They do RUN after you get the mag springs broke in, at 1st they are tight and getting that 1st round to chamber will cause out of battery issues. My original 3 mags took about 3-4 loads before the spring loosened up allowing the 16th round to chamber properly.
Keltec definitely seems like they are a company that thinks hard, and covers all the bases. Threaded barrel, 3 magazines, 199 msrp, light weight, the list goes on. I only have the 9 mil S2K, but once I get to a 2a state I’ll be looking at keltecs as much as possible.
Nice! I have one the OD green and am looking to buy another one for my wife to carry. It's a nice, solid little gun, and dirt cheap to take the range for the day. Good vid.
I love the barrier tests you do, especially wood. I wonder if you’d give the same wood test with your Ruger lcr22 (that’s the one I have, I can’t get this Keltec in my controlled state).
They do RUN after you get the mag springs broke in, at 1st they are tight and getting that 1st round to chamber will cause out of battery issues.
My original 3 mags took about 3-4 loads before the spring loosened up allowing the 16th round to chamber properly.
Keltec definitely seems like they are a company that thinks hard, and covers all the bases. Threaded barrel, 3 magazines, 199 msrp, light weight, the list goes on. I only have the 9 mil S2K, but once I get to a 2a state I’ll be looking at keltecs as much as possible.
Nice! I have one the OD green and am looking to buy another one for my wife to carry. It's a nice, solid little gun, and dirt cheap to take the range for the day. Good vid.
Thanks for the comment
I love the barrier tests you do, especially wood. I wonder if you’d give the same wood test with your Ruger lcr22 (that’s the one I have, I can’t get this Keltec in my controlled state).
I will try to do a test with the lcr soon