How to fix your KEL TEC PMR 30 and make it run really smoothe.
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- Опубликовано: 13 июл 2021
- I had to have one, then it wouldn’t run a full mag:(
Now it runs a full mag like a champ and it was super easy to fix. Lemme know how it works for you.
I had nothing but problems...tried this and now the gun works like it should...THANK YOU
Thanks for the feedback! I made another video and it might help a little more.
To the folks saying oil is bad.
Keltec uses glass reinforced Zytel which is a nylon polymer.
It is highly resistant to petroleum.
Nylon resins are extremely resistant to oils and fuels. Although nylon resins absorb some of them depending on the kind of the resins, there are no observable degradation and permanent chemical change.
Zytel in particular gets an A rating for oil resistance.
Lube away.
I have been using engine oil on it lately and it does well.
Many people do not realize they need to at least oil their new gun before shooting it. I go a lot further. First I polish every moving part where it touches another part, starting with 400 grit wet/dry sandpaper and ending with 2000 (yes this is probably excessive, but it sure doesn't hurt.) All the work I do takes less than an hour.
-- Magazine: polish the feed lips and the front edge. I also polished the four areas of the follower where you indicated to oil it, where it slides along the magazine body.
-- Internal parts: polished the railings on both slide and frame; the top of the ejector; the hammer; the part that cocks the hammer, both the curve at the rear which hits the hammer and pushes it rearward, and the rest of it, that the hammer slides along in order to cock. Polished the feed ramp and the rear edge of the chamber, the whole circle, to improve feeding. Then I lightly oiled all the friction points that I polished, except the feed ramp/chamber.
-- In the first 100 rounds, I had four feed fails on the ammo. Two with 20 rounds of old Winchester Dynamax 40gr, and two with 80 rounds of CCI Gamepoint 40gr. After that I shot about 20 rounds each or Norma 40gr and Hornady Critical Defense 45gr, no issues at all. I think it's good to go now. I repeat, all this took an hour or less, maybe 30 seconds per piece of sandpaper--400, 800, 1500 and 2000 grit. I do some version of this to every new gun I buy before ever firing it. Basically I am breaking it in before ever firing a shot. Saves on using ammo as the break-in method. I do some of this on used guns too, as needed.
-- I never load my mags to maximum, always max -1, just on general principles to avoid any issues with too much spring tension.
I have put Mcarbo kit in mine. The most critical pieces they sell separately is a metal feed ramp (OEM is plastic) and a stronger mag release cause there’s too much slop in the OEM catch
Love my pmr 30. I used slick 50. I shoot 36 to 50 grain. Clean after every shoot. No failures yet!
Nice!
Great info. !00% accurate. I took your advice and field stripped it, oiled it lightly as you stated and it ran flawlessly. I loaded one mag with CCI 40 grain, and the other with CCI 30 grain soft tips. I put 25 rounds in each mag, and both ran without ant issues. I wii do this each time before I take it out and shoot it. Thanks for the tip…and no, you are NOT crazy.
Thanks for the comment! I’m glad you liked my content! Have a nice day!
Excellent video! Fixed my problem. You are the smartest man on RUclips. Good ole common sense solves the problem. If you run for President I will vote for you and contribute to your campaign.
Thanks for the feedback! I’m glad I could help. I want another kel-Tec
I was having the same issues and I came to the same conclusion. Just cleaned it this evening and oiled up all the parts that slide on each other, like you said.
It’s reassuring to find your video and I look forward to it running like it should the next time I’m out on the range.
Thanks for the video! Cheers!
The other thing that makes a big difference is holding it with a tight grip. The lightweight nature of the frame causes your hand to be the weight that the slide is working against. Any limp wristing will cause malfunctions. Happy shooting and thanks for the comment!
Finally don't have to wait 40 minutes for the answer to fixing the problems. Thanks 😂❤
Thanks for the comment!
You're a Genius. I actually sent mine back to the factory for inspection. They sent me a new one and had the same problems. Until I saw this video. Maybe you should have the company put your video up on their website...lol
I’m glad I could help!
I appreciate your video. I was having the same issue with mine not feeding. I decided to try what you said about oiling it up good. Went to range and Fired 85 rounds through it and to my surprise no issues. It actually cycled four different brands of ammo two different 30 and 40 grain bullets. This gun really needs oiling and cleaning each time its taken out. Thanks for the help. This gun became awesome and fun to shoot!!
Thanks for the feedback!
I took Semichrome metal polish and polished the metal rails on my slide. Polished the spring in my magazines. Oiled the piece in my magazines. Polished the ramp with Novus plastic polish. Basically polished all metal moving parts and mine runs awesome.
Cool! Thanks for the comment!
Getting a new one tomorrow. I will give your advice a try. THANKS! for the video.
I have used 3 in 1 for almost 50 years. works great
Thanks for the comment! It does work well!
The way i do a complete clean is (unload/ double check lol) disassemble, soak all metal in gun solvent, soak all plastic in hot soapy dish water. Wash/ clean blast with air nozzle till dry, then use Super lube 2000 to lube all.
Note: Dont put on brake pedal, steering wheel or motorcycle tires🙂
You can also put a bead of superglue gel across under the magazine catch lip, it will raise the magazine a tad
Keeping them oiled is good I've had mine for Years now Just put the mcarbo upgrade kit on mine and it's even better make sure u get a nest style speed loader from American speedloader it makes loading those mags so fast but trust me get the all in one bundle from mcarbo it will make that lil pistol even crazier
Cool thanks for the info
What if I just buy the stainless steel feeder, and the mag dump spring that gets rid of the slop
@@robertfernandez6942 dude just get the mag clip and u should be good it 100% helps but if you really wanna get crazy get that trigger its pretty awesome with a little tuning the break and reset are nuts making it faster and a lil more fun but it does still jam everyonce in a while i just give it a lil tap on the handel and it slams shut and i keep firing it is what is a fun lil novelty gun or backpack gun
Haven't even shot my PMR yet. MCARBO All-in-one bundle came recently. Just waiting to get around to it. The Air Venturi Avenger PCP chassis (TERMINADOR) upgrade ahead of it
I bought one with the kit already installed-LOVE IT! I’m sending my CMR-30 off to have one installed on it!❤
3in1oil has been around for a hundred years! My grand dad was a barber used it on all his tools! I'm 75 been using it for at least 60 years!
Good stuff!
Had the same problems, gave the weapon a good clean, including disassembling the magazines and oiled it, worked brilliant until half way through the 3rd magazine, then the firing pin broke. Replaced the firing pin, making sure no oil under the pin or on the top of the bolt or carrier, no problems.
Thanks for the comment! Stay tuned for more PMR30 videos coming soon!
Thank you Brother... I will be pulling my mag apart tomorrow and doing another cleaning on my PMR 30 Keltec that I use as my CC 😁 ammo used 50 grn 1530fps federal .... it's an Ass kicker 😁😁🍻🍻🇺🇸🏆
You’re welcome sir! I hope you have as much fun shooting your PMR30 as I do!
Just got one today...I'll for sure do this tomorrow night before I even shoot it the first time
I’m sure you will love it! It’s so accurate and loud and fun!
I bought a Kel-Tec 22 magnum a few months ago and I am very pleased with it and I'm with his dad 3 and 1 oil machining oil is the best to use as gun oil the only problem I had was with loading the clip I tried to do it like a normal 9 mm but it's not like a normal pistol it's more like loading an AR-15 clip you don't go from the front push down and all the way to the back you start off in the Middle where The notches push down and then in but I do love this pistol
I still love mine
My friend gave me a speed loader for my PMR30 and it works nicely. I can’t remember the brand but stay tuned! I plan to do a video on it soon!
3&1 oil miracle oil. I remember my granddad using it on his firearms and grandma using it on her sewing machine in the late 60’s . Oh I can’t wait to get my PMR30 next week.
It’s good stuff to have around for sure
I like this guyand his method for a fix of these problems for this PMR30. Everything he did seems to make sense and If you think about what he is saying, it sounds like it is too simple to be a real fix! Now I am thinking of purchasing a PMR30 and the only reason I have not purchased one, is because of the problems they show in these videos and also the bvery high price of 22Mag! I have two P17 Kel-Tec hand guns which have been Flawless in over 1000 rounds but I would also like to get a 22Mag Hand Gun and I just might try this PMR30 if I can find decent priced 22Mag Ammo!
Thanks so much! I have another video with a couple more tips. Once I figured this out I had to share.
First time out I couldn't get 2 shots of in a row.
I lubed the gun up real good when I came home, but I also watched every fix video out there.
So second time it I expected bad results, based on those videos.
I pushed the mag bottom up into the gun to determine if the loose mag was the issue.
With 45 grain, this worked.
With 40 it also worked.
So I assumed the loose mag was the issue.
But I i tried shooting without pushing the mag up, and it still worked, 40 &45 grain.
In fact, the gun shot every round I put in it without a failure.
200 rounds, hollow point, tapered point, high grain, low grain, no failure.
Lube your gun.
Thanks for the comment!
Smart man, well-done
Thank you!
Plan on purchasing a PMR30. Thanks for the info. Old school 3in1 oil who knew lol
I really like mine. I find it easy to carry around because if it’s weight. I’m 230 lbs and I can conceal it pretty well if I slide it behind my belt on right side and angle it just right. It would be harder to conceal for a smaller person. I like to have it around my house when I’m working etc just in case and it being plastic I don’t worry much about a rainstorm blowing up if It’s in my tractor mounted holster. I would recommend it to country folk but I couldn’t recommend it to anyone who’s carrying to town etc, 22 mag is kinda long range for a self defense gun in close quarters public scenarios,imo.
Got it now for some range time
I only had a problem on the first reload because it would get stuck in the first bullet but now works like a charm
Good deal bro! I love mine and I will probably keep it forever!
I've been using 3in1 silicone for a while with great results. It may be more plastic friendly.
I’ll have to give that a try
I got mine new at a gun show and never had a jam. Ran whatever ammo was available because it was in short supply at the time. No issues. I oiled mine with Lucas or just regular gun oil from Academy. Some 1st gen pistols had the keyholing issue but I got the newer barely and just keep it clean. But sometimes you get a batch of lemons from some places with lower quality standards I suppose.
Thanks for the comment!
Good video. Simple fix. And the right fix.
Thanks so much for the comment!
My mother's gun hates armscore ammo, and dislikes two of the three cci ammo we fed it. It runs fine with the Hornady v-max stuff. Which of course is the most expensive but also the best in my opinion.
I found out this weekend that it really matters how you hold these guns when you’re shooting. They need to be held very firmly. Handed mine to my father in law and it wouldn’t shoot, got it back in my hands and it shot fine.
@@HILLBILLY_HARD No disrespect to the other shooter but I hope you showed him how to keep from 'limp wristing' an auto pistol... not an issue with revolvers.
Thanks for the straight to the point video. I just got mine and the first mag had a failure to feed the second mag had 2 failure to feed. Then my 3rd mag somehow got 2 rounds hung up on each other and wouldn't load into the pistol. This was all with separate magazines. I will try taking the mag apart and lube it like you showed . Thanks.
Remember to hold it real tight when you’re shooting makes a huge difference
Do you think all the problems I had with the magazines would be fixed by lubing? I'll try it either way.
@@jaredevildog6343 one thing I noticed is mine doesn’t like many different kinds of ammo, I’ve had the best luck with CCI 40 grain hollow points, had feeding problems with aguila, and some other brands, I only use the 40 grain CCI ammo and I load my mags carefully, started using engine oil for lube because it’s plentiful and doesn’t stink, I’d lube it good and try it but if you keep having problems and you aren’t using CCI ammo try some 40 grain CCI hollow points and see if that helps
@@jaredevildog6343 if you can’t find the CCI ammo I’ve had good luck ordering them from CCI.com
@@HILLBILLY_HARD great ! I appreciate it !
Dry spray lube works much better and won't attract and hold debris like oil will.
correct
My tx22 came to me bone dry as well. I was using your typical wet lubes and noticed the amount of gunk that would build up was insane especially shooting suppressed….fast forward to 3in1 dry lube…totally changed the game for me. Runs longer with less cleaning and build up
I’ll have to get some and try it! Thanks!
Yup me too. Hangs and jams. I sent it back and they supposedly did some stuff to it but when I got it back I put some of this CERAMIC CAR COATING Si02 CAR POLISH WAX PRO-GRADE WET LOOK NANO 9H PAINT SEALANT down inside my magazines and I have had no problems since. You can probably do the same like you say with 3in1 or any good light oil. I think should have staggered the rounds a little less. Too much side force on the rounds but it runs good now. Just gotta lube the crap out of it.
Thanks for the comment!
Thank you, Brother. I have had the same issues.......so, I will switch to 3n1👍🏾
Thanks for commenting!
Two suggestions 1. Try using Ballistol Oil ( my humble opinion is the best ). 2. Put a bead of glue on your magazines on the bottom of the ledge on the center back that locks it in the mag well. Unfortunately the magazines don’t lock securely and tend to hang too low in the grip making the top rd need to travel up the feed ramp too far. If there’s up and down play in the magazine this’ll fix it. You will probably need to file the glue bead to get a precise fit but it’s worth it!
Thanks for your post and recommendation.
You're welcome
Glad i saw this video, i bought one and the videos i been seeing are not real encouraging, this apparently is a good fix based on comment if i run into the issue, i haven't taken the gun out yet. And thank you much.
Thanks for the comment!
You are note Crazy! Nylon PA6 and PA66 is used for the housings, this nylon is extreemly resistant to Hydroncarbons. 3 and 1 oil will not cause any damage to the gun! Only downsidew is if you fail to clean the gun after every use.
GREAT VIDEO!
Thanks for the comment!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge 👍🙏
You’re welcome! I enjoy the feedback, thanks!
Absolutely hysterical. Gods honest truth been simply trying to get one in the chamber for about 45 minutes (I’m not a beginner to say the least).
Watched your video and wow. The gun really does feel totally different now. Feels like my heavier Walther poly with the slide - you and dad get my genius vote for 2023. The materials they use in this gun (and cars & planes) is polyamide which is an extremely chemical resistant nylon so I have no worries about degrading. Thank you 🙏
PS - I have old school oilers in 3 rooms filled with the same 3 in 1 but never thought to use it in my guns - for the simple reason I always had a “gun oil” around but no more 😂
Thanks!
Another thing that works good too, is to use car wax, or ceramic car wax on the magazine follower and body on the inside of course. Treat it like a car's paint job... apply, let dry, then buff off. Very slippery when finished. Use a small towel on the inside with the wax on it. Back and forth... back and forth, then buff., and reassemble. I wonder what this and the oil would do?
Prolly run like a singer sewing machine bud!
The rounds in my mag push the “wings” (that hold the rounds in the clip) up. I guess the polymer is not strong enough. The wings are bent up so high the carrier hits the raised wing instead of the shell so that it doesn’t pick up a shell when it cycles
Try only loading 20-25 in the mag instead of pushing it to 30. Just because it hold 30 doesn’t mean you need 30 and it would work better with 20
My only issue with my PMR30 was with the magazine not locking into place and staying there. A bit of searching led me to learn that if you use some UV glue and build up the small protrusion on the outer side of the magazine and shape with a micro file until it securely clicks into place, make sure that the magazine doesn't have an issue with removal
I didn’t have to do anything to mine except hold it tight and lube it… thanks for the comment!
Thanks for the reminder. Moving parts need lubrication. This has resolved a lot of problems with a lot of firearms.
Thanks for the comment! I still love my PMR30!
Thanks for the tips boss
Thank you!
Thanks for the tips Brother. Lot's of love from the American Hillbilly and the Hillbilly Nation, Hillbilly Up brother.
I have 2 PMR30s. Put the MCarbo pro kit ($249) in both. They still choked on a few out of ea mag, but I think 100-200 rounds for break in is required no matter what. Taking the mags apart to lube/check for burs is a great idea
Thanks for the comment!
I have a PMR30 with the mcarbo pro kit also. I have the same issue. Lubed it up with 3 in 1 and taking it tomorrow to put some rounds through it. Hopefully the oil and breaking it in will be the trick. 🤞
Thanks! Love mine! what holster are y'all using? I want carry mine when I'm in the woods.
A lot of standard glock size holsters work well for carrying open like hunting in the woods. Used a cloth type holster for a long time and have carried it in a plastic holster that fits a glock 17.
I will try this the next time out. Thanks.
You’re welcome! I hope it helps!
You definitely got a lot of positive comments, I'll have to try it. Mine only likes cci.
Thanks for the comment! Yeah I like the positive feedback! Glad I could help some people out!
@@HILLBILLY_HARD Thanks a bunch. The old 3 in 1 oil did the trick. I've had that pistol for five years and never took it apart. It was still dry on the inside. Oiled her up, gun and magazine. Ran like a champ, even with the cheap stuff. I'll be using 3 in 1 on all my guns. Can't thank you enough. I'll just subscribe.
Yea I bought one and it needed oiled up then it shot fine I like this gun alot it's a good fun gun to shoot no problems after oil it good
Thanks for the comment
I did the same thing and mine had no hangups people need to understand a gun that been on a shelf haven't been shot since it was made needs to be lubed before shooting 2019 was the models I got oiling it was the first thing I did before I shot it and it worked fine!
Thanks for the comment! Sorry it took so long to reply! I agree that people need to understand about gun maintenance but man some people forget to change the oil
In their car and it blows up..maybe my video will be a friendly reminder for them to change their gun oil! Have a nice day!
Hillbilly, have you stopped using the 5secondfix on the outside of your magazines? I used it on three mags and it seemed to work very well, but the glue just peeled off in a couple of days.
I never used any “fix”. I just keep it oiled good and hold onto it tightly and it shoots like a glock.
I think if we didn’t have a lot of good ol’ boys, nothing would run!
You prolly right bro!
Have both KelTec PMR30 and P17 both seem to like oil. Never thought to lube mags, might make 2 great fun shooters even better
Thanks for the comment!
4 or 5 years ago the spring on the screen door on the back porch screeched very loud every time the door opened and closed...I coated the spring with Slip2000, and it's still quiet after all this time! Is why I have such a high opinion of Slip2000. But there are videos on YT of people that swear by Mobil1 as outstanding gun lube also. Just food for thought!
Thanks for the comment! I was thinking about slip 2000 on the way home this evening due to reading y’all’s comments on here and I think I’m going to get some and try it! It’s cool that it matches the name of my Sub 2000 too!
@@HILLBILLY_HARD Yes sir you're welcome.
I'm going to put a quart of Mobil1 away (just in case) before it gets WAY too expensive...not sure what I want though 0 - 40 or 20 - 50 weight. But a quart should last years and years.
Wiil try this, thx!
Thanks for the comment Tom! Let me know how it works for you! I love the feedback!
We have had no issues either. Lubed at the beginning and used 40g Fiocchi jsp. 1910fps.
Thanks for the comment!
Weapons maintenance is an "as needed"... have you tried the graphite powders yet? They dont act like a wetting agent for gunpowder residue like oils do...
I haven’t tried any of the graphite. Any certain brand name you like?
@@HILLBILLY_HARD Otis Dry Gun Lube friend
3in1 is a type of CLP so as long as the one you use does not have silicon in it your fine. I'm from rural MN when we go through gun safety you learn about gun care as a child. You learn if you don't oil your gun it will fail. I thought everyone knew this fact. I have a pmr30 I have never had one problem. The first thing you always do before using a new gun is look it over to see it functions well before firing it and oil it before use.
I think a lot of people would oil their pistol if it was wood with a blued barrel but when it becomes polymer people forget for some odd reason. Maybe because of glock. I’ve heard they require nothing to operate. Never owned one! My owners manual for PMR30 said one word in it about oil but it didn’t specify so that’s why I made this video!
Out where I'm at in mostly rural desert areas, you can pretty much grab anything out of the box and run it without very much oil mainly because of little to no humidity. Rust isn't very common on guns where I am unless you're storing your guns wet like you shouldn't be anyways.
I don't know if it was the 3in1 oil, or just the fact that you oiled it really good. I've heard some people on a Kel Tec forum that use some type of grease. I use Hoppes but I run my pretty wet and mine runs really well. I just stick with Maxi Mags because they run so well.
Thanks for the comment!
You right 100 percent I put oil to my pillow and I still have hair🎉😅
Awesome thanks!
Yup this made the gun run better
Thanks for the feedback!
I replaced my feed ramp and slide spring with the MCarbo stainless feed ramp and double spring kit
I have the "same" regards for Slip2000 as your dad has for 3-in-1 so I'll give it a whirl. Already checked if Slip2000 will harm polymer or plastics they say NO.
What kind of results did you get?
@@HILLBILLY_HARD Seems like it has much smoother slide operation with the Slip 2000.
I did the same with mine but used 3 in one dry lube works great. I sold my Kimber to buy my Kel Tec I am not sorry I love it.
I like mine a ton! Check out my other PMR30 videos on my channel if you get a chance! Thanks for the comment!
Funny, but as a poor kid growing up, all we had was 3 in 1 !
Never heard of Hoppe's !
Lol !
Used it on shotguns and rifles !
Never gave it any thought, but the guns always worked without issue !
Being a kid, I just thought thats the way they were supposed to work ?
Lol....!
Maybe it was the Oil ?
😂🤣😂
It’s pretty good stuff that’s for sure!
@@HILLBILLY_HARD
It wouldn't surprise me that these Woke A holes don't try to get it off the market !
Or next, blame it on making guns work, that kill people !
Lol...!
Sad !
After having mine for a bit over 18 months, I have decided that this pistol isn't worth the money. Now Walther has one on the market and it surely has to be better than the PMR 30.
I’ll have to check that out:
Me too!🤠🇺🇸
3-1 oil will cause build up from the .22 mag rounds. If you use that you need to clean it every time you shoot. They have gun oil and that's what I would use.3-1 might work but it's not the best thing to use.
Thanks for the feedback!
My PMR 30 and CMR 30 and P17 runs great on 3in1 oil.
Cool!
I bought mine in 2018 and have fought with it ever since.i finally broke a fireing pin so I called Kel Tech and asked them about the upgrade everyone is doing and they told me they have 0 issues and that after 3 years they will NOT honor warranty work but that I could send it back in to them and they would work on it(so why work on it if there are no issues) for a fee....I used a Q-Tip and spread a lil never seize all over mine,,just waiting on parts so I can put it back together.i love the gun and want to say good things about it but I cant,I have spent considerably less $$$ on firearms that have functioned flawlessly for over 10 years 😢
I’m still not having any issues with mine. My gun was purchased in 2021 so it’s a newer version. Maybe there’s something different with the newer ones.
@@HILLBILLY_HARD right,they have "reworked" them twice that I know of,and that's my question,why rework them if there are no issues to begin with,but glad to hear yours is doing good,hopefully mine will work once I get it back together, fingers and toes crossed
I’ve read that too much oil messes up the firing pin and you won’t go past 800 rounds if too much oil exists inside the firing spring ..
Could be true. With 22 mag the price that it is I probably won’t hit 800 for a while. I’ve probably shot 450 thru mine so far. I’ve had it a few months now..
100% correct
Thanks for the comment sir!
My dad swore by 3-in-1 oil and Marvel Mystery oil also.
Thanks for the comment!
You da man Hillbilly
Thanks bud!
Unfortunately not enough. If you are running CCI maxi mag or even the hunting hollow points most of the time, it will run fairly well, especially if you reduce your mags to 25. You switch to Hornady red tip or Winchester silver box, you are going to have issues at the top of the mag. Past 15 rds they will feed pretty much anything. The plastic ramp and mag release are your chief culprits. Swap those out and get a good speed loader and she will run like a sewing machine. I run an RDS on my PMR and my CMR, cleaning all that oil off the lenses is a no go for me. Good luck doing the work if you decide to upgrade they are not fun guns to work on. Oh that buffer needs to go too.
Does it run Gold Dot Speer?
The 40grn Winchester dynapoints seem to run better in mine as long as I don't load more than 5 at a time,,but broke a fireing pin the other day after about 200rnds so Keltec is sending me parts,also added a dab of JB Weld to the mag catch on the back of the mag and tightened the mags up and lubed everything down with a spot of neverseize,so we shall see how that works 💪 👷♀️
My pmr 30 has run on all ammunition. Oil is the answer. 😅❤
Y is the front screw rusty if it's brand new.
I don’t think it’s rusty. I can guarantee you I bought it new from the gun store and I haven’t had any rust problems lol.
Nothing like a hillbilly engineer 😂
Thanks for the comment!
The PMR 30 is also particularly susceptible to “LIMP WRISTING”
You are 100% correct. I cover that in my PMR30 review video!
What ammunition do you use ?
Usually cci but the last 50 rounds I’ve been using Aguila
I am on my second one I’ve done every oil every bath every polish other Smith s look at it . And nobody can get it to work it suits in my safe. Hours an hours nonsense work on that gun. I talk to Celtic .And like you said they said is the ammunition I’ve tried all of them I just got a bad batch but I cannot get it to work my cousin is a gunsmith and this gun is just fu);Ed up he couldn’t get it to work either . Anybody want to trade lol 😂 Anybody got a 22 mag pistol thanks it’s a good video 3:1 is one of the best oils for all purpose .all stick with my Remington 22 nylon 66 . On my fifth one in 40 years..👍🏻 it shoots whatever I put in it.
I also have a nylon 66! I love them!!
Hit me up if anybody wants to sell the Remington nylon 66 . Or black beauty or the clip fed 77 Best 22 to shoot birds out of the air ducks and pheasants. It’s the best To fold ups bird before somebody gets it with a shotgun.
Hogs -N-Dogs FL
The best product is the one no one needs to fix.....
Glock… but I don’t think Glock makes a .22 magnum handgun that holds 30 rounds so…
3-in-1 oil? Okay. I'm subscribing. BTW, my PMR-30 runs like a raped ape up a tree. Just G96 it.
So far mine is still working like a charm. Front sight fell off.. I had it tight so idk what happened there.
It's the mags and no lube. Load your mags to full capacity and let them sit for awhile and they're lose tension and start Cycling fine
Requires lubrication*
@@HILLBILLY_HARD I said this before watching the full video. There's company's charging $250 for an upgrade kit that swaps parts out. Insane that they'd charge the same pice of the gun for an upgrade that just helps it cycle that you or keltec can do for free essentially
My gun works flawlessly, no upgrades just oil. Plenty of it.. works like a charm, ask the opossum population around my house…
@@HILLBILLY_HARD I'm just saying there's upgrades to scam people out of money that don't know how to fix it or that keltec will fix them
I like mcarbo, they make some cool stuff for my KELTEC sub2000 that I’ll be getting asap! Might upgrade my ramp in my PMR30 but not sure yet.. only reason I would do anything to it is for the cool factor not from necessity. You right there’s a ton of videos on RUclips about how to “fix” the PMR30 issues with feeding, mine wouldn’t run out of the box, oiled it good and use CCI 40 grain hollow points and it’s smoothe as butter
Well Thnx
Thank you!
Mine runs EVERYTHING
Who would have thought cleaning and lubing a gun would help it function reliably.
Incredible....
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I think the problem is Glock. You can literally take a Glock out of the box and run 500 rounds of ammo through it without ever cleaning it or lubing it. People don’t associate polymer firearms with oil the same way they do with steel firearms. As obvious as it is, there are multiple people on the internet having problems with these guns and according to my comment section, this video has helped hundreds of people maybe thousands get their PMR30’s running smoothly. Thanks for the comment!
3 in 1 has been around for at least 100 years.
Good stuff!
Gonna oil my mags that I’ve not done nor Dist it ever occurred to me 😱
Also try holding the gun very firmly with a firm grip. I let someone else shoot mine and it wouldn’t run good. It matters how you hold it. The gun is so light that your hand has to be the weight that the slide slides against.
@@HILLBILLY_HARD thanks for this tips I haven’t taken it out there yet as I’m obsessed trying to fix my cmr30 that one has lots of this kinds of issues too and a super sensitive firing pin breaking every 200 rds
I squirt Graphite down the mags loaded with 20 rounds, about every 20 magazines. Seems to work good, mine has always run good with Hornady ammo, quit using other brands long ago. Getting oil up on the slide is a must too. The Hornady ammo does not fireball and fill your slide rails up with unburned powder like some ammo. It's a process getting a PMR that runs, so fun when you have one !
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Silicone lube would be better in the mag, picks up less durt
Thanks for the comment bud.
Awesome tips !
Thank you!
That didn't work either. I put new feed ramps and mag releases I'm my pmr and cmr. Neither of them ever ran well. I gave up and sold them both.
That sucks bud. Thanks for watching my video and commenting! What kind of pistol are you carrying or shoooting now?
@HILLBILLY_HARD my daily is a sig 1911. I have several 1911 configurations. Also a Smith performance center shield 9mm. To many to list here lol
@@jeffmalone7524 I have a video called “whitetail deer shot with a 1911 .45 acp” on my channel. Killed a button buck at 7 yards with my rock island 1911 when I had it before I traded it off.
@@HILLBILLY_HARD i also have a kimber and a taurus 1911. Recently acquired a cz 805 bren s1 11.5 inch pistol.
This firearm has been around for years. WHY DOESNT KEL TEX FIX THIS ISSUE
There’s not really any issue. Oil it…
Run 40 grain only. Use Lucas extreme duty grease on rails. Upgrade your magazine springs ( Keltec sells for .50 each). And load the magazines correctly. Do this, and these guns will run like raped apes. I’ve had two for over ten years. Mine run perfect
@@HILLBILLY_HARD I just bought another one last week. All black. The two I have are desert tan. I like them because it’s a lot of firepower with barely any kick so the wife loves it. My 14 year old grandson loves to shoot it. Myself, I’ve always loaded the mags by hand. I put 5 rounds, tap the mag, load 5 more. I have never had a problem w feeding. Had a few bad primer strikes etc. But I run mostly CCI and Winchester 40 grain. HP and fmj. A buddy of mine got one a few years back. It kept malfunctioning. I looked at it. I said Jesus do you ever lube it? It’s like grit. He had the rounds all jammed into the mag. Once he lubed it and I showed him how to load the magazines, he loved it. I think they’re a blast to shoot. Loud as hell. Big ass fireball. And 30 rounds no one is walking through that lol
@@johnburrows1179 everything you said is 💯👏 yeah man it has ooogles of ammo and it shoots flat and straight and it’s sooo loud on top of all you said. I would engage a target at 50 plus yards. Wouldn’t do that with my .45 acp! It’s more like throwing a football than shooting a Bullet🤣
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I've ran everything threw mine even cheap junk ammo thats half price of cci never once a jam or nothing guess I got lucky
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Hope the young man lived 😢
? That’s a weird statement. What do you mean?
Got rid of mine to fussy for me
Remington oil