What did you buy yourself today (Photo thread)...

[ROCK-IT3]

That will be one sexy 82 once the grips are on. Nice Cerakote work!

I debated having the controls and hammer done in Burnt Bronze instead of Graphite Black because I thought it might look too busy, but I am happy with the decision to make the controls black. Yes, Brian Ahearn does really nice work.

[Daycrawler]

Some magpul Cz mags!

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Let me know how those mags work.

[GonzoGeezer]

Early this year I bought a 1999 Gen 1 P-32 at a Cordier auction. It was dirty, and looked like it had not been used much. The auctioneer displays guns without magazines, so the first opportunity I had to put the magazine in it was after I took possession of it. The magazine inserts fine, but it was difficult to remove. With my other, Gen 2, P-32s the magazines drop out as the release is pressed. This one required grasping it and pulling. There was nothing apparently wrong with the magazine (every mag I tried stuck), and there was no apparent problem with anything on the inside. So I called Kel-Tec and arranged to send it to them. Because I’m not the original owner, I know that the lifetime warranty does not apply to me, so I asked that they contact me with an estimate to repair the gun prior to doing any work on it. Well, they didn’t. It arrived today. I guessed I’d find a bill in the box when I opened it up. There wasn’t one. They did a lot of work on it, as you can see, and they charged me nothing, not even the return shipping. Now it drops out just fine.

That’s customer service.

[MarkS20]

Now that's customer service!

[alpacaheat]

They're a great company.

[Krichardson]

Great service,I would send them a "thank you" note.
That gun reminds me of a 380 I had years ago.It was made by a company called Grendel and the model was known as P10,if I am not mistaken.

[RockIsland]

Great service,I would send them a "thank you" note.
That gun reminds me of a 380 I had years ago.It was made by a company called Grendel and the model was known as P10,if I am not mistaken.

That was the first gun sold by the guy who started Kel-tec.

[GonzoGeezer]

Great service,I would send them a "thank you" note.
That gun reminds me of a 380 I had years ago.It was made by a company called Grendel and the model was known as P10,if I am not mistaken.

Designed by George Kelgren, founder and chief designer at Kel-Tec. The Grendel was not a commercial success but is not collectible. And I think Kelgren learned a lot from the experience.

[markshere2]

Early this year I bought a 1999 Gen 1 P-32 at a Cordier auction. It was dirty, and looked like it had not been used much. The auctioneer displays guns without magazines, so the first opportunity I had to put the magazine in it was after I took possession of it. The magazine inserts fine, but it was difficult to remove. With my other, Gen 2, P-32s the magazines drop out as the release is pressed. This one required grasping it and pulling. There was nothing apparently wrong with the magazine (every mag I tried stuck), and there was no apparent problem with anything on the inside. So I called Kel-Tec and arranged to send it to them. Because I’m not the original owner, I know that the lifetime warranty does not apply to me, so I asked that they contact me with an estimate to repair the gun prior to doing any work on it. Well, they didn’t. It arrived today. I guessed I’d find a bill in the box when I opened it up. There wasn’t one. They did a lot of work on it, as you can see, and they charged me nothing, not even the return shipping. Now it drops out just fine.

That’s customer service.

I kaboomed a keltec p11 years ago. My own dumb fault.
I asked them for an estimate to repair

They fixed it free

Excellent cust service

Hi point also has great cust service.

[Gunsnwater]

Designed by George Kelgren, founder and chief designer at Kel-Tec. The Grendel was not a commercial success but is not collectible. And I think Kelgren learned a lot from the experience.

Mine is collecting dust right now. I cut out a piece of the follower and replaced it with metal to fix the last round hold open.