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Smith & Wesson does Kel-Tec
WLJ:
--- Quote from: cordex on August 17, 2021, 12:21:07 PM ---Shouldn't this thread title have been "Smith & Wesson does Ruger"?
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As in like Ruger doing an almost exact copy of the P3AT?
K Frame:
How about Debbie does Shotguns?
WLJ:
--- Quote from: K Frame on August 17, 2021, 12:22:54 PM ---How about Debbie does Shotguns?
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May be copyrighted
MechAg94:
--- Quote from: K Frame on August 17, 2021, 12:12:18 PM ---Is that a pump or a semi-auto? I'm not at a place where I can listen to descriptions.
My only concern is that there's nothing to hold the user's pump hand in place if it is, in fact, a pump.
Kel Tech has already had one lawsuit from a guy who pretty much amputated his hand by over pumping the action and having his hand go in front of the muzzle.
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Pump action.
The Kel Tec has plenty of grip surface, IMO. I never had any trouble. I put one of the short BCM grips on mine to get a little extra power for cycling. It is helpful to pull back with some authority as the last 1/2" is where the next round is picked up. It is easy to short cycle and never pick up another round.
Looks like the S&W has a vertical grip option also. It has the cross bolt action to switch between loading tubes which I think is an improvement over the KelTec.
French G.:
I prefer to buy Kel-Tec just to support the only person in American firearms not making cookie cutter ARs and actually innovating. I carried a P3AT everywhere for several years. Great gun, Ruger ripped it off.
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