Fear of dropping loaded P3AT

Discussion in 'P-3AT' started by pst1108, Dec 23, 2009.

  1. Dec 23, 2009 #1
    pst1108

    pst1108 Guest

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    Dec 22, 2009
    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.
     
    pst1108, Dec 23, 2009
    pst1108, Dec 23, 2009
  3. Dec 24, 2009 #2
    RogerRoger

    RogerRoger New Member

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    Dec 23, 2009
    Does anyone know if the P32 is as safe when dropped as the P3AT?
     
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  5. Dec 25, 2009 #3
    Sangueffusor

    Sangueffusor New Member

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    It uses the exact same trigger and hammer block system.
     
    Sangueffusor, Dec 25, 2009
    Sangueffusor, Dec 25, 2009
  6. Jan 28, 2010 #4
    uncledub

    uncledub Member Supporter

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    Feb 16, 2009
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    These are very safe weapons. they are only as safe as their user.
     
    uncledub, Jan 28, 2010
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  7. Jan 28, 2010 #5
    diamond

    diamond New Member

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    Jan 18, 2010
    Ouch! :eek: Poor little thing. :'(

    Glad it was ok. Thanks for "testing" that for the rest of us. ;)
     
    diamond, Jan 28, 2010
    diamond, Jan 28, 2010
  8. Mar 16, 2010 #6
    halfmoonclip

    halfmoonclip New Member

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    Sep 17, 2004
    Titanium firing pins are becoming an industry standard, used in everything from the P3AT to Colt (and other) 1911s
    Moon
     
    halfmoonclip, Mar 16, 2010
    halfmoonclip, Mar 16, 2010
  9. Mar 20, 2010 #7
    rcmodel

    rcmodel New Member

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    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
     
    rcmodel, Mar 20, 2010
    rcmodel, Mar 20, 2010