Fluff & Buff

[magman454]

There seems to be a growing number of new members that are interested in this procedure. Here is the information that you seek.

Follow this link. It takes you to another site, but it has a detailed explanation of the F&B and the procedure on how to do it.

[Bladen]

good stuff

thanks mag

[DR LOVE]

the above link does not work for me
are there any other links

thanks

[mr surveyor]

I believe that link is no longer working....I seem to remember goldenloki took the KT f&b tips off his web site once he started offering to do "complete reliability" services to KT pistols for a small fee. His website is:

www.goldenloki.com


and for a lot of good KT technical info, here's another link:

http://www.1bad69.com/keltec/index.htm


Use this info at your own risk. Remember, what you choose to use from internet sites is YOUR responsibility, and YOUR'S ALONE!


surv

[pocketgun]

GoldenLoki has changed his site around, but I think the info you want is located HERE. He is a member here - you can always PM him and ask.

[DR LOVE]

thanks for the info

[cma454]

Update link:

http://goldenloki.com/gunsmith/keltec/fullrp.htm

[pocketgun]

Thanks, he keeps changing it. He is a member here, BTW.

[chaspy]

Are the modifcations recommended for "new guns"?

[magman454]

The second generation P-32's and P3AT's do not seem to require it as much as the first generation guns did. However, it is nothing more than a light polishing of the mating surfaces of the weapon, and can do no harm.

Basically, you are doing what it would take 50 to 100 rounds of ammo to do as far as breaking in the weapon at a much lower cost.