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Review: Kel-Tec CMR-30 Rifle
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David Williamson
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Few firearm introductions have generated the buzz and demand of the Kel-Tec CNC Industries, Inc., PMR-30 pistol. That’s unsurprising, though, as a lightweight, .22 WMR-chambered, semi-automatic, full-size handgun utilizing a 30-round-capacity magazine is sure to be appreciated by a large segment of the shooting public. Smartly, the company has subsequently re-commissioned the efficacious delayed-blowback PMR-30 as the foundation for a carbine counterpart—enter the autoloading CMR-30. |
| Comment by:
jughead
(1/27/2016)
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| all the talk of this rifle is useless. i have be trying to find one for a year and a 1/2. they can stick it in their ear. i gave up and bought a cz 512 22 mag which does a vary good job. |
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-none-
(1/27/2016)
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| this caliber hasn't been financially viable since the concept's first iteration, the Grendel p30....and now rimfire (.22lr) is to be avoided like the plague thanks to barack: must do centerfire or go home. the .22lr market is saturated. So, that means FN5.7x28mm or armscor's .22TCM or .22 reed express, etc... |
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