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I carry a Kel-Tec P-3AT for bicycling and walking. I have two of them and they have both been very reliable. A good grip is very important with the small Kel-Tecs. BTW, at least 75% of the negative posts about the P-3AT at KTOG were from the same person who just wouldn't shut up about it...

If anyone would like the truth about what GlenJ is referring to in the above post they can go to KTrange politics thread to see for themselves. Free expression of opinions is not restricted. The rule violated was KTrange is an excellent resource for Kel-Tec owners. Rick

If anyone would like the truth about what GlenJ is referring to in the above quote they can go to KTrange politics thread to see for themselves. Free expression of opinions is not restricted. The rule violated was KTrange is an excellent resource for Kel-Tec owners. Rick

ScottD, Welcome to The High Road. :) I own two P-32's, a P-11, two P-40's, and two first generation P-3AT's. I did a minor fluff and buff on all of them before shooting them for the first time. The only problems I had with the P-3AT's were they needed a little breaking in at the first...

Makarov. $128.00 Rick

Most days I wear Dockers. They have deep pockets for pocket carry. Rick

Most of my guns were bought used except for my P-3AT. Most things I buy for myself I buy used. Even my wife was a trade-in, but I got a really good deal on her. Rick

My current carry gun is a first generation Kel-Tec P-3AT. Rick

I use a small gun vault on the nightstand. It also gives me a place to stash the extra mags I keep handy in case I get a serious home invasion coming at me. Rick

I have one or two of just about every pistol Kel-Tec has made. I agree that you have to keep them clean and well lubed. One hundred rounds at one sessoin with my P-3AT would be too much for me. I can do that with my P-11 because the grip is larger and my Hogue Handall Jr. helps a lot. You...

I voted. Everyone please keep voting for Brad. Rick

Over 300 rounds with no problems. For me it's not about money, it's light weight and concealability. Great pistol. Rick

When sending a slide to Kel-Tec for exchange it is best to call their customer service and check supply. No use having yours sit there for a couple of weeks while they wait for new hard chrome ones to come in. Rick

Nice work Bob. My Makarovs are the best bargains I've ever purchased. Rick

I've been a Kel-Tec owner for several years. I have two P-40's, a P-11, and purchased a P-3AT last month. I'm a member of KTOG and KTrange. You will find a world of useful information at both of those sites. Kel-Tecs might require a little extra prepping out of the box, but it's nothing...

Excuse me, but I don't see how "brazen lie" applies. When Rumsfeld had used the word "immediate" he was referring to biological weapons that he "knew" were in Iraq. Perhaps he was referring to a nuclear threat when he said he hadn't said imminent or immediate. Rumsfeld was baited into...

I noticed people commenting on the Hi-Point carbine's accuracy. It is amazingly accurate with the factory sights, and even better with my cheap red dot scope. Rick

Ah, check your weapon again - it doesn't say Kel-Tec, it says K-Tel, right next to the "as seen on TV" sticker. Honestly, I have heard of some handle problems on the Kel-Tec Subs, and some rough finishing issues too. I still like my Kel-Tec P-40 though. Rick

Nothing wrong with the Kel-Tec Subs, but I still like my Hi-Point carbine. Wish they made it in .40 S&W. Rick

OUCH! McCollum is an honest idiot it appears. He does want existing gun laws enforced, but also has an eye for new legislation that is all fluff and panders to the anti gun folks. Trouble is, Nelson is no friend either, and I'd really like to send him into early retirement. Rick