Little as this is... and bore sizes aside... I have truely found the equal in the handgun world of our beloved Automag. A special detail to fine workmanship and close tolerances and excellent materials over fancy stuff. A bit weighty but primarily because of the choices of materal for durability. These comments remind you of something?
A fine precission Swiss watch. The Rolex of Semi Auto function. A gun made by a small company that hand builds them and the owner touches every one. An owner that has slowly built his name and reputation from his previous work with his Father in the gunsmith business who cut his teeth doing famous double action conversions on 1911's that everyone wanted back in the day. Who slowly designed and developed this small fine weapon and perfected it and today makes about the nicest smallest carry pistol I have ever held in my hand.
The Seecamp
L.W. Seecamp company from Conneticut. Larry Seecamp the owner now has just 4 employees. And oversees every step of the process. These are not cheap. They are fine instruments. And I can truely say a joy to own. And the owners tend to immediately become unique in themselves once they have one. They are limited in numbers.
Here is the one I recently came into ownership of (crappy phone cam picts below). Hard to find them sometimes. Especially in the .380 as those are very limited and expensive. The .32's are a bit easier to find but command a good resale value. And because of their design and construction will last more than a life time.
It suprises me how close to the same AGD built Paintball Markers come to the concept to LW Seecamp. Scary really. When you think about it, not so odd to find those few people that want to stick to quality above quantity. I see a lot of Tom in this Larry guy. They rare birds.
These are really fine pocket guns of special note. if you ever get a chance to own one, buy it. Immediately.
A must see chart:
http://www.mouseguns.com/PocketAutoComparison.pdf
A fine precission Swiss watch. The Rolex of Semi Auto function. A gun made by a small company that hand builds them and the owner touches every one. An owner that has slowly built his name and reputation from his previous work with his Father in the gunsmith business who cut his teeth doing famous double action conversions on 1911's that everyone wanted back in the day. Who slowly designed and developed this small fine weapon and perfected it and today makes about the nicest smallest carry pistol I have ever held in my hand.
The Seecamp
L.W. Seecamp company from Conneticut. Larry Seecamp the owner now has just 4 employees. And oversees every step of the process. These are not cheap. They are fine instruments. And I can truely say a joy to own. And the owners tend to immediately become unique in themselves once they have one. They are limited in numbers.
Here is the one I recently came into ownership of (crappy phone cam picts below). Hard to find them sometimes. Especially in the .380 as those are very limited and expensive. The .32's are a bit easier to find but command a good resale value. And because of their design and construction will last more than a life time.
It suprises me how close to the same AGD built Paintball Markers come to the concept to LW Seecamp. Scary really. When you think about it, not so odd to find those few people that want to stick to quality above quantity. I see a lot of Tom in this Larry guy. They rare birds.
These are really fine pocket guns of special note. if you ever get a chance to own one, buy it. Immediately.
A must see chart:
http://www.mouseguns.com/PocketAutoComparison.pdf
I seriously doubt the bad guy wants to be shot with it either. 
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