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"7.65 mm, with a delivery like a brick through a plate glass window." That's an odd statement. Was he supposed to be talking about the power of the round there? Even later in the article, describing the round as "but of moderate power" isn't really accurate. Heck, there's only 1 common centerfire round that's less powerful than .32 ACP, and that's .25 ACP. For example: 9mm, a round plenty adequate, but not considered overkill by any means, is often as much as 3x as energetic as a .32 ACP. Don't get me wrong, I carry a .32 ACP in my pocket quite often (kel-tec P32). I'm not trying to bash it. It'll put people into the dirt with proper shot placement. But nothing is gained by representing it inaccurately. In reality, it's one of the weakest centerfire rounds in existence.