Videos tagged with Keltec P3AT

This video reviews the top five concealed carry handguns showcased at Shot Show 2026 on Day 1. The featured firearms include the Keltec P3AT (380 ACP), Taurus TX9 (modular micro-compact), Savage Stance XR, Glock Gen 6, and the suppressor-ready Bond Arms Deringer. The presenter highlights innovative features, price points, and personal preferences for concealed carry.

This video provides an expert-level overview of five notable new firearms showcased at SHOT Show 2026, Day 1. The instructor, with demonstrated experience, highlights innovative designs and practical applications for home defense, personal carry, and outdoor use. Key takeaways include the modernization of lever-action rifles, unique features in revolvers and compact pistols, the potential of modular handgun systems, and the practicality of folding shotguns for portability.

TheFirearmGuy argues that KelTec deserves respect for its undeniable innovation, citing the P3AT as a prime example. Launched in 2003, this lightweight, polymer-framed .380 ACP pistol revolutionized pocket carry and predated the Ruger LCP, laying the foundation for its eventual success. The host's high authority level is evident in his detailed historical context and product comparisons.

This video reviews three firearms with notably poor triggers: the PSA Dagger, Keltec P3AT, and an unnamed 'Sty Od' pistol. The PSA Dagger is criticized for a mushy, breakable wall, while the Keltec P3AT is described as having a heavy, mushy trigger. The 'Sty Od' features a trigger connected to a bar, compromising trigger quality for a compact package. Despite these trigger issues, the presenter notes that hitting steel is still achievable with practice.

This video provides a critical review of three firearm triggers deemed 'trash' by the host, Civilian Tactical. The PSA Dagger, KelTec P3AT, and Steyr AUG are examined for their trigger characteristics, with the bullpup Steyr AUG's trigger being highlighted as particularly problematic due to its design. The host, an experienced shooter, offers practical insights into trigger feel and its impact on firearm performance.

This YouTube video features the KelTec P3AT, a compact .380 ACP pistol designed for concealed carry. The description highlights its small size and light weight (218 grams unloaded), with a 6+1 round capacity. It mentions the gun is part of the 'Bug' or 'Back up gun' family. The video encourages viewers to watch for more details. It also provides contact information for "หจก.ปืนเทพากร" for inquiries and thanks "Tiger Tac Academy & Shooting Range" for the filming location. The host's social media links are also included.

This video showcases the KelTec P3AT in .380 ACP, demonstrating its compact size and suitability for concealed carry by drawing it from a tote bag. The demonstration includes loading, rapid fire sequences highlighting recoil management, and a final presentation emphasizing its slim profile. The content is presented with enthusiasm and a focus on practical application by 'Lady Sharpshooter', who exhibits proper range safety and firearm handling techniques.

This comprehensive review by Nutnfancy, a highly authoritative firearms expert, delves into the KelTec P32. He shares over 11 years of personal experience, detailing its reliability, exceptionally light recoil, and effectiveness for concealed carry. The review covers generational differences, ammunition considerations like rim lock, and practical comparisons to other compact firearms, concluding it's a high-value, rarely sold pocket pistol.

This video provides an expert comparison between Keltec and Ruger pocket pistols, focusing on the P3AT/LCP (.380 ACP) and PF9/LC9 (9mm) models. The speakers, experienced firearms professionals, highlight differences in ergonomics, build quality, and features, offering insights into which pistol might be better suited for different user preferences and applications in the concealed carry market.