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Originally posted by Marss
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Hrm, makes sence. Well seems that .32 or larger caliber is only for qualifing for CHL.. Didn't see where it said anything about what you carry.WRX
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I think it's just that you can't qualify for your chl with a rim fire, I think you can carry them legally though.DedComment
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You are correct. They are a no-qualify, but are legal to CC.Originally posted by vadertt View PostComment
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The PMR's really are cool guns. However, they are typical keltec quality. They feel like a squirt gun and also like they'll blow your damn hand off at any moment. But, they are super fucking cool and fun to shoot."When the people find that they can vote themselves money, that will herald the end of the republic." -Benjamin Franklin
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Caliber is smaller than the minimum required to shoot the chl qualification.Originally posted by 95DRGT View PostComment
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caliber or the fact they are rim fire? That means a Five-Seven wouldn't qualify either.Originally posted by ThreeFingerPete View Post"When the people find that they can vote themselves money, that will herald the end of the republic." -Benjamin Franklin
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Used to be 32, you could probably look it up on the DPS website."It's another burrito, it's a cold Lone Star in my hand!"Comment
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.32 is what shows up in multiple places when I googled it.Originally posted by dee View PostComment
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My finally arrived and took out the range today- able to get ONE round down range and FTF for every round after. It's like the mag is not seating deep enough to push the round at the right height into the chamber. I was using one of the recommended ammo (Winchester SuperX FMJ 40gr)
I've read several threads about FTF issues on older production models which makes me wonder if I got some new old stock from a distributor. I'll be contacting Keltec customer service tomorrow.Comment
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damn, ordered in Feb right? i would pissed after that wait...good luck, hopefully they will take care of youComment
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Caliber. A .32 ACP pistol will, but a Raging Hornet won't.Originally posted by 5.0_CJ View PostOriginally posted by BroncojohnnyComment
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My PF9 looked nice and clean when I bought it but the first time I fired it, it suffered multiple fail-to-eject's and had me worried at first thinking holy crap this thing sucks. I stripped it down and cleaned it heavily and lubed it up and the next outing it went thru a box of WWB/Federal bulk pack/and PDX1's (about 100 rds) with not one issue. Amazing what a difference just a good cleaning can do. I went ahead and called up Kel Tec to discuss the matter and they shipped out a new extractor/spring/bolt...as well as a new slightly longer slide spring with 1 day shipping for free....and told me if I had any more probs they would fix it for free if I sent it to them....and that it had a lifetime warranty. I've put over another 100 Remington UMC JHP's thru it since (after another good cleaning) and it fired reliably about 98% (two rounds didn't fire due to defective primers). I wouldn't hesitate recommending a Kel Tec provided you break it in and keep it clean and lubed.Originally posted by udrandman View PostComment
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