Kel-Tec P3AT Review … The Little Gun That Could
by
James Reeves
Published: May 30th, 2016
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In this episode of TFBTV, James gives viewers a brief rundown of why he likes the humble Kel-Tec P3AT as a pocket pistol for concealed carry. At just $200, there aren’t a lot of features, but it works and it is certainly concealable. Watch the video for James’ explanation.
Owner, Neutral Ground Gun Co. NRA/Louisiana State Police certified concealed weapons instructor, 2012-present Maxim Magazine's MAXIMum Warrior, 2011 TFBTV Executive Producer Champion, Key West Cinco De Mayo Taco Eating Competition Lawyer Instagram: gunshorts Twitter: @jjreeves
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It seems like willful blindness not to acknowledge the real world prices and the fact that two superior clones have been on the market for over 4 years at essentially the same price. I regularly see both Taurus TCP 738 (my preferred), and Ruger LCPs at under $230. Frequently the plain blued only models are $180 with a couple mags and either a holster or a goofy pouch thing. The TCP can be had for $200 any day in black nitrided stainless with two mags. It has a better trigger, slightly better sights and locks open when empty.
Three times in the video he pulled the trigger and the Kel-tec didn't fire. Was that because he forgot to chamber a round or were these actual malfunctions? If they were malfunctions that would seem to contradict his claims that these are reliable pistols that get the job done.