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Quoted: Also, given Kel-Tec's horrible quality problems and poor customer service
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Wanna give examples or are you just going to spout FUD?
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Why call BS for something you obviously know nothing about?
The dozens and dozens of examples of their poorly made pieces of junk and horrific customer service here, on falfiles.com, the Kel-Tec mailing list, and ktog.org aren't enough for you? Kel-Tec makes some of the worst products in the industry and have the worst customer service of any firearms-related company I've ever experienced. I can't believe they're still in business with the way they operate.
Here's pictures of my P-32:
users.upstate.net/zoom/P-32/It's been back to Kel-Tec three times. They haven't replaced the barrel, the frame, or replaced the cheap little slide stop spring with something that works. I know they didn't test fire the pistol the last two times they had it since the assembly pin wouldn't stay in place. It will fall-out if I hold the pistol sideways. They claim to have a warranty, but they refused to even replace a tiny, but important, spring that maybe costs a $1. Here's a picture of the little spring:
Since shipping was $35-40 each time, I have wasted more than half the value of the pistol already in just shipping. I've got $256 for the pistol, nine months of time that I wasted trying to get it to work, $110+ for shipping for a trip to Kel-Tec, ~$15 in repair parts, $18 * 3 for three magazines (bought after Kel-Tec kept telling me the problem with the assembly pin falling-out had to be the magazine which anyone that knows anything about those guns knows is a lie), ~$140 for 700 rounds of about nine different types of ammo to try to "work-through" the problem, $65 wasted for the concealed carry class that I got kicked-out of after my slide went down range twice, and $8 * 10 for 10 trips to the range (not including gas for the 102 mile trip). That's $720 for a piece of junk that still needs $180 worth of repair parts ($90 for frame + $90 for barrel). Go ahead and argue with the pictures.
If Kel-Tec cared about customer service, they'd test fire the guns before selling them and definitely test fire them before sending them back after a repair. There's no excuse for shipping a firearm back to someone that will fall apart when fired or for not replacing cheap small parts that are obviously broken.z