I'd be more interested if it was available in .22lr with a threaded barrel.
That was my thought!
That was my thought!
I will be trying one out if they ever hit the stores. I am a big fan of the .22mag and like was said above this would be a great woods gun.
Right. George Kelgren - which is another reason why I think this one will work. He's learned a lot since the Grendel days, and I don't think he'd try the same concept a 2nd time, just to be doomed to jammomatic failure again.
Thank you sir for the link. But as you know (as you are implicitly acknowledging), just because gunblast gives it a thumbs up, doesn't mean it necessarily works great. They appear to have an incentive and predilection to give glowing praise to everything they touch.
Why didn't he use the word "flawlessly" in place of the phrase "really well" - what does 'really well' mean, EXACTLY? You'd think that with this concern out there, he'd be chompin' at the bit to declare it was "flawless" with not a single jam, if that was the case. Just sayin....that's one way to interpret it.
It sure worked fine in the videos, though....
Holy jumpin crawdaddies - what's going on here!?!?
CDNN has them, yet I've not heard of anyone else having them. Look here on page 6:
http://cdnninvestments.com.p2.hostingprod.com/CDNN-Catalog/CDNN2010-3.pdf (Tip: do NOT click on this with dial-up)
This is VERY suspect. CDNN buys mass quantities of closeouts on the cheap. Makes me think that most likely, Kel-Tec made a run, beta-tested them, and figured out they were jammomatics, and so dumped them on the public via CDNN, never to try this again, perhaps (and of course, therefore to not service them or provide parts)...... ???
That is, unless CDNN has changed its business model, to in part be an exclusive dealer of certain firearms - which I doubt.
Thoughts?
CDNN has them, yet I've not heard of anyone else having them. Look here on page 6:
http://cdnninvestments.com.p2.hostingprod.com/CDNN-Catalog/CDNN2010-3.pdf (Tip: do NOT click on this with dial-up)
This is VERY suspect. CDNN buys mass quantities of closeouts on the cheap. Makes me think that most likely, Kel-Tec made a run, beta-tested them, and figured out they were jammomatics, and so dumped them on the public via CDNN, never to try this again, perhaps (and of course, therefore to not service them or provide parts)...... ???
That is, unless CDNN has changed its business model, to in part be an exclusive dealer of certain firearms - which I doubt.
Thoughts?
CDNN sometimes has items in their catalog that they are expecting, but sometimes don't have. Has anyone called them to see if they have any in stock?
I think they have changed their model some.
CDNN stocks most of the KelTec products close out or not. On the same page is the P3AT, the P32, and PF9 none of those are close outs or being dumed on the public.
The have several other manufacturers current production as well.
CDNN stocks most of the KelTec products close out or not. On the same page is the P3AT, the P32, and PF9 none of those are close outs or being dumed on the public.
The have several other manufacturers current production as well.
Reviving a thread from the dead.
There's a PMR-30 on Gunbroker right now, bidding is up to $600.
Crazy, what with CDNN advertising them for $300 in their latest printed catalog.
One of these is still calling to me.....
There's a PMR-30 on Gunbroker right now, bidding is up to $600.
Crazy, what with CDNN advertising them for $300 in their latest printed catalog.
One of these is still calling to me.....
Called CDNN:
"Not in Yet."
"They'uz supposed-ta already done been here."
"Price is supposed-ta be $299".
Interesting.
"Not in Yet."
"They'uz supposed-ta already done been here."
"Price is supposed-ta be $299".
Interesting.
I don't think I am buying one piping hot from the factory. I'm going to wait and see what they are all about. The AMT never really was a world-beater, but then again it was an AMT. If it does work, I will be in hog heaven, .22 WMR is probably my favorite over-all cartridge.
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