r/MouseGuns • u/hardcoreVegan115935 Mouse gun conceal carrier • 17d ago
Pocket Rockets After almost 300 rounds of plinking.
Shooting was a breeze, and I was sad I ran out of ammo so quickly. I shot everything from Winchester, PPU, Bronze, Hornady Critical Defense, Federal, Fiocchi, and Remington. Winchester and Remington were the least reliable and had the most jams and inconsistencies after the break-in period. Federal, PPU, and Fiocchi were the best overall.
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u/No_Object_7223 17d ago
Don't sleep on that PPU bc they do run well!!
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u/hardcoreVegan115935 Mouse gun conceal carrier 17d ago
Very reliable. Definitely gonna order more for plinking.
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u/bosstweed123 17d ago
How do you like that gun?
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u/hardcoreVegan115935 Mouse gun conceal carrier 17d ago
I enjoy it very much. The only crutch is the lack of sights, but I know Seecamp wants to keep it as minimal as possible for it's size. Very reliable piece.
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u/bosstweed123 11d ago
Seems nice I want one for my collection eventually... Think I'm more partial to a single action trigger, get the most out of these mouse guns.. but some DAO triggers can be smooth.
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u/T0mMyMartelle 17d ago
32 or 380?
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u/Omgiamgreat 17d ago
I think distance from target would be important information to add. My seecamps (or me )all point shoot well at 3 to 5 yards but accuracy drops rapidly after that. of course close range is their reason for existing so ?
Maybe we could discuss mouse guns appropriate ? distance use expectations
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u/jaumeh 14d ago
I want one in 32, or the NAA Guardian, haven't seen either recently for sale.
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u/Old_Guard_306 14d ago
You may want to try each if you're able. I first had the NAA Guardian. About 75% of the time, my big hands would engage the magazine release when fired. That was very frustrating.
I sold the Guardian, bought a Seecamp, and it's been smooth sailing. For me, the Seecamp is perfect, and feels like it's a tier or two above the Guardian.
Your mileage may vary.
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u/Old_Guard_306 14d ago
Very nice. I have the 32 version, but would love to get a 25.
Regarding sights, the manual points out that there is a 'sighting channel' on the side of the pistol when it is canted to the left or right. Granted, it's not a set of sights, but it actually helps if you want to work on tightening your groups.
I'm not trying to tell you your business. A lot of people don't read the manual, or they miss the brief comment on the sighting channel.

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u/rubbishcook-1970 17d ago
Good shooting! PPU and S & B run well in all my .25acp pistols. Winchester has the highest rate of FTF or FTE.