I like this. No talking. No WWE style music. No opinions. No hype. Just let me see how the dam thing works. I can get my specs from the website. Thank you.
@@AllenD00D I noticed that mag safety. I don't mind that on a tiny pocket back-up. It'll just be in either in my weak side pocket or in my smart holster, that is basically a pocket down the front of my pants that not even a bad guy will reach down there to shake me down (no pun intended) or in case my primary either gets taken from me or completely shits itself. It's also great to palm in my hand as I'm walking out to my car at night after work. I can stand there talking to someone in the parking lot and not even the person I'm talking to knows what's in my hand. I'm usually the last one to leave so I can palm it and no one will know I have a gun in my hand. Bad guys jump out from behind cars pretty fast!
Lol WWE style music ! Ya killed me with that 🤣 the music people pick for gun videos are so bad it drives me crazy! They should at least use my songs 🎵 haha
I have same model, its jam either with hollow or full metal. Please can you show me a way to minimize the effect of the of the gargartuan recoil on my hand ?
@@chinitapal This is a maybe...But, Seecamp has a stiffer recoil spring that is available from Seecamp's own web site. I installed it on my .32. It helped with the recoil a little bit. Still pretty snappy. I think the recoil spring on the .380's are to be replaced every 200 or so rounds. The springs are readily available and inexpensive. Hope this helps.
@@RLB-g4uThank you for the suggestion. I don't fire more than 30 bullets. It is almost new. This pistol is the most beautiful ever but the most dysfunctional at the same time.
So nice to watch an informative gun video that tells you everything you need to know without the incessant, know-it-all yackety-yack and ludicrous growling guitars you get on some channels. Full marks to you 👍👍
The likely reason it’s failing to feed is the ammunition. That gun only likes to run Ammo .91” in length. Winchester whitebox and silver tips work the best in my experience.
I know on the .32 that FMJs don't work because they're .5mm longer than hollow points, and only certain hollow points are recommended. The pistol is so well machined that it doesn't have a lot of room for error, but when used with the proper ammunition is 99.9% reliable
When looking for an EDC I tried both. 380 and 32. The 380 had fewer rounds. Recoil was brutal and followups were not good. Beautiful gun, though. The 32 was smoother. 7+1. Pleasant recoil and followups were consistently more accurate. I used 73 gr standard without a FTE, stovepipe, etc. in several hundred. Sometimes less is more. Can't lose with either one.
You sure about this? I’m fairly certain the capacity is the same (6 + 1) for both calibers (and they are the same size, which partly explains the painful recoil).
@@AllenD00D I saw one one for $550. I know there are no mags for the 25acp. I found one on ebay a couple of years ago. I bought it for $125. So I have 2 mags.
Yeah there’s only like 4 or 5 ammo brands recommended and they’re all hollow points, FMJs are too long. The gun was designed around Winchester Silvertips and Gold dots are supposed to run flawlessly in it also. 👍🏻
@@michigunsanta8680 , I always thought it was strange the Mr Seecamp designed it around hollow points, given that they probably won’t expand well out of such a short barrel, and if they did would get no penetration. He has some theory that even if hollow points don’t expand, they do more damage because the nose isn’t smooth. Perhaps, but it looks like he got fmj to mostly run in this video.
Correction: "Never point the muzzle at anything you dont tend to destroy.." Well... I planned on eat Taco Bell that night soooo.... Thanks for the input but im not hiring for any Range Safety Trolls
Shoot it with one hand. That’s what you would most likely do if engaged in a life and death situation. Just my humble opinion. P.s. very annoying that you had a cartridge get stuck.
@@anthonydilullo5794 hahaha, props man. Your so smart. I don't own this pistol. Nor do I make gun videos. This was mainly to test a camera. I know the owners manual says hollow points are recommended because of the smaller bullet head. Obviously there is a mag safety, as I shown. No need to be so angry or annoyed.... Enough said....
Dont understand how the same gun diff serial number and function differently. Guess the precision machining isnt always exact. Because ive heard its amazing and ive heard the they aren't.
I think that part of the manufacturing involves hand-fitting parts, so there will always be some variation between guns. Even a thousandth of an inch in some designs can be enough to cause malfunctions.
I bought mine new in 1991 and still carry it.I have ran boxes of ammo through this firearm and have never EVER has and sort of malfunction, not one! Maybe you are just unlucky or something. Even the gun magazine 's rave about how reliable this little pistol is! I've owned and shot mine going on 31 years and it's been as reliable as the proverbial Swiss watch!
As I posted earlier I bought mine new in 1991 and still have it. In all these years I have never had a malfunction of any kind.I do keep it cleaned and lubricated. I know the company was sold though I'm not sure exactly when and I can't speak to the quality of the new owner's product just my own.I wouldn't carry a gun I didn't trust.
You could use ammunition such as .380 ACP +P 68gr. Xtreme Defender Solid Monolithic Hunting? In terms of compactness to strength, it would be a great complex.
I dunno man. I honestly dont see the point in guns like this. Yea its easily concealed but you can get a small single stack 9mm that isnt much bigger and they are much better all around. Usually the smaller the gun the easier it jams. I have a pocket 22lr Ruger that is similar to this and as reliable as Ruger is it still jams way to often to be used as my main cc. They are kinda fun to shoot though.
The best use for it is either a backup gun if an attacker is right on you, maybe an ankle holster or something. Or it's tiny enough to stick in a bra and not really print. But it's an old gun, so it's definitely hit that collector appeal and that's the main reason it's still being made.
I think this is just an old design that was inherently unreliable. In my opinion new more modern options like the Ruger LCP 380 have proven to be much more reliable in the pocket handgun market.
early 80's i saw USA prime magazines this jewel. Was it only Winchester Siver tip.. BEST there was ,, Talons and others came years later. at HS lunch hall debates vere furious.. ) we only had .22 master and hint 12g + 30-06
One of the first videos of gun handling where someone actually placed their finger over the barrel and then rotated the entire gun around to be aiming it at themselves. Does anyone care to guess where and how much training said Yahoo Allen has had?
As I display the gun for the Video, haha. Sorry i didnt put me clearing the gun in video. I know the Range Safety Trolls are filing their Work Related Incidents. My appologies..
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I like this. No talking. No WWE style music. No opinions. No hype. Just let me see how the dam thing works. I can get my specs from the website. Thank you.
Hahaha respects
No mag, no work...
@@AllenD00D I noticed that mag safety. I don't mind that on a tiny pocket back-up. It'll just be in either in my weak side pocket or in my smart holster, that is basically a pocket down the front of my pants that not even a bad guy will reach down there to shake me down (no pun intended) or in case my primary either gets taken from me or completely shits itself. It's also great to palm in my hand as I'm walking out to my car at night after work. I can stand there talking to someone in the parking lot and not even the person I'm talking to knows what's in my hand. I'm usually the last one to leave so I can palm it and no one will know I have a gun in my hand. Bad guys jump out from behind cars pretty fast!
@@cannondaleman1 thanks for the input. Like hearing peoples opinions and take, on things.
Lol WWE style music ! Ya killed me with that 🤣 the music people pick for gun videos are so bad it drives me crazy! They should at least use my songs 🎵 haha
Try using ammo recommended by the manufacturer. It's on you if you have problems using other ammo.
Manufacturer says to use Hollow Point only, no FMJ Bullets. Might be the reason for the jam
yes, and definitely reason for the jam!!!!
I have same model, its jam either with hollow or full metal. Please can you show me a way to minimize the effect of the of the gargartuan recoil on my hand ?
@@chinitapal This is a maybe...But, Seecamp has a stiffer recoil spring that is available from Seecamp's own web site. I installed it on my .32. It helped with the recoil a little bit. Still pretty snappy. I think the recoil spring on the .380's are to be replaced every 200 or so rounds. The springs are readily available and inexpensive. Hope this helps.
@@RLB-g4uThank you for the suggestion. I don't fire more than 30 bullets. It is almost new. This pistol is the most beautiful ever but the most dysfunctional at the same time.
So nice to watch an informative gun video that tells you everything you need to know without the incessant, know-it-all yackety-yack and ludicrous growling guitars you get on some channels. Full marks to you 👍👍
I was going to say the same thing, great video, to the point and great video quality. Four stars !!!
`100% i bookmarked this page and keep coming back to it. Relaxing to watch
The sound of silence. Like watching a movie from the 1920’s.
The likely reason it’s failing to feed is the ammunition. That gun only likes to run Ammo .91” in length. Winchester whitebox and silver tips work the best in my experience.
Yeah, honestly I shot about 25 to 30 fmjs and only 1 ftf sooo... It'll still function just not reliably. Thanks for the input
Have you ever tried the Liberty Civil Defense in the Seecamp?
I know on the .32 that FMJs don't work because they're .5mm longer than hollow points, and only certain hollow points are recommended. The pistol is so well machined that it doesn't have a lot of room for error, but when used with the proper ammunition is 99.9% reliable
Owners manual exclusively recommends hollowpoint and cleaning the chamber every 50 rounds.
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When you absolutely positively have to kill every mouse in the room.
Accept no substitutes
I guess he never read the recommended ammo section?
Couldn't have said it better myself!
When looking for an EDC I tried both. 380 and 32. The 380 had fewer rounds. Recoil was brutal and followups were not good. Beautiful gun, though.
The 32 was smoother. 7+1. Pleasant recoil and followups were consistently more accurate. I used 73 gr standard without a FTE, stovepipe, etc. in several hundred. Sometimes less is more.
Can't lose with either one.
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You sure about this? I’m fairly certain the capacity is the same (6 + 1) for both calibers (and they are the same size, which partly explains the painful recoil).
its 6 plus 1
Yes. 6 fil the mag
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Runs best on JHP ammo. FMJ ammo causes feeding problems because the OAL is too long.
Thx for the vid!
Brilliant !!
I have my grandfathers seecamp 25acp
I hear those are very valuable. Either the 25 or 32.
@@AllenD00D I saw one one for $550. I know there are no mags for the 25acp. I found one on ebay a couple of years ago. I bought it for $125. So I have 2 mags.
@@veganlifestyleloveanimals1744 the one on this video is for sale through our dealer for I think 680, with 2 mags and the org box and paperwork
My Seecamp .380 cycles great - just only eats Silvertips.
Great video !!!!!
God, I heard that buzzing mosquito in the beginning of the video.
I don't know. It's just weird for me to purchase a gun with no sights.
Thats one heavy trigger. You can tell
Love it
What ammo used on the failure to feed ? Everybody says these are stupid sensitive to brands of ammo.
Federal range, you can see it @ 0:12
Mine prefers Winchester Silvertips
@No Name the only ammo I used was fmj. I dont own the gun, so I won't be able to test that further. I am taking donations thoooo.... Hahah
Yeah there’s only like 4 or 5 ammo brands recommended and they’re all hollow points, FMJs are too long. The gun was designed around Winchester Silvertips and Gold dots are supposed to run flawlessly in it also. 👍🏻
@@michigunsanta8680 , I always thought it was strange the Mr Seecamp designed it around hollow points, given that they probably won’t expand well out of such a short barrel, and if they did would get no penetration. He has some theory that even if hollow points don’t expand, they do more damage because the nose isn’t smooth. Perhaps, but it looks like he got fmj to mostly run in this video.
Never point a gun at yourself or anyone, loaded or not loaded. This is rule number one in gun ownership.
Correction: "Never point the muzzle at anything you dont tend to destroy.." Well... I planned on eat Taco Bell that night soooo.... Thanks for the input but im not hiring for any Range Safety Trolls
My favorite are the ones who harp on where people point unloaded guns, and then carry appendix with a loaded gun pointed into their crotch all day.
Very good point abt appendix carry! Lol
@@Subtlenimbus they harp on appendix carry, too, and that's also wrong and misguided.
true, unless your bluffing a home intruder or getting mugged as not loaded.
Ruger lcp 2 12..... 15 yards no problem 8 in paper love lcp2. It will more then work.... Double tap baby..... shot placement. Fmj.
The gun is made for hollow points only
Shoot it with one hand. That’s what you would most likely do if engaged in a life and death situation. Just my humble opinion. P.s. very annoying that you had a cartridge get stuck.
Like the feedback man. Unfortunately I thought of that afterwards, and I do not own it.
@@AllenD00D Thanks for your note. Have a great day. Mark
Not supposed to rack slide or dry fire with magazine out....wrecks the spring.....and wrong ammo
What spring, and how does having the mag out make a diff?
Just bought 1 and watched all videos. Only hollow point ammo as listed on the website...mag has to be in to dry fire or rack slide........enough said
@@anthonydilullo5794 hahaha, props man. Your so smart. I don't own this pistol. Nor do I make gun videos. This was mainly to test a camera. I know the owners manual says hollow points are recommended because of the smaller bullet head. Obviously there is a mag safety, as I shown. No need to be so angry or annoyed.... Enough said....
@@AllenD00D?camera, angry, annoyed, huh?
Had the 32 version. It was very unreliable even with recommended ammo. Nice looking gun. Sold it.
Dont understand how the same gun diff serial number and function differently. Guess the precision machining isnt always exact. Because ive heard its amazing and ive heard the they aren't.
I think that part of the manufacturing involves hand-fitting parts, so there will always be some variation between guns. Even a thousandth of an inch in some designs can be enough to cause malfunctions.
I bought mine new in 1991 and still carry it.I have ran boxes of ammo through this firearm and have never EVER has and sort of malfunction, not one! Maybe you are just unlucky or something. Even the gun magazine 's rave about how reliable this little pistol is! I've owned and shot mine going on 31 years and it's been as reliable as the proverbial Swiss watch!
@@r.c.reasor4807 glad to hear because I really want it
As I posted earlier I bought mine new in 1991 and still have it. In all these years I have never had a malfunction of any kind.I do keep it cleaned and lubricated. I know the company was sold though I'm not sure exactly when and I can't speak to the quality of the new owner's product just my own.I wouldn't carry a gun I didn't trust.
Don’t use full metal jacket bullets, you’ll crack the gun. This is a unique small carry gun.
Might be ok if sa/da, but the trigger reset is too long.
Pretty accurate at 10 or less feet 😂
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That's all you need, bruh. 98% of self-defense situations are 15 feet or less.
You could use ammunition such as .380 ACP +P 68gr. Xtreme Defender Solid Monolithic Hunting? In terms of compactness to strength, it would be a great complex.
I wouldnt recommend +P in such tiny frame
And it's a .32
@@merds77 NOT this version, its a 380
Where did you buy the black finger extension for the grip? Thanks, Mark
Don't own the gun, just used it to test out the camera
got 32 never fails
The camera work is clear and smooth. There's good sound, but why isn't there any talking through the video to explain what is happening?
Poor commentator... Thanks for the info though
Could be a handicapped person who can not speak.
Not likely. It’s just about the guns looks and performance video.
He's shooting wrong ammo...supposed to use hollowpointd
Cool gun but the .32 ACP version is a much more pleasurable shooting experience.
Dont own this gun, Had a chance to shoot the 380. Really would like to shoot the 32 tho
Fact. The .380 kills on one end and maims on the other.
I dunno man. I honestly dont see the point in guns like this. Yea its easily concealed but you can get a small single stack 9mm that isnt much bigger and they are much better all around. Usually the smaller the gun the easier it jams. I have a pocket 22lr Ruger that is similar to this and as reliable as Ruger is it still jams way to often to be used as my main cc. They are kinda fun to shoot though.
More of a collectors piece at this point
The best use for it is either a backup gun if an attacker is right on you, maybe an ankle holster or something.
Or it's tiny enough to stick in a bra and not really print. But it's an old gun, so it's definitely hit that collector appeal and that's the main reason it's still being made.
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Have you found it to be reliable Yahno?
I do not own the gun. Seemed to work fairly well
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How much did you feel shooting it in your hand and finger? I have heard it’s a beast?
The .380 IS a beast. The.32 is much more manageable. Extra round and follow up accuracy outweighs power in my book.
you dont have an idea of the gargantuan recoil in your hands , I'm afraid of use it again
I think this is just an old design that was inherently unreliable. In my opinion new more modern options like the Ruger LCP 380 have proven to be much more reliable in the pocket handgun market.
ur wrong its inherently reliable
early 80's i saw USA prime magazines this jewel. Was it only Winchester Siver tip.. BEST there was ,, Talons and others came years later. at HS lunch hall debates vere furious.. ) we only had .22 master and hint 12g + 30-06
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Up close get off me type
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One of the first videos of gun handling where someone actually placed their finger over the barrel and then rotated the entire gun around to be aiming it at themselves. Does anyone care to guess where and how much training said Yahoo Allen has had?
As I display the gun for the Video, haha. Sorry i didnt put me clearing the gun in video. I know the Range Safety Trolls are filing their Work Related Incidents. My appologies..
Could you please give me a detailed drawing of this gun. thank you
I am no artist but I'll will do my best
Best I could do man
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@@AllenD00D In my country it is not allowed to buy or sell guns. can only do it yourself. thank you very much
Are you trying to make a cheap copy???
@@AllenD00D Dude, what he is trying to get is an engineering drawing so he can build one himself.
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He show us that always "treat the gun as a loaded gun"
A review is not a review without talking points, good or bad. Just saying.
Never said it was a review. But thanks for the veiw.
Does it jam alot? Mag release is dogshit in my opinion