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Big Tom · September 18, 2011, 09:54 AM

I really didnt have problems keeping my hands on the gun, it was more so when I was putting concentration with filming from one hand and shooting from the other. I was shooting much better of course with both hands on the gun and was able to learn how the gun shoots a bit better. I am not a great shot with it yet but I am happy to say I can get the shots exactly where I want within 3 shots. I need more time with the gun and I emailed Kel tec to let them know that I feel I need a new extractor and frame. I'll be posting the rest of the range video soon for you guys to see. I also brought my Charter Pathfinder (.22 WMR), and Raven P25 along for the ride. It appears that I had more jams in the Kel Tec than the Raven which is not good....I think the Charter is what I am stuck with until I get this kel tec fixed and broken in some more.

September 18, 2011, 09:54 AM	#12
Big Tom Senior Member Join Date: December 27, 2009 Location: Northeast, Maryland Posts: 441	I really didnt have problems keeping my hands on the gun, it was more so when I was putting concentration with filming from one hand and shooting from the other. I was shooting much better of course with both hands on the gun and was able to learn how the gun shoots a bit better. I am not a great shot with it yet but I am happy to say I can get the shots exactly where I want within 3 shots. I need more time with the gun and I emailed Kel tec to let them know that I feel I need a new extractor and frame. I'll be posting the rest of the range video soon for you guys to see. I also brought my Charter Pathfinder (.22 WMR), and Raven P25 along for the ride. It appears that I had more jams in the Kel Tec than the Raven which is not good....I think the Charter is what I am stuck with until I get this kel tec fixed and broken in some more. __________________ ANTI-GUN is ANTI-AMERICAN!