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Kel-Tec is moving up in the world. They've gone from Phillips screws to Allens or, perhaps if we're lucky, Torx. | |||
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The KTOG thread I was reading made mention of the P11, PF9 & P3AT all being ended. No immediate mention on the duration of the P32. This replacing the P11 & PF9 makes sense, as it sort of splits the difference between them. A shorter slide version & maybe shorter grip could be made for a P3AT replacement. The Enemy's gate is down. | |||
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I look forward to seeing a real one, close to MSRP, sometime in 2032  | |||
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With potentially cutting 3 pistols from their lineup, maybe that'll free up more production runs. The Enemy's gate is down. | |||
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14 oz.? Okay so the weight decreases 2% with each round. Be nice if it took Beretta 92 mags like my S2k. I wanna see the endurance test. Welcome to 2012 KT. | |||
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Pure speculation, but I would say the demand for 9mm > .380 and the LCP MAX gives higher capacity in the same size envelope. | |||
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I came across this a few days ago and thought it was interesting. A short documentary on Keltec. | |||
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I’m curiously hungry for waffles after seeing the grip on that pistol. ——————————————— The fool hath said in his heart, There is no God. Psalm 14:1 | |||
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Damnit I did the same thing before scrolling down:  ________________________________________________ | |||
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It has a magazine disconnect safety. Yeah. Everyone else has removed those during the past 30 years and KelTec introduces a brand new pistol, in 2022, with a magazine disconnect safety. WTF? They also have two versions. One has a polymer frame. The other one has an aluminum frame. ______________________________________________________ Often times a very small man can cast a very large shadow | |||
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I was gonna say that the Compact/Carry really looks like a Grendel…then realized why LOL  | |||
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Looks like hex. At least on the fine Walnut grade III version.  | |||
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Looks like a 320, XD and a kel Tec had a gang bang.. and they were all cousins. | |||
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I've had Goodluck with Kel Tec stuff over the years, with the 3 pistols I've owned. You just have to take in account they are made cheaply. The triggers were their main downfall, the heavy double action acting as the safety. I doubt I buy this new pistol, but glad seeing them introduce new stuff such as this and the 22 cal P17.This message has been edited. Last edited by: Sunset_Va, 美しい犬 | |||
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Winner! LMAO when I saw that--Best part is, it could be TRUE!  | |||
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The wood gripped model above makes the grip safety look less pronounced to the first few images shown. Also doesn't look like a polymer frame? The Enemy's gate is down. | |||
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I'm in a similar position to you. Mrs. Flash has a PMR30 that she shoots the heck out of on a regular basis and I have 2 P3ATs that I shoot from time to time. I don't shoot them as much as I'd like to because they launch their empties at warp 4 into the next zip code and I'm a reloader. the PMR30 has an excellent trigger and it's not a DAO. | |||
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That is the aluminum version | |||
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Per the TFB youtube interview, Polymer msrp 425. Aluminum msrp 795. ___________ ___________ ___________ | |||
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