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10 MickeyMouse · January 2, 2007, 09:55 PM

I have a 1st gen P3, bought it weeks after they hit the market. After about 150 rounds, the mag started falling out under recoil. I sent it back to KT, and they replaced the mag catch. Since then, I have depressed the mag catch while inserting the magazine and it has been flawless. I honestly can't recall a jam, though I'm sure there have been one or two. Not sure the round count, probably somewhere in the 500-600 range. I carry it quite a bit in the summer, since anything bigger is difficult to conceal wearing wranglers and a tucked-in tee shirt.

I also have a P-32, a PLR-16 and just picked up a PF-9. KT is an awesome company. All American, every employee is an NRA member, good quality, reasonable prices and they stand behind their product with their lifetime warranty and quite possibly the best CS in the industry. They have my business for life.

Now they just need to build a PF-9 type pistol in 10mm or .45 ACP...........

January 2, 2007, 09:55 PM	#16
10 MickeyMouse Senior Member Join Date: October 29, 2006 Location: Colorado Posts: 429	I have a 1st gen P3, bought it weeks after they hit the market. After about 150 rounds, the mag started falling out under recoil. I sent it back to KT, and they replaced the mag catch. Since then, I have depressed the mag catch while inserting the magazine and it has been flawless. I honestly can't recall a jam, though I'm sure there have been one or two. Not sure the round count, probably somewhere in the 500-600 range. I carry it quite a bit in the summer, since anything bigger is difficult to conceal wearing wranglers and a tucked-in tee shirt. I also have a P-32, a PLR-16 and just picked up a PF-9. KT is an awesome company. All American, every employee is an NRA member, good quality, reasonable prices and they stand behind their product with their lifetime warranty and quite possibly the best CS in the industry. They have my business for life. Now they just need to build a PF-9 type pistol in 10mm or .45 ACP........... __________________ Don't gripe about the economy if the things you buy don't say made in USA