It's a Kel-Tec P-32, very similar to the P-3AT I included in my "Buy A Gun Day" pre-purchase.
Word is, according to "Xavier and others", the thing to do is attack that bad boy with a Dremel tool to "reduce friction".
Cited website GoldenLoki.com is actually the source of the "Dremel" reference, and he doesn't actually recommend it. He suggests:
All you need is some 400 grit sandpaper and an hour or so of your time. If you'd like, you can use 600 grit sandpaper for a final finish and a Dremel type tool with a felt bob and some polishing compound to give the feed ramp a little extra finish.
Gunsmiths love Dremel tools.
If they ever get rich, it's because "Some Fool Used A Dremel Tool".
Word is, don't, except in the buffing mode as described above. And if you're handy with tools. And you know what you're doing. And you know when you're done. And you're bright enough to quit when you're done.
And you're not me, because I don't meet any of these criteria.
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