Kel-Tec PMR-30 22WMR Black Rimfire Pistol
- Item Number: PMR30BBLK
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- Condition: NEW
- 3.2 out of 5 (6 customer reviews)
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Product Description
The slide and barrel of the PMR30 are 4140 steel, and the frame is 7075 aluminum. Much like other Kel-Tec Pistols, the grip, slide cover, trigger, mag release, and safety levers are glass reinforced Nylon (Zytel). The magazine is Also Zytel, and holds 30 rounds, with round count ports.
Other features include: dual opposing extractors for reliability, heel magazine release to aid in magazine retention, dovetailed aluminum front sight, Picatinny accessory rail under the barrel, Urethane recoil buffer, captive coaxial recoil springs. PMR30 disassembles for cleaning by removal of a single pin.
Firearm Specifications
- Caliber: .22WMR
- Weight unloaded: 13.6oz.
- Loaded Magazine: 6oz.
- Length: 7.9”
- Height: 5.8”
- Width: 1.3”
- Barrel length: 4.3”
- Sight radius: 6.9”
- Energy (40gr): 138ft-lbs
- Capacity: 30 + 1 rounds
- Trigger pull: 4-6 lbs
Customer Comments & Questions
Customer Reviews
I love his gun and have run about 1,000 rounds through it since buying it in Sept. It comes with two mags and I bought two more right away so I didn't need to reload as often. At first the mags were almost impossible to load, just did not want to accept more than maybe 12-15 rounds.
But, I soaked them in rubbing alcohol and shook out a lot of what looked like deposits from manufacturing. After drying with a hair dryer I put some graphite powder in each mag and worked the slide up and down several times to coat the inside. I could then load in 25 rounds without any problem and after maybe 4-5 times loading in 25 rounds and leaving them sit loaded for a few days, I was able to load in 30 without any issues.
Now I leave all four fully loaded with 30 rounds because I hit the range weekly and run through a couple hundred rounds each time. I have not had a single jam since cleaning up the mags as I described above. Yes that is a little bit of work and yea maybe I shouldn't have to do that, BUT with a little work upfront I have a gun that is a blast to shoot and accurate as hell. I can put all 30 rounds in about a 4-5 inch circle at 25 feet in less than a minute.
These Damned Magazines will not load as they should and neither will accept more than 12 rounds, even then the last 4 in each must be forced in so hard that I do not trust them enough to feed this firearm properly/safely.!
Does Kel-Tec have R & D and Quality Control departments, or do they just buy junk from others and box them up for shipment. I have never had such magazine problems in my entire life and I am a true gun man, 70+ years old and pissed.!
Bought the PMR new in Dec 2016. Twice at the range: multiple jams, failure to feed, impossible to use the 30 round magazine. Very frustrating firearm, sold it in Feb 2017. Bought a FN 5.7x28mm. It rocks. Pure perfection..
If you have priced a 57 you know that they are over $1k. If you have held on in your hand you know they are a BIG gun. They aren't really a carry type gun, so like the PMR 30, it is typically a back up or just a range plinker. Ballistically, for the money I would go for the PMR 30. Gel tests conducted by many experts concluded although the PMR 30 is not quite as powerful as the 57, it is so close that I would not waste the extra cash for the FN. It of course depends on what rounds you are shooting but comparatively save your money buy a PMR 30.
I got this several months ago and cleaned it first, as you should before shooting. I used the suggested ammo and have not had a problem w/the pistol. I load 30 rounds in each mag and have taken it out now three times without one single misfire of any kind. I have ran clips as fast as I can shoot and shot slower to change firing to try and see if it would fail. I do not use this for self defense due to 22 MAG but it is usually with me in a bag on the motorcycle as a good back up pistol. You cannot beat a pistol with 30 rounds and a back up clip with 30 more!!!
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