- Location
- Airdrie, Alberta
Anyone ever try one? I'm thinking about getting one. Retailers who sell them? Reviews? Thanks
Kel-tec PMR30 Any experience?
- Thread starter MikeHammer
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Moparlover
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i have one. P.M. me for info if you like
- Location
- Airdrie, Alberta
Haha actually I did. I generally watch his videos AFTER I decide to buy something, I use his videos for entertainment purposes lol
Ironman6067
CGN Regular
- Location
- NL, Canada
I have the PMR on my list of wants as well, only thing stopping me is how it will feel in the hand.
I have one, bought used. Gone through maybe 500 rounds, mostly Winchester. It feels very cheap in the hand, but SO much fun to blast away all 10 with decent accuracy. I'm not holding my breath but hoping the RMR-30 will come to Canada and bring with it "Rifle only" mags. {:
If your interested in another opinion heres mine.
I started looking at the 5.7x28 mm round. I was told on here to consider the .22 Mag round as the basistics were close and the cost per round was way better for the .22WMR. Than I looked at the .22 and it is more or less a rifle round meaning that through a short bbl. there is a lot of wasted energy. The power chosen is slower burning for a rifle with a long bbl. What I ended up doing is buying a Ruger convertable that shoots .22LR and .22WMR out of the same gun. The longer bbl. was the deciding factor for me. I shoot the .22WMR sometimes but the rounds are expensive where I live in Canakastan. If I could reload somehow or load with better powder for the shorter bbl. I would be a lot happier. Just going from memory, which isn't that good, a box of .22WMR regular price and a box of 9mm on sale are close to the same cost I think.
I started looking at the 5.7x28 mm round. I was told on here to consider the .22 Mag round as the basistics were close and the cost per round was way better for the .22WMR. Than I looked at the .22 and it is more or less a rifle round meaning that through a short bbl. there is a lot of wasted energy. The power chosen is slower burning for a rifle with a long bbl. What I ended up doing is buying a Ruger convertable that shoots .22LR and .22WMR out of the same gun. The longer bbl. was the deciding factor for me. I shoot the .22WMR sometimes but the rounds are expensive where I live in Canakastan. If I could reload somehow or load with better powder for the shorter bbl. I would be a lot happier. Just going from memory, which isn't that good, a box of .22WMR regular price and a box of 9mm on sale are close to the same cost I think.
