A present from mah girl:
That's a KelTec P3AT, and let me tell you, it ain't for the faint of heart. The Uncle Mike's pocket holster works good, too.
Monday, December 31, 2007
Christmas Gun Pr0n
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4 comments:
I shot one very recently and OW! Sharp recoil!
Yeah, and the rough grip texture doesn't help, either!
Congrats, BTW. You're my first commenter!
I've got Kel-Tec's P3AT and PF9. I daily pocket carry my PF9.
Yep, so darn light and small makes her bark a bit noisy and rugged. These are NOT range guns but are tools to save your life if really called-upon. They will put the entire magazine into center mass at 25' - exactly what they were made for.
Kel-Tecs like a 200-round break-in before they settle down a bit. And toy around with different rounds to find one you like. Some Kel-Tecs don't like eating JHPs, some eat them fine. I simply use FMJs.
Yeah, I'm running a variety of rounds through it. It likes Remington Silvertips well enough, gonna try a few hydra-shoks once it gets broke in a bit more.
Thanks for the 200 round break in advice. I was fearing it would be around 500 or so. =)
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