Kel-Tec .380
I just got a new Keltec .380. Traded in my .32 Keltec. .380 is same size as the .32 but a tad thicker. A handful to shoot especially with performance ammo.
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Very hard to find. I'm considering for a carry gun. Very experienced friend told me the trigger is bad and so is accuracy. I've not held one or shot one. Can anyone shed any light on this? Anybody else having same issues? Model P3-AT is what I'm looking for info on.Any help?? 0 -
i'm looking for one now. if you dont mind me asking, what did you get for your 32 and what did you pay for the 3at?
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The greatest happiness is to see your enemy scattered before you, to see his village in ashes, and to gather to your bed his wives and daughters.-Genghis Khan 12260 -
No secret but only a little info. My .32 Keltec was like new, with box etc altho about two years old, fired about 25 rounds. I asked what it would cost me to trade up and it cost me $50. Don't know what the asking price was for the .380 but dealer said their cost was about $20 higher than for the .32. The .380 had just arrived and they had not priced it for the showcase with a price tag on it. They took back my remaining .32 ammo exchange for .380. I got some loose hardball and a small box of hollow point "performance" ammo. While I was there they fired it several times and found it worked fine except wouldn't feed some kind of blunt nose ammo, what brand I dunno but can find out if you are interested. Of poss interest, they had just received a S&W .50 cal five shot revolver. A cannon, monster with about ten inch barrel and had it sold already. Hope this helps. 0
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