it's fixed!!!!!
For all those who were worried. My Kel Tec is back together and will never be that far apart again. Man department armorers are a life saver.
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Glad it's back in one piece. But, it's still a Kel-Tec.[;)][:D] 0 -
quote:Originally posted by Slow_Hand
Glad it's back in one piece. But, it's still a Kel-Tec.[;)][:D]
Hey, it still goes bang. I figure that's good enough. I still carry my S&W 640 just in case it don't.0 -
Pleased to hear you got it back together. [:)] 0 -
Even a Lorcin will go BANG if you pull the trigger enough times... [;)] 0 -
quote:Originally posted by fastcarsgofast
quote:Originally posted by Slow_Hand
Glad it's back in one piece. But, it's still a Kel-Tec.[;)][:D]
Hey, it still goes bang. I figure that's good enough. I still carry my S&W 640 just in case it don't.
Just funning with you a bit fastcarsgofast, not condemning the gun itself. There are enough of them sold to say that they are very popular. From my own experience with fully dismantling and reassembling my old P32, they are "spartan" and inexpensively constructed to say the least.[:)]0 -
Mine seem to work pretty good. They are a choosen back up pocket gun for a lot of officers, and in most cases officers don't pick crap guns for backup. They learn well from each other. 0 -
I retract my statement from the other thread.[:o)][:o)] Now go shoot it to see if it works.. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by sig232
Mine seem to work pretty good. They are a choosen back up pocket gun for a lot of officers, and in most cases officers don't pick crap guns for backup. They learn well from each other.
They are spartan and utilitarian. There is no real "fun" in shooting one at the range. Not something you would display or covet. IMO, it's sole purpose is to be a BUG or pocket gun for when you need it. And, it fulfills that expectation adequately.0
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