I know there are lots of threads from new owners bascially saying the same thing.

But I picked up my P3AT today. I'm really enjoying it. I love the fact that it's half the weight and has a much smaller profile then even the smallest snubbies. I haven't shot it yet, but I'm going to head to the range tomorrow with a couple hundred rounds.

Quoted: I know there are lots of threads from new owners bascially saying the same thing. But I picked up my P3AT today. I'm really enjoying it. I love the fact that it's half the weight and has a much smaller profile then even the smallest snubbies. I haven't shot it yet, but I'm going to head to the range tomorrow with a couple hundred rounds.

Quoted: I haven't shot it yet, but I'm going to head to the range tomorrow with a couple hundred rounds.

It is really a 50-rounds-then-clean/lube-type pistol.  If you go in with reasonable expectations of what it can and cannot do, you won't likely come home disappointed.

I ran 150 through mine first time out, no trouble. 100 rds. WWB, and 50 380 Ranger T. Only failures, one double feed (failure to extraxt) in the first magazine, and one failure to fire (primer dented fine.).

Quoted: I ran 150 through mine first time out, no trouble. 100 rds. WWB, and 50 380 Ranger T. Only failures, one double feed (failure to extraxt) in the first magazine, and one failure to fire (primer dented fine.).

Many P3ATs don't like the narrow rims on WWB to begin with, and a dirty chamber increases the chances of FTE.  The other failure sounds like a bad primer.  Another possibility:  if you don't allow the trigger to reset all the way, it will drop the hammer off the hammer block.  This will create a shallow dent in most primers, but not ignite them.  Not likely since you said the dent was normal though.