Just picked one up last week, wanted one for 2 reasons.... I grew up in Milford the majority of my life, and I was one of the funeral directors who handled the service for Larry.

@Thefury06484

3 жыл бұрын

I bought one because I was born in raised in Milford as well.

@itmeng

2 жыл бұрын

The Milford made ones are what’s sought after. I hear the new ownership, made in Southwick has taken a turn for the worse..

Very nice purchase. I have both a .32 and a .380 Seecamp. I love them. The .380 is a bit of a beast to shoot though.

Great vid and followup vid. I was always fascinated by this particular pistol well made. Thanks!

I enjoyed your video, I too am in MA and own the Calif. edition Seecamp LWS32, It is truly a "work of art" I love mine, reliable, easy to conceal, and once you get used to it surprisingly accurate! :) again... Nice video! Thanks for putting it together! :)

This is a finely crafted work of art. And you won't believe the size. It's one gun you will literally always always be able to carry with you. In complete concealment in your pocket. Nobody could possibly know you're carrying it (legally). Highly recommended in 32. Super light shooter.

Other than your "legal advice" this was a fabulous review! I was looking more for shooting and size comparison videos. But you did a great review of it!

I gladly own two Seecamp 25's and one recently purchased in 32 caliber....I will be looking to acquire the 380 to add to my collection as soon as I stumble across one. Great review and interesting info!

Thanks fo the video. I found your comments about sights/distance and proving self-defense most thoughtful.

well ideally a backup, but honestly I use it for primary carry a lot. so easy to carry.

@LarryeWhite61

Жыл бұрын

Me 2

Wow, what a truly great idea! I own a Seecamp & love it but would love to see it offered in 5.7x28 as well! We were just talking about the fact that no one makes a sub compact/mouse gun in 5.7. The FN Five-Seven pistol is a great gun but it is fairly large, I think Seecamp would make a fortune offering such a gun... it would probably hold about 10 or 12 rds to boot, in such a small package.

Beautiful little pistol. Great review.

I have the .380 and like it a lot. I am not excited over these very small calibers, but on days that it must be very very deep and hidden this is the one I carry. It is also my EDC in my PJ's. It will get me to one of the other 100 guns stashed throughout the house.

That is a beautifully made gun. Very nice!

I agree, Seecamp is the best mouse gun you can buy. Hate the magazine disconnect but it doesn't take away from how great this firearm is. Well build, solid & extremely reliable. Love to see it in 5.7X28! Good news is that when I contacted Seecamp, He said that he has been considering the idea, feels it is a good defensive cartridge but due to machinery & manpower issues involved, it will be a project far down the road. If you would also like it in 5.7 option, please contact him as well. Thanks

thanks man great video! i think I'm getting this.

Beautiful looking Seecamp you can't find them around here ,thanks for showing

What a gorgeous little pistol. As nice as I've seen of it's type. Decentsize round it takes, too. I would of thought at first glance it was a .22 LR, or one of those useless .25 caliber mouse guns. .32 or .38, now yer talkin' !

I think you did a great review, it was very informative and I really enjoyed the history of the Seecamp Company. I went on the website and it gave some great information and statistics regarding shooting without sights. The fit and finish of the gun looks excellent. Forgive me for being presumptuous, but you said Mr. Seecamp was saved by a .32 Walther, on the site is says he was saved by a Walther P-38 which is 9mm. either way I'm glad he could save his life.

Only because you said "you're not going to" I think I will give it a try at my mini IDPA training lane. I agree that it's probably not going to turn out so well... but I have to try because you said it. Now I just have to wait for it to show up at my FFL dealer

Well said !!!! I would love to own a See camp !!!

Nice review, especially the history of Mr Seecamp. Thanks. And “yes” that .380 is not one you’ll shoot a box of 50 rounds through with one trip to the range.

Seecamp is a nice pistol but they were hell to deal with in the 90s. I bought a NAA in 32 and it works fine. Its a product improved Seecamp. Good luck with the Seecamp

Lehigh Ammo is the best for carry especially in 32 acp! Lehigh extreme cavitator that creates a wound cavity that rivals any 9mm and penetrates 17” in ballistic gel. This pistol is 6+1 capacity like any single stack concealment pistol!

Late to the party but still an excellent video. And regardless of what a previous commenter stated your legal advise was sound. I think many confuse defense with offense, which may be fine in the NFL, but in court? Not so much.

Nice video enjoyed watching.

No sights, no problem. There is nothing to keep the gun from coming out of your pocket; where it belongs. This isn't a target pistol. It is an up close and personal pistol. They work great.

I. own a .32 Seecamp without the trigger safety feature. However, I do like the concept of the California edition. I wonder how many people carry a California edition in their pocket without a holster? Nice review, thanks for posting.

Nice review

One thing that I think is worth mentioning is that the goal of an individual protecting themselves is the exact opposite of law enforcement. If a police officer shoots a suspect, and the suspect is wounded but runs away, that is a failure. If a citizen being attacked shoots the attacker and he runs away, that is a success. The goal of concealed carry for an individual is for the attacker to break off their attack and go away. My goal is never to kill or permanently harm another, but only to protect myself or protect the innocent.

Wehrmacht veteran and WW2 survivor, Ludwig Seecamp, perceptibly surmised that traditional .32 ACP semi-automatic pistols were over-built for the size and strength of the diminutive cartridge. .32 ACP pistols of the 1920s, 30s and 40s could have chambered the .380 ACP (9mm Kurz) or even the 9mm Parabellum cartridge due to their size. Ludwig presumed the reason was likely ergonomics. The .32 ACP pistols had been designed to comfortably fit the adult male human hand, allowing for a firm strong grip. But as a result, the .32 ACP pistols of the time were unnecessarily large. Ludwig was certain the .32 ACP could chamber safely in a much smaller pistol. He suspected the .32 ACP could chamber in pocket pistols manufactured for the even smaller and weaker .25 ACP. Ludwig Seecamp proved his hypothesis with the .25 ACP Seecamp semi-automatic pistol already in production since 1981. In 1985, Ludwig manufactured the same Seecamp pocket pistol for the .32 ACP cartridge and it worked. The .32 ACP Seecamp was an instant success. The .32 Seecamp immediately incurred high praise and with it high demand. Seecamp would disappoint many prospective buyers. His Seecamp gun manufacturing company hand-crafted each pistol from a team of seven master gunsmiths. Monthly output was only a low 200 .32 Seecamps. A few years later, acquisition of several CNC machines boosted monthly production to 500 pistols but it still was not enough. For the next decades the Seecamp pistol had a reputation of a successful, diminutive pocket pistol of super high quality but was difficult to acquire due to its scarcity. Decades after the elderly Ludwig passed on, his aging ailing son, Larry, had the foresight to sell the company to Whalley Precision Manufacturing in Southwick, Massachusetts, thereby assuring the survival and continuity of the Seecamp pistol line. Larry would pass away in 2018 after a long, productive life as his father. Whalley Precision was able to increase monthly production while maintaining the traditional high quality. In 2021-22 Seecamp pistols began appearing in more frequency throughout many more gun stores. In December 2022, perceiving a renewed interest in the .25 ACP pocket pistol, Whalley Precision announced the company would once again manufacture its original .25 ACP Seecamp pistol. Whalley first needed to find a manufacturer for the .25 ACP pistol magazines.

yes sir! have your FFL order one. BTW: if you do, you can get a custom serial number!!!

@matchdownz no, the mags are fine. Speer changes their bullet design. Check the seecamp website.

Sir, the winchester 60 grain silvertip round was specialy designed for your gun. you should try it if you can find it I had a seacamp, and the Gold Dots expanded from a 32acp walther, but not the seacamp. This is why the silvertip has a aluminum jacket and a special bullet shape and profile. The gold Dots may jam,

Awesome , thanks.

@friskyrabbit thanks man. the seecamp is off the charts of REALLY well made, lots of hand fitting. I would love to do a shooting video but our range is so full of snow, you cant see the target area!!!! Soon.

I own a 25 acp the first they came out with and don't make anymore it feeds anything no problem I love it and it is very easy to carry. I think the 32 and 380 are designed to use Winchester silvertip ammo so if you use what it you won't have a problem I'll buy your gun johniac 7078 if you still have it they are hard to come by and I'd love to have a larger cal.

@SilverWolfM200LDH you are right, I miss spoke. Thanks for watching.

@jmfa57

6 жыл бұрын

Glad I decided to read all the older posts - - I was going to point out the same thing Bob Hill did all over again about Mr. Seecamp saving his life with the 9mm P-38! Great video, I can't wait to pick my "California Edition" up in a couple of days. I'm not fond of our gun laws or waiting periods, but your video helped me decide to get one of these. Glad I got it when I did, this was the last one that our local gun dealer chain had in inventory. I'm looking forward to trying it out.

@SilverWolfM200LDH yes it i very ammo picky. check the seecamp website for the latest ammo recommendations. glad you enjoyed.

Those are very well made , I remember when they first came out .Kind of tricky on the takedown if I remember . Remember James Bond Used a .32 and half of europe .

Nice review. I am also from Massachusetts where about did you go to get this beauty?

Larry Ludwig could have yet designed a shallow trough channel on the top of the .32 Seecamp pistol, thus allowing a rudimentary sight picture for traditionalists who insist upon some kind of sight. This would have worked while still keeping a clean pistol profile to prevent snagging in the pocket. But Ludwig was adamant about no sights on the Seecamp pistol.

So... several years later now... do you still own and carry the gun? Do you love it? Pros and cons? Looking to get one just because it’s so small and can go anywhere.

that pistol=diamond

What is the thickness compared to the Kel Tec P-32? Will it fit well in a pocket holster? Are the dependable? Is it hard to hold, looks like only 1 finger on the grip?

@johniac7078 Your welcome I really enjoyed the video review, you did a great job.

@O7ROADKING are you shooting speer loads? IT is almost certainly the rounds, since they dont fit in the gun. Speer made some weird loads a while back, same thing happened to me. Ill give you $350 for the pistol.

Great video. I saw a couple of them at the pawn shop the other day and layaways are dangerous for me let me tell ya. Is the 32 a large enough caliber or would you consider a 380 if you had to do it all over again? I am very tempted to get one. Heck, I can't close the gun safe now.Just subbed ya.

I own this gun and have fired over 1000 rounds through it. All Speer Gold Dot Hollow points. Not one jam. Ever.

@GhostStan I agree with the simpler is better philosophy. Unfortunately. the safety is a state law thing. I just leave it off. It is pretty much out of the way, dosent affect anything. The mag disconnect makes sense for this particular gun. Now for a combat pistol, I would not want a disconnect.

thanx...iv'e tried four seasons...no luck. have you shot anything other then the recommended ammo with any good results?

Hi, What might you recommend to use in refreshing the shine and eliminating very small scratches on the stainless? What, if anything, will clean and bring the grips back to a shiny black? Thanks in advance.....

any rattle from the gun? or play between slide and frame?

@cardshark4x4 Yes you can, but it will be the CA edition.

@cardshark4x4 exactly.

good question. call four seasons in woburn.

@DavidSimoneTV you won't be disappointed!

what function does that thin pliece on the right side do?

thanks, I have one!

I own a .32 also... LOVEＩＴ！

Great review! I've been on the debate between the seecamp .32 or an LCP. LCP seems to big for my pocket since I ride a bicycle for a living. I usually carry an NAA .22 but that thing is so inaccurate.

@madAdventures6987

5 жыл бұрын

Kowboy K look at the NAA folding grip 👍🏼 great to drop in a pocket and makes the gun shootable

@Cosmicblast77 whatever. I am sure you are a hard warrior.

Is this firearm +p compatible? I like the Buffalo Bore 60 Grain Barnes TAC-XP & 75 Grain Hard Cast Flat Nose...

@JesseJamesNEC thanks! Us MA guys need to stick together!!!

What do people think of the Seecamp LWS being available in 9x19? I think they should offer it, because I was told that it is an easily available caliber, very common, as well as a very well rounded caliber. On Seecamp's website it says it was also the caliber that saved Mr. Seecamp's life. I just hope if Seecamp creates a 9mm version, it doesn't cost anywhere near what the Rohrbaugh R9 costs.

@mdshann i'll do a video this weekend.

@johniac7078 The website was great I really enjoyed it. Just looking at the gun, I agree, the fit and finish looks very beautiful, professional, and precise. Do you need to get the right ammunition for reliable feeding from the magazine and consistent accuracy? My dad told me that the ammunition you dial your scope in at the range should be the same ammunition that you hunt with. (My dad hunts with rifles and shotguns).

.32 ACP was the calibre usted by the German officers in WWII. Brass Fetch ser reports 13 in penetration.

Why did John Browning design the .25 and .32 ACPs with a rim? It just tilts the cartridge nose down and makes it more difficult to feed.

That gun would be sweet in 5.7. Is it possible to disengage the magazine disconnect? I know Browning High Powers have the ability to take it off, is it the same way with this

Can the seecamp be purchased any more? I don't see any of them on gun shelves.

@andrademeza yes BUT....lots of hand work for perfect fit.

@SilverWolfM200LDH BTW: HTe website is really good isn't it? The fit and finish is outstanding. I really like it. The big issue is getting the right ammo. Once you sort that out, no problems.

i have only shot the gold dots and the silver tips. I bough a case of gold dots when I bough the gun.......

Is the California one the only one w/ the trigger safety, or do all Seecamps?

@johniac7078

9 жыл бұрын

filoIII correct, only the CA model has it. It can be removed.

@vuichoigiaitri6820

8 жыл бұрын

+Tactical Priority Hi. I was living in Vietnam ... and are hobbyists gun . This import price is how much you usd fin

@SilverWolfM200LDH There is a .380 and it is a bit much to shoot. A 9mm in such a small gun may be too harsh.

whatever! mine packs a punch especially with defense loads. Hurts the hand a bit, not like it matters is a defense situation:)

@SocomElite187 please tell why....?

I'm very interested in purchasing one but it seems VERY hard to get the proper ammo for it. I live in mass also.Do you know of a place that sells .32 acp in gold dots or Winchester silvertips?

@madAdventures6987

5 жыл бұрын

boosh57 I ask my local dealer to order.

my 32 seecamp wont eject manually it will eject when fired but not when I manually rack the slide back any suggestions would be appreciated

@lima3231

10 жыл бұрын

the magazine catch is not in correct position, causes the magazine a bit lower, not tight, therefore the magazine spring can't give enough force to eject. I have the same problem, trying to contact Seecamp, in fact this little does have some issues.

@rsxzx6r yes

@GhostStan care to tell why?

@johniac7078 You got THAT right! must be a MA thing with the Seecamp! ;) LOL!

i want this one...how much did you get it for?

@BestTits yeah, that's really your thing isn't it.

@andrademeza around 500

@ITHINKUREALESUK they made the list!!! brand new in box.

@johniac7078 Sweet I'm thinking about one of these and it would be cool to see how it operates.

What kind of price is everyone paying?

or maybe with a .32 a FMJ may be the way to go......better penetration over expansion?

Mag disconnect is stupid in a fight. Think about it.

intend to buy one if I can find one.

How about a longitudinal grove sight. That would make sense.

i wonder how much this gun is

is it legal to carry this type of gun on you leaving your house?

@johniac7078 Thanks for the information

@johniac7078 is just my opinion mag disconnect i dont like it because if i have 1 last rnd in the chamber after shooting the threat and im going to reload just in case another threat comes and i have to shoot my rnd in the chamber i wont be able to also the safety in the heat of the moment i can fumble with it and not able to shoot when need to is just my opinion i just dont like safety at all of any kind simple is better

@kennytt10 nope

@johniac7078 ohh state law boo i would consider that pistol and any other pistol i carry conceal a combat pistol thats the reason for me carrying other than that is a nice looking gun

You pick this up at four seasons??

@johniac7078

10 жыл бұрын

i did

How much did you pay?