KelTec PMR-30 PMR30TACGY 22 Magnum

It had noticeable felt recoil, but it was little more than that of a 22 LR. The pistol proved reliable and functioned well. Accuracy is adequate for any foreseeable chore.

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Todd Woodard
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The PMR-30 has a futuristic look. After several years in production, the PMR-30 remains an impressive firearm. Fired offhand, the pistol is a joy to use. The long, but thin, grip of the KelTec PMR-30 sits well in the hand.
The PMR-30 has been out the longest of the three handguns and still appears futuristic in profile.
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