Skiprr wrote:It just fails to fire. Evidently, shooting standard-power ball ammo only, the firing pin reliably breaks after anywhere from a handful to a few dozen rounds.
Skiprr,
I've read about many issues with the P3AT on the KTOG forum. While there are issues, they seem to be minor given the huge number they sold. Many of the firing pin issues are caused by dry firing the weapon which is not recommended by Kel-Tec. I don't dry fire the LCP without snap caps for the same reason.
That said, I'm sure there are lemons in the batch and one should not carry a weapon that one doesn't have confidence in. I did sell my P3AT but only because I picked up an LCP that I liked better.
Tom