It allows the gun to be a hair thinner than if it were mag fed, but more importantly, because George Kellgren had already designed a stripper clip pistol a zillion years ago. Most likely he just remembered that and thought "yeah, I'll try that again." A lot of Kel-tec designs are just rereleases of Grendel products, in a market that is more open to them than the 90s.
You could replace Keltec with LMT and that statement would still make a lot of sense.
It doesn't need to eject from the top like a Garand. I'm pretty sure there are some bolt action rifles that dropped the en bloc clip at the bottom once all the rounds were expended. Granted I'm not sure if that would pose more issues than using plain old stripper clips so that could be a reason why Kel Tec went with stripper clips instead.
Practice drawing and holstering your gun a lot, do it with baggy shirts that could get into your holster so you can start to identify when that starts to happen. Carry it around in condition 3 and check your trigger at the end of the day to build confidence in your holster working.
You have to have the trigger at the wall with most pistols for this to happen. If your trigger is at the wall when it’s in the holster, you have other issues.
Practice intentionally holstering while looking the gun into the holster. Your draw time should be fast, theres no reason your reholstering process should be. I watch my trigger the whole way into the holster. When I started carrying I would also hold the holster with my off hand and point it away from my body while reholstering. Once you have your holster make sure its snug to the gun and use threadlocker on the retention screws, occasionally check if it loosens up. Imo its also important to minimize the gap between the gun and your body so it can't get caught on something, good AWIB holsters let you adjust ride height and use a "wing" to accomplish this.
Yes, it has to be past the wall but not enough to actually drop the sear, but I am not sure about it being most pistols.
Nice Husqvarna!
What's your preferred cooking method for these rodents? Also that's a nice gun, shame SxS are so expensive these days.
Get with the times gramps! Nah, I personally like hammer fired guns more as well. With enough striker gun mishaps the world will learn that hammer fired is best.
This is pretty wild. Maybe the bear smelled some honey.
All my huskys have come from Simpson LTD, but you can find deals on old hunting guns a lot of places. they don't have as high a price placed on them as milsurp generally
I fry them like chicken. all the steps are the same as you would with Chicken. Its easy and simple and tasty.
