[pst1108]

I just purchased my little P3AT at a gun show this year.  I have a CCH in Texas but was fearful of carrying my gun with a bullet in the chamber.  I emailed Kel Tec asking about a possible accidental firing if I dropped it and felt more confident after their reply.  Shortly after that I accidently dropped it, bullet in the chamber and fully loaded, onto my ceramic tile kitchen floor and it was just fine.  Now I carry it everywhere.

 

[RogerRoger]

Does anyone know if the P32 is as safe when dropped as the P3AT?

 

[Sangueffusor]

It uses the exact same trigger and hammer block system.

 

[uncledub]

These are very safe weapons. they are only as safe as their user.

 

[diamond]

I accidently dropped it, bullet in the chamber and fully loaded, onto my ceramic tile kitchen floor

Ouch! Poor little thing. :'(

Glad it was ok. Thanks for "testing" that for the rest of us.

 

[halfmoonclip]

Titanium firing pins are becoming an industry standard, used in everything from the P3AT to Colt (and other) 1911s
Moon

 

[rcmodel]

SO, exactly where did you see a Titanium firing pin for the P3AT??

Kel-Tec certainly doesn't make them out of Titanium, and no after-market company makes them either that I ever heard of.

As an aside, they very likely would not work anyway.

The K-T steel FP is as light as it can be and still be able to transfer the high-speed impact to the primer.

rc