Posted: 2/7/2003 5:46:01 PM EDT
| Lets see the biggest, baddest,coolest Kel Tec pics you have. hehehehehe The mighty Kel Tec. |
|
No pics unfortunantly, but I'll have to say the P32 is the best selling pistol in our store. The one I bought was the only one that gave some problems (misfiring),but has since been corrected. We've probably sold 60 or so and the only one with problems has been mine of course. Its a great little carry pistol. Bill3508 |
|
Well, I'm not worried about a kaboom. It's a great carry pistol. It won't one shot stop anything, but it will damn sure get someone thinking of something other than fucking with me or my loved ones. They are also coming up with a new .380 about the same size as the p-32. It is slightly easier to carry than my 92fs. TXLEWIS |
How's this for baddest:  It's the slide stop spring on my P-32 that's been back to Kel-Tec twice! I think it should have been obvious to them that it needed replacing! Here's another one to compete for the baddest:  That's the hole in the frame for the assembly pin. This hole is expanded 0.024" horizontally. The bottom lug of the barrel cams along the assembly pin during recoil. Since it's not perpendicular to the frame, the sharp edges on the lug under the barrel scraps along the sides of the soft aluminium frame. I took those with a scanner, so I couldn't get a good image of the missing material inside the frame. Here's a few pics from Pat Cawyer of his Kel-Tec:   He posted links to them on the Kel-Tec mailing list. He got flamed pretty badly. Are those the baddest you've seen?z |
|
Yup, those be bad, zoom! I think a K-T in .40 on a 9MM frame is pushin' the envelope a bit...outward! The 9MM was potent enough for me. When all else fails, deny using reloads? Or, lets try a 10MM on a P-32 frame? One picture is worth a thousand words but the devils may also be in the details? |
They weren't reloads. Several people on the mailing list accused the guy of lying when he said they weren't. Of course, those people attack anyone that says they have trouble with a Kel-Tec. The guy that had it happen said he was shooting 180 gr Speer Lawman TMJ in 40S&W. He bought them at the counter at his range, and the guy with him and the RO saw what he was shooting. The 180 grain 40S&W rounds have a controversial history, to put it politely. I think your statement, "pushin' the envelope," is certainly true when it comes to those 180 grain rounds.z |