Posted: 12/29/2010 10:13:32 AM EDT
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I may have to check these out. Not to many in stores yet. It is a Kel-Tec semi auto in 22 Mag. It hold 30 rounds. and is very lite.
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I may have to check these out. Not to many in stores yet. It is a Kel-Tec semi auto in 22 Mag. It hold 30 rounds. and is very lite. PMR-30 None in stores. I've held one. I had to hang onto it to keep it from floating away. That's how light it is. My names on a waiting list. I wait. |
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Quoted: Quoted: I may have to check these out. Not to many in stores yet. It is a Kel-Tec semi auto in 22 Mag. It hold 30 rounds. and is very lite. PMR-30 None in stores. I've held one. I had to hang onto it to keep it from floating away. That's how light it is. My names on a waiting list. I wait. Then you're looking in the wrong store. Saw one at Sharp Shooting Sunday. Recognized, but wasn;t interested, so didn't check price. |
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the benefits to the .22 mag over the 5.7x28? (Or steer me towards the discussion that has no doubt already occurred?  ).22mag is about half the cost of factory 5.7x28 ammo.
Isn't the 5.7 reloadable? I presume that would bring the cost down. (assuming bullets are available) Actually, I've got a buddy whose got one of those fancy little 5.7 pistols. I'll ask him if he's reloading it yet. |
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Yeah that thing is pretty damn neat. Kel-Tec has been coming up with some interesting ideas lately. Its not a new idea....grendle Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile First, I never said it was new, just interesting. 
Second, how long has it been since you've seen a Grendle (if ever)? Doesn't matter who's making it, the idea is still interesting. 
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Saw it at SHOT and was interested; it's a gun and it's going to be loud. The grip wasn't great for me, it looks like it's made out of LEGOS, and the anticipated price was too high.
For a decent price I'd buy one. 5.7 "is reloadable" but the way the case is used during the functioning of the gun puts experienced reloaders on guard. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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Saw 2 at the last gun show so...2 weeks?
5.7 is reloadable but the brass has some coating that causes problems. Or at least I read that a while back. Bottleneck pistol sucks to reload also. T Quoted:
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Yeah that thing is pretty damn neat. Kel-Tec has been coming up with some interesting ideas lately. Its not a new idea....grendle Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile First, I never said it was new, just interesting.
Second, how long has it been since you've seen a Grendle (if ever)? Doesn't matter who's making it, the idea is still interesting. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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Quoted: It looks like an interesting little toy to add to the collection. Ammo is a bit spendy for a plinker though. What are the benefits to the .22 mag over the 5.7x28? (Or steer me towards the discussion that has no doubt already occurred? )http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=5&f=50&t=86781 |
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Ive had 2 Grendel P30s,both several years ago. My dad in AZ still has one, with the mandatory broken firing pin. George Kelgren is the guy behind both companies, which is why there's so much carry over. Recall the folding stocked both action "Grendel SRT" rifle?
I had both my Grendels about 95-97 ish. 9mm was only slightly morethen 22mag and I didnt shoot the Grendel much so I traded/sold it then and found a deal on another one later on with a busted firing pin. Keltec was still selling Grendel parts back then so I bought 2 firing pins and got mine up and running with a spare and then sold/traded it off. I only recently started buying 22mag in bulk and enjoy shooting it but its not cheap like 22LR, its $150/K or so for BVAC from Guns & Shizzle. 
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the benefits to the .22 mag over the 5.7x28? (Or steer me towards the discussion that has no doubt already occurred? ).22mag is about half the cost of factory 5.7x28 ammo.
On the flip side the 5.7x28 out of a pistol is the equivalent of a .22 mag coming out of a rifle... and I wouldn't trust my life on anything rimfire. It does look cool though. |
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the benefits to the .22 mag over the 5.7x28? (Or steer me towards the discussion that has no doubt already occurred? ).22mag is about half the cost of factory 5.7x28 ammo.
On the flip side the 5.7x28 out of a pistol is the equivalent of a .22 mag coming out of a rifle... and I wouldn't trust my life on anything rimfire. It does look cool though. What ever happened to jeffro getting rid of the five seven and buying a 10mm? T |
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the benefits to the .22 mag over the 5.7x28? (Or steer me towards the discussion that has no doubt already occurred? ).22mag is about half the cost of factory 5.7x28 ammo.
On the flip side the 5.7x28 out of a pistol is the equivalent of a .22 mag coming out of a rifle... and I wouldn't trust my life on anything rimfire. It does look cool though. What ever happened to jeffro getting rid of the five seven and buying a 10mm? T the FiveSEven is gone, my 10mm Fusion is on order..though probably won't have it until April LCR |