Not sure about what goes in a range report. So here's my 
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Well, the PMR-30 is lightweight. It's slim. Those two things make the pistol feel 'cheap' in your hand. But I must admit that it feels solid. The gap tolerance is better than my Ruger SR9.
I'm not a very good shot. I don't suck at shooting either. Therefore, I'm going to say that this gun puts bullet holes where I aim at. When I slow down, relax, and aim properly, I get the bullets where I want them to go.
Now about the bullet holes...
I purchased this gun in the beginning of March 2011. I received the gun at the end of December 2011. I'm sorry to say that the keyholing problem exists with my pistol.
Other than the keyholing problem, the PMR-30 is a surprisingly nice pistol. I have previously noted my one issue, so here are my reasons for liking it:
1. The magazine. I have never shot a pistol and thought, "Crap, how many more bullets are in this gun?" I had that exact question running through my mind today. I only loaded 25 rounds in the magazines and that was more than enough when shooting at a paper target. I may change my mind when shooting at a reactive target.
2. Not sure what to call it, other than muzzle flash. FRIKKIN COOL! It's like shooting a blaster (scifi reference). Only thing better would be shooting a real blaster (at a jedi (for practice, of course)).
3. Muzzle rise. There isn't too much which was surprising for such a light weight gun. At least to me it was surprising. Easy to keep the sights on and return to target.
4. Fiberoptic sights. Very nice and easy to see in a dimly lit shooting range.
Plan on going back next weekend to see if I get any other warm fuzzies with the gun.
.Well, the PMR-30 is lightweight. It's slim. Those two things make the pistol feel 'cheap' in your hand. But I must admit that it feels solid. The gap tolerance is better than my Ruger SR9.
I'm not a very good shot. I don't suck at shooting either. Therefore, I'm going to say that this gun puts bullet holes where I aim at. When I slow down, relax, and aim properly, I get the bullets where I want them to go.
Now about the bullet holes...
I purchased this gun in the beginning of March 2011. I received the gun at the end of December 2011. I'm sorry to say that the keyholing problem exists with my pistol.
Other than the keyholing problem, the PMR-30 is a surprisingly nice pistol. I have previously noted my one issue, so here are my reasons for liking it:
1. The magazine. I have never shot a pistol and thought, "Crap, how many more bullets are in this gun?" I had that exact question running through my mind today. I only loaded 25 rounds in the magazines and that was more than enough when shooting at a paper target. I may change my mind when shooting at a reactive target.
2. Not sure what to call it, other than muzzle flash. FRIKKIN COOL! It's like shooting a blaster (scifi reference). Only thing better would be shooting a real blaster (at a jedi (for practice, of course)).
3. Muzzle rise. There isn't too much which was surprising for such a light weight gun. At least to me it was surprising. Easy to keep the sights on and return to target.
4. Fiberoptic sights. Very nice and easy to see in a dimly lit shooting range.
Plan on going back next weekend to see if I get any other warm fuzzies with the gun.
Congrats!!
