KEL P-32 32ACP 2.7 BLUE BLK FRAME 7RD

SKU: LIP|KTP32BBLKUPC: 640832000450Mfr. Part #: P32BBLK

$311.99

KEL P-32 32ACP 2.7 BLUE BLK FRAME 7RD

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Description

Action: Double – Caliber: 32 Automatic Colt Pistol (ACP) – Barrel Length: 2.7 – Capacity: 7+1 – Safety: Hammer Block – Grips: Black Polymer – Sights: None – Weight: 6.6 oz – Frame Material: Aluminum Alloy – Barrel Type: 4140 Steel – Slide Description: Blued – Barrel Length Range: 2.00 to 2.99 – Weight Range: 3.00 oz to 8.99 oz

Additional information

upc

640832000450

manufacturer

KelTec

Manufacturer Part Number

P32BBLK

Action

Striker Fired

ATF Type

Pistol

Barrel Length

2.7"

Caliber/Gauge

.32 Auto (ACP)

Capacity

7 + 1

Length

11

Model

P32

Number of Magazines

1 One 7rd

Package Height

2.5

Package Width

9.4

Product Type

Semi-Auto Pistol

Safety

Hammer Block

Shipping Weight

1.55

Sights

Fixed

Sights Type

Fixed Sights

Slide Description

Serrated

Units per Box

1

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