All of the semi-auto handguns i have had experience with do that. I just figured its so you know when your mag is empty. What have you shot that doesn't have this feature?
Thats funny... My wife and I went out on friday and she was commenting on how easy it was to shoot and she shot 250 rounds and she has tiny hands and I shot it 6 or 7 times and came to the same conclusion as you... maybe it works better for people with small hands... Shrug who knows... but to answer the first question if your slide should always lock back on the last shot for two reasons that I see. One lets you know your out and two then when you slap the next mag in you can just hit the slide release and it chambers the first round.Have fun. It's a nice little gun to shoot. But be warned....it does tend to hurt the hand a bit if you firing off large quantities of ammo. The wife sticks to about 50-60. Myself, I quit at about 75-90.![]()
Bingo! :smt023One lets you know your out and two then when you slap the next mag in you can just hit the slide release and it chambers the first round.
Kel-Tec P3AT doesn't lock back. If you don't count your shots, you end up dry firing at the end.All of the semi-auto handguns i have had experience with do that. I just figured its so you know when your mag is empty. What have you shot that doesn't have this feature?
I see I have never shot a kel-tecKel-Tec P3AT doesn't lock back. If you don't count your shots, you end up dry firing at the end.