Erma Werkes .32 ACP/380 Auto

Drachenstein · 11-06-2009, 04:53 PM

Erma .380? A brick is cheaper and more accurate. Bricks don't jam but are only single shot

but then again so is the Erma. I use mine to call the cat in,

in that aspect it's been useful. CCW?

I wouldn't trust my life with it.

Want a good carry? Buy a CZ-82. They're not very expensive (C&R), fire HP, don't jam, and very accurate. It shoots a 9mm MAK round in a 12 round magazine. Mine put 10 rounds at 20 meters in a 2.5 inch circle. If it's confiscated or abused by LEOs, you're not out a mint. Do yourself a favor and google it. SOG, J&G and AIM sells them with accesories for around $200, which is allot cheaper than that piece of Erma.

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11-06-2009, 04:53 PM	#10
Drachenstein User Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Elizabethtown, KY Posts: 78 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Erma .380? A brick is cheaper and more accurate. Bricks don't jam but are only single shot but then again so is the Erma. I use mine to call the cat in, in that aspect it's been useful. CCW? I wouldn't trust my life with it. Want a good carry? Buy a CZ-82. They're not very expensive (C&R), fire HP, don't jam, and very accurate. It shoots a 9mm MAK round in a 12 round magazine. Mine put 10 rounds at 20 meters in a 2.5 inch circle. If it's confiscated or abused by LEOs, you're not out a mint. Do yourself a favor and google it. SOG, J&G and AIM sells them with accesories for around $200, which is allot cheaper than that piece of Erma. .