New for 2021: KelTec P50 Pistol

This video introduces the new KelTec P50 pistol, chambered in 5.7x28mm. It highlights the 5.7x28mm cartridge's recent NATO adoption and the growing availability of firearms for it. The review details the P50's features, including its curved handgrip, slim pistol grip with non-slip texture, nearly 10-inch threaded barrel for suppressors, and unique magazine loading system. The video emphasizes the P50's large size, which contributes to increased velocity and a 50-round capacity. It suggests potential applications such as home defense, citing its light recoil and capacity, making it a viable alternative to rifles or shotguns.

The KelTec PR57 revives the stripper clip-fed, fixed internal magazine concept for a modern 5.7x28mm concealed carry pistol. It offers a high capacity of 21 rounds in a remarkably thin and lightweight package, weighing only 13.86 oz unloaded compared to a Glock 19. The firearm demonstrated exceptional reliability with zero malfunctions across hundreds of rounds and features a unique manual of arms and rotating barrel lockup.

This video provides a first look at the KelTec P50 pistol chambered in 5.7x28mm. Host Chris Cerino of Guns & Gear details the unique features of this firearm, highlighting its 50-round horizontal double-stack magazine and extensive rail space for accessories. The review includes a range demonstration to showcase its performance. The video also promotes Gun Talk's various platforms and subscription options.

This video explores the potential of the 5.7x28mm caliber, which the creator believes has remained underdeveloped despite its impressive characteristics. Nutnfancy highlights the caliber's high velocity, small size, lightweight design, accuracy, high capacity, and low recoil. He acknowledges its limitations and current cost issues but argues for its untapped potential, suggesting future developments like a compact 15-round pistol and specialized ammunition. The video focuses on reducing the cost of shooting 5.7x28mm and hints at future reviews of new firearms in this caliber, including the KelTec PR57 and Sub 2000 5.7. Support for the channel through Patreon is also emphasized.

The KelTec PR57 utilizes a unique rotating barrel system for reduced recoil, making it comfortable to shoot despite its compact size. It features a 21-round capacity magazine that loads with a rock-in motion similar to an AK and can be topped off with stripper clips. The pistol has a long-pull double-action trigger and is expected to be available soon after SHOT Show.

This video reviews and compares the best 5.7x28mm pistols available in 2025. It acknowledges the polarizing nature of the 5.7x28mm cartridge, highlighting its advantages like capacity and accuracy, while also noting criticisms regarding cost and terminal ballistics. The description emphasizes the recent surge in commercial interest and the development of new handguns designed to leverage the cartridge's strengths. The video aims to guide viewers in choosing a 5.7 handgun, whether they prefer a conventional design or a PDW-style firearm, and encourages viewer interaction in the comments.

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