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  • @papashake yes, and well past it... obviously most of us do not close our eyes, shake like crazy... and piss our pants as we pull the trigger.... In fact, this is the favored weapon of my 12 year old daughter. If you wish, I can have her give you some pointers.

  • shoots like a shot gun .....spray and pray!!!!

  • ★★★★★

  • I like the look of it make in 9mm plz.

  • @EPR1FILMS Yeah they would sell this thing like crazy if they had them in 9mm.

  • @mixflip I love how you played off not knowing where the mag release was... haha. No worries, I did the same thing the first time I picked one up at a show.

  • @SirJosephOxford Lol, yeah as soon as I didnt feel a mag release was I just moved on. I hate European style mag releases.

  • that's a nice gun

  • I wish they would make a .22lr version that was even cheaper to shoot.

  • I hate Kelt tec there are junk.

  • @TheCaptonZ "there are junk" Is English your second language?... From your site it might be... I own two... and I once thought that might have been true. And I bought them just because I like guns and they were sort of cool. But every time I have pulled the trigger, a bullet came out- just where I aimed it. You can't ask for more than that.

  • @wesbilly ya up to 15 feet!!!!!!!

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  • arent alot of handguns very light without the magazine

  • is that a compensator or flash hider on the front and who makes it

  • @Ghost096 It looks like a comp. I am guessing KelTec makes it.

  • @mixflip i don't think its a compensator... it's a .22 mag.

  • @GzusIsAwesome Well the only other options are a flash hider, a muzzle break, thread protector or barrel extension???

  • It looks like shit though. I mean really. Fans of this, that's cool. Looks are important to me. & this thing just looks generic.

  • @milkbig550 10 rounds is the maximum capacity in many states, and usually 22 mags are single stacked. A single stacked 20-30 round mag would be very long. Many companies avoid double stacking rimfire rounds as it makes feeding the rounds very difficult and causes the gun to be jam-prone. The PMR mags are very well designed and built and don't seem to exhibit these issues though,

  • Makes more sense that a 5.56 PLR.

  • awesome gun-- too bad there's none for sale

  • Good looking gun, threaded barrell suits it well.

  • that barrel is crazy

  • @milkbig550 It has a lot to do with making a gun sale worthy in all states. Also, the shape of the 22 bullet does not lend itself nicely to being double stacked and such. Take note of the shape of most centerfire cartridges as opposed to the rinmfire ones. The lip at the back of a 22 bullet nearly mandates single stacking rounds for the sake of reliable round stripping by a moving bolt.

  • @milkbig550

    the design of the rimfire cartridge makes the geometry complicated for higher magazine capacities. it is difficult to fit 30 rounds of .22 rimfire ammo into one magazine and make it feed correctly.

  • Kel tec pistols are not the problem. The problem is stupid people who buy small pistols 380's micro 9mm"s and run cheap under powered ammo through them. The small pistols must have quality ammo. Glocks can handle any ammo but most pistols require quality ammo (including 1000 dolllar 1911's)

  • @milkbig550 The 22lr has a short length and a relatively large rim. They don't stack up very nicely. Doublestack 22lrs don't usually feed well (or sometimes at all), and single stack magazines need to be dramatically curved if they're much beyond 10 rounds.

    For evidence, look @10/22 magazines. The double-stack magazines (Ramline, Shooter's Ridge) get bad reviews for poor feeding. They often fail to feed rounds to the magazine lips, much less the chamber. Look @ the single stack mags: curved.

  • To bad it's made by kel jam!!!

  • @KneedlezKane

    Lot's of people have had no problems with their Kel Tec's. Myself included with a 9mm P-11. Not so much as a single stovepipe, FTF or FTE over well in excess of 1000 rounds.

  • @milkbig550 one reason is that it's a rimfire cartridge and as such, has a foot that extends beyond the width of the cartridge body. this requires that they stack on an arc, which isn't convenient for most semi-auto designs.

  • @milkbig550 I have no idea? May so their product can be sold in all 50 states?

  • @mixflip Yeah, it's generally so that they don't have to create multiple magazines and pay multiple fees for approval in various states. California (my state), land of the tards, dictates that 10 rounds is enough.

  • I want this and their new shotty! :-)

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