[Spokane2303]

Just received a little bag of backup parts that I ordered for my new P32 from Kel-Tec.

2 - guide rods with springs
1 - frame pin set
1 - magazine release
1 - magazine release spring
1 - take down pin (hard chrome)

The hard chrome takedown pin was to add a personal touch to my little gun. Everything else goes into my gun parts box.

 

[JMag1]

How pricey, if I may ask?

 

[Spokane2303]

Inexpensive!

The guide rod and spring are $2 a set.

The most expensive piece was the vanity hard chromed takedown pin. I think it was $11.50 or $12.00.

I have the same pieces for my Ruger LCP. Their rod and spring sets are more costly. Their takedown pins are cheaper. Overall, it's a wash!

 

[Steve912]

A hammer & spring assembly and extractor kit should be on your next order.

 

[JMag1]

Thanks for the info.

 

[jpf]

I think I'll just buy another p-32 and have all my spare parts in one place.

 

[Spokane2303]

A hammer & spring assembly and extractor kit should be on your next order.

Are these high wear parts and prone to failure?

 

[Steve912]

Kinda sorta...the most common problem with the
P32/P3AT/PF-9 seems to be extractor related stuff.

I don't know if hammer spring breakage is common,
but I had one break on a P3AT, right where it hooks
around the retaining pin at bottom of grip.

I'd get a spare firing pin & spring, too...cheap and
might as well add em if you're popping for the shipping.

 

[theduke]

I think I'll just buy another p-32 and have all my spare parts in one place.

Every now and then I see a P32 parts kit on Gunbroker!