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At one time (late 70's/early 80's) I owned Sterlings in 22 (Model 302), 25 (Model 300), and 380 (Model 400 MK II). All were dependable little shooters that were completely stainless, something not common at the time. For the money they were hard to beat. Their tolerances for the period they were manufactured in were decent enough, falling between Raven Arms and Walther. Sorta of the Taurus or Bersa of the time... there were some better made, and many that were worse. I generally liked them and traded up as new pistols were introduced in the 80's. In the end, they performed their self defense role admirably when it counted. 'nuf said.