KimberPB
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I took the Kel Tec P3AT and the Sig P225/P6 to the range today. I love the Sig not one issue at all. Every round feed and ejected without any issue. At 25 yards, shooting off hand, I didn't have a problem keeping it inside the 8 inch shoot and see target. The single action trigger pull was light and crisp but I'll have to get use to the 10 pound double action. For $300 I am very pleased with this weapon.
Now the Kel tec was a lot more pleasant to shoot then I had expected. It was still a snappy little thing but very manageable. At 15 and 20 feet, from a low ready, I didn't have any issues keeping all my shots center mass. Now for the down side. I shot Winchester (50 rounds), Blazer (25 rounds), and Hydra shok (20 rounds). All feed and ejected perfect. But Out of the 95 round fired I had 4 that appear to have light firing pin strikes. Has anyone had this problem. It was used when I bought it. So I think I'm going to try and pull the firing pin out, clean, and make sure there's nothing gumming it up. Then try another 100 rounds. If the problem happens again I'll call Kel tec.
Does anyone know how to remove the firing pin?
Now the Kel tec was a lot more pleasant to shoot then I had expected. It was still a snappy little thing but very manageable. At 15 and 20 feet, from a low ready, I didn't have any issues keeping all my shots center mass. Now for the down side. I shot Winchester (50 rounds), Blazer (25 rounds), and Hydra shok (20 rounds). All feed and ejected perfect. But Out of the 95 round fired I had 4 that appear to have light firing pin strikes. Has anyone had this problem. It was used when I bought it. So I think I'm going to try and pull the firing pin out, clean, and make sure there's nothing gumming it up. Then try another 100 rounds. If the problem happens again I'll call Kel tec.
Does anyone know how to remove the firing pin?