PMR-30 in Vt.,
April 27, 2012
I had a lot of trouble with mine out of the box. I was forgiving it the breakin period on loading clips. After clips had been loaded and exercised 3 or 4 times they settled in to be reasonable.
But the first time I took it out to range for a serious workout I had some kind of trigger misshap/ breakdown, after having quite a few ftf and fte. I ended up almost losing that transparent plastic buffer out in the field dropping it on the ground. When I packaged it up to send it back to Kel-Tec I mentioned what I thought of that "invisible plastic buffer" Told them it worked better than camaflage would have.
I had it returned about a week after I shipped it out with a note about the repair and had been test fired by 3 gunsmiths, also with EXTRA buffers that are now a solid white. Much better than the transparent, I WILL be careful if I disaaemble it in the winter up here in VT. It seems to be a fine performer now with about 250 rounds through it. Very accurate, light, I love it except for the initial experience.
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The Woodchuck from
Vermont
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Different Looking,
March 23, 2012
Design is a bit strange. What's up with all the rivets and Allen screws? Couldn't the frame be a one-piece molded unit? This looks like a Frankenstein gun. Hopefully kel-tec will clean this up with future evolutions.
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GWNhunter from
MN
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pmr 30,
March 04, 2012
its kinda like bigfoot,ya hear about it but it never to be found,dont hold your breath waiting on one...slow
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zippy from
north
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New Feb 2012,
February 19, 2012
Bought new and fired approximatley 450 rounds using CCI Mini-Mags at 40 grain No problems at all. Nice gun, light and quite accurate. I checked with Keltec to see if mine had the newer barrel which it has. The older versions had a issue with tumbling because of the barrel twist but ammo feeding has not been an issue. The gun is easy to clean and disassemble. Very good weapon.
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Dave from
Arizona
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New PMR-30,
November 13, 2011
Bought a new PMR-30 O/A Oct.15,2011. Fired it for the first and last time about 2 days later & now I'm waiting for it to be returned from the factory (hopfully it will be repaired or replaced). I shot a total of 17 rounds of their recommended ammo, in those 17 rounds, it malfunctioned 4 times & then "locked" open & would not release due to a broked part or parts!
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Lou from
Ok
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Now I love it,
November 11, 2011
When I first got my PMR-30, it had horrible problems ejecting, feeding, etc. I sent it back to the factory, and 3 weeks later I had it back with a new barrel. Now it works perfectly. It is very accurate, and I love the high capacity magazine. No problems at all now after 300 rnds or so. I had some trouble finding a holster that wasn't too big, and have settled on a Uncle Mikes size 5. Easy takedown for cleaning [which is a must with any .22 caliber gun], and light weight makes it a good choice for hiking in the woods.
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MoDoc from
Missouri
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Won't eject!,
July 21, 2011
Can't really tell yet if this gun is any good or not. Fired a total of 6 rounds-one at a time. It failed to eject EVERY time meaning I had to disassemble it and clear the fired case from the chamber manually. This happened with Hornady 30gr V-Max and Kel-Tec's recommended CCI40gr ammo.
Sent it back to Kel-Tec and am awaiting results. We'll see.......
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Uncle Harry from
Bristol, TN
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Just one thing about the Ammo its not .22 cheap,
May 25, 2011
If I could buy this gun I would in a heartbeat! What a truly cool design I love Kel-Tec.
One point though I am new to the shooting for fun game. I was givin a .22 win Mag rile I thought great I will buy a brick of .22 ammo and be shooting.
Opps turns out .22WMR cost a lot more. I paid $12 for a box of 100 local at first than I paid $8. online and bought in bulk.
But next to regular .22 Long Rifle this ammo is much more.
O.K. that is my stupid newbie comment for other newbies. Enjoy your sport!
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M from
S.F. Bay Area
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LOVE IT,
May 07, 2011
HAVE THE PMR30 AND LOVE IT EATS ALL AMERICAN MADE AMMO NEVER HICCUP MAYBE I GOT LUCKY BUT WORKS JUST FINE WILL BUY ANOTHER ONE SOON
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JERRY from
SPARKS NEVADA
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Kel Tec PMR 30,
February 16, 2011
I love my PMR 30, however, it fails to load and fails to eject regularly, even after 500 rounds. It is a ball to shoot and very accurate. You have to be ready to clear it all the time though. I have tried 7 different brands of ammo. Some cycle much better than others.
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DeVere from
Michigan
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Great shooter,
December 16, 2010
This is a great pistol to go out to the range with gives a fun day of shooting and keeps it affordable. Very accurate and also a great home defense weapon. Oh the price is fantastic.
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David from
Haltom City, TX
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Great gun,
December 16, 2010
If your looking for a reliable 22 look no further, not only is this gun accurate, you dont have to go through the hassle of constantly reloading it especially when target shooting.
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Matt from
slc,ut
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