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Manufacturer
	Autauga Arms More Info

About the Gun

Very small stainless-steel pocket pistol in .32 Auto. It is a hammerless, double-action-only blowback with no manual safety. The grip is black polymer. Sights are a small fixed blade and notch. The magazine release is on the side of the frame, and the takedown hole is on the right.

Production

Production ran from 1996 through 2000.

Market value

MSRP at production was around $400. Current used market value for examples in good to very good condition ranges $400–$600.

Cartridge Specifications
Cartridge:	.32 Automatic
Alias:	7.65 mm Browning
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Analysis

Autauga Arms introduced the MKII 32 in 1996 as the regular-production follow-on to a few hundred first-year pistols. The factory moved the takedown hole to the right side of the frame, dropped the trigger-guard knob, and marked the slide AUTAUGA MKII. About 3,200 were built in Prattville, Alabama, before pistol work ended and the firm shifted to rifles under the Autauga Rifles name. It was sold as a deep-concealment .32 Auto pocket gun in the same years as the Seecamp LWS-32, at a lower list price. Used examples turn up more often than the early model 32 and trade as a short-run American pocket pistol rather than as a common carry gun.