You guys talked me into the Kel-Tec P3AT. The S&W was heavy and almost imposable to conceal. At one time I had a Colt Mustang, but the idea of having to have the hammer cocked all the time bugged me. It was too easy to knock off the safety. Now I have to see if I can hit something smaller than the side of a barn at 10 feet.
Bill
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Bill,
The sell a mag extender that adds a finger groove or a curl your finger hangs onto. They are around 10 bucks @ but worth a million .... well almost. The mag extender made the gun fit in my hand and just feels better. I also think it adds to accuracy because the small frame moves around when shooting without the mag thing. http://www.kel-tec-cnc.com/cart2/pro...roducts_id=160
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Bill, I've found that when shooting at barns, they are easier to hit if you get inside, close the door and shoot out.. Almost impossible to miss that way.. Good luck!
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Traded my S&W hammerless .357 for a Kel-Tec .380
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