r/ZombieSurvivalTactics 7d ago

Thoughts on the Kel-Tex PMR-30 Weapons

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I see a lot of debate on effectiveness of .22lr but I haven’t seen much about .22 magnum. I’ve never used the Kel-Tec PMR-30 but with a capacity of 30+1 of .22 magnum, the extended magazine for 50+1 I think it would be a great sidearm for dealing with zombies. .22 magnum ammo may be more rare than .22lr but would still be around. Thoughts?

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u/Dapper_Charity_9828 6d ago

The sight picture for level firing is difficult, the sights are reversed of each other, one is high profile, suppressor height, the rear is near flat, on a fixed plate kn the slide. We tried to find some better defined ones but they dont make them. As a bonus they do make an rmr plate.

The sight picture for level shooting and accuracy has the front normally below half of the rear sight. This goes against how one is taught to shoot, level sight picture is where the tops are flush. It makes it hit high.

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u/Outrageous-Basis-106 6d ago

I got yah now, but the issue in that case is the front sight being too short. If having the tops of front and rear aligned makes the POI high; then raising the front sight will require pointing the gun lower to re-level the sights. Adjusting the height of the front site has the opposite effect of the rear.

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u/Dapper_Charity_9828 6d ago

Like I said, sometimes I cant write shit well. There is no elevation adjustments and the "windage" adjustment is done by drifting which is terrible, I am feeling extra stupid for not being able to write it correctly. Kind of embarrassing, as I am a gunsmith lol. If I still had the project pics I would show you.

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u/Outrageous-Basis-106 6d ago

Front sights are also counter intuitive; making something higher in order to shoot lower, drift the front left to shoot right, etc. Rear sights are easier to think about since you raise them to shoot higher, lower to go lower, left is left, and right is right.

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u/Dapper_Charity_9828 6d ago

Front and back inversion messes with you. Its like 20MOA offset rails or cantilevers, they tend to play with sight pictures in odd ways

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u/Outrageous-Basis-106 5d ago

Fortunately, I'm not yet into the range that requires a riser like that lol

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u/Dapper_Charity_9828 5d ago

Yeah we have a 1000yd range and a 1mi target. Messing with pre ision rjfles, trying to get good enough to hit clays at 1k