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Just got my first SU-22 and my second KT (been loving on the PF-9 for awhile). I'm stoked. Paid $360 for it at a gun show. Felt it was a reasonable deal.

You can get a decent scope for under $50 new. An expensive scope may be overkill, but I'm not one to discourage any extremism when it comes to gun related purchases.henktermaat said:...while I save up for a scope.
Maybe a 500 round break-in, and it'll really smooth out after 1000 rounds! And I guarantee that the extended break-in will go a lot faster than you'd think, and you'll enjoy every minute of it. If it becomes a bother, you can always see if you can find a 6+ year old boy to help.henktermaat said:Can I expect a 300 round break in period?
Kel-Tec had some problems with the front sights being installed at the wrong angle. I thought they had that problem licked with better tooling, but maybe you got an earlier SU-22 or the problem reared its ugly head again.henktermaat said:Another weird thing- I could not get this rifle sighted in. I have my rear sight all the way to the left and moved it foreward most of the way, and I still had to visually compensate.
Do we have a serial number list somewhere to verify when in the production timeline our guns were made?Liberty4Ever said:Kel-Tec had some problems with the front sights being installed at the wrong angle. I thought they had that problem licked with better tooling, but maybe you got an earlier SU-22 or the problem reared its ugly head again.
gswiat said:Went to my local gun store and had them order the SU-22 for me. I had them order it with the AR stock and there is no picture listed. does anyone have a picture of this so I know what to expect when it arrives?