I agree with the opinions posted above. I thought that if a .32 caliber cartridge were to be introduced, it would appeal to shooters who were recoil sensitive while maintaining a SD equal to the 115 Gr. 9MM bullet. Instead, it is offered in a bullet of 115 grs. at velocities that very much matches that of the 9MM. I cannot see how the recoil would be less than the 9, since the bullet is the same and the velocity is also so near that of the 9MM. A .312 diameter bullet of 90 grs would have a SD as the 115 gr. 9MM and when fired at 1200 fps should penetrate to a similar depth, providing it be a properly constructed bullet. Add 2 more rounds, reduced recoil and a very easy to shoot pistol and I would be interested in trying it on far size. As I view the world, the .30 SC would be a significant improvement over the .380 that I carry every day in spite of the fact that a .380 is somewhat marginal at best. I will wait until components are available first though.