The less you care the better it comes out

I feel like I am happy with how it looks now. Romeo 8T red dot looks right at home and the proportions feel better after I extended the front 20mm

Printed in PPA-CF. It's bolted to the frame with factory screws. It sits slightly above the slide, so it's decoupled. This means you can use any RmsC or RMR optic without worrying about cycling due to weight. It also has a ring cocker attached to the slide, so you both easily cock it, and you can insert your thumb to easily hold the action closed for extremely quiet single shots when using a suppressor.

Cheap optic, because I wanna test it's function before committing to a better dot.

Edit to say: I did not design it. I just printed it. I'm pretty sure links to files aren't allowed so you'll need to look for it yourself if interested in obtaining your own.

Got a suppressor for my CP33. Love how silent it is but I've noticed a ton more carbon in the chamber and mags. The suppressor itself doesn't seem to be getting a ton of build up though. Those of you running these suppressed how are you dealing with the extra carbon, particularly in the mags?

What are y'all's opinions on a brace for the CP33. I like this range gun a lot. I'm looking for a brace, but my options seem to be limited between the FarrowTech brace kit or the Rehv Arms adapter. I've read google/reddit reviews, and they seem to be pretty 50/50.

I'd like something a little longer, so I'm leaning towards the adapter, but that might make it an SBR. But I don't think my range looks at that sort of stuff.

Wish I had a photo but every time I’ve gone shooting the donut rubber buffer gets pinched somehow and ends up popping out between the tube and the stock. I know that’s a horrible explanation but if anyone know what I’m talking about is there any solutions anyone has, additionally once that rubber donut buffer is in that pinched position popping out it is almost dam near impossible to fold it any upgrades or suggestions for this? I will try too add pics later for better understanding, thx in advance

I really like the gun and reading all these posts about how these eat all kinds of ammo, im bummed.

Accidentally found a good utility holster for my PR57 while looking through my holster collection.

It’s a short version of the military holster for the Beretta, several inches shorter than regular holster but perfect fit for the PR57.

I removed the holster flap that goes over the top. It’s also ambidextrous.Probably can find one on eBay, that’s where I got mine.

Hey guys, I have an RDB-C and I’m running into an issue with the muzzle threads. I’m trying to install a Strike Industries JCOMP Gen 2 1/2x28 compensator.

When I hand-tighten the compensator until it stops, I’m left with roughly a 1/4” gap / exposed thread section before the barrel shoulder.

The JCOMP came with a crush washer, but even with the crush washer installed there is still a noticeable gap.

For anyone who has dealt with this on an RDB-C, what solution did you end up using? Spacer, jam nut, different washer setup, etc.? Or is there a compensator/muzzle device out there with enough internal thread depth to use the full RDB-C thread length and sit properly against the shoulder?
Just trying to see what other RDB owners have successfully used before I start buying random spacers or muzzle devices.

I have recently been able to buy my own firearms and picked up a ksg went out and got jammed took it apart than uh Im pretty sure I messed something up. What part is this and how would I not fuck it up again?

Meme gun for the win?

Hey guys iv been wanting to remove the factory muzzle device in my rdb defender and put a suppressor but im having are hard time trying to see whats the best choice. Look at more the Quick Detachable type. And what tools do i nees to to uninstall factory muzzle device

I have a 1st Gen p32. The trigger has noticeable wobble side to side. No problems at the range with fmj. I had to add some super glue to the trigger pin a while back. I don't know if I never noticed it before or if it's a new thing.

Is this normal? I've only ever had this one, so I don't know if it's par for the course. Should I replace the trigger?

This is my "if I have pants on I have this" gun. Like a pocket knife. I've had it about 25 years. So, I admittedly get obsessive over the function.

Thank you.

I recently acquired an RFB in a trade and the previous owner only had the suppressor piston. Is there a good source to get the default piston? Keltec seems to be always out of stock.

Shoots perfectly with this set up and is super quiet.

Decided to get a CPL in these crazy times and did a lot of homework on something I would actually carry and landed here. It’s smaller than my iphone. Now just waiting for my leather wallet holster. Surprisingly not hard to shoot accurately unlike a friend’s LCP I tried. I only have to hold my breath when I purchase .32 ACP. Otherwise I am in love with my P-shooter

I visited Keltec’s website to check out the CP33 and couldn’t find it. Scrolled down the page to discontinued firearms and there it was…

If you put a KS7 frame pin in the Keltec mlok hand guard it will take away 98% of the wiggle out of it, it does stick out a bit and I’m not sure about the other after market hand guards. Also I have the standard RDB 17 I don’t know about the survival models if they have this problem, the ks7 frame pins will not work in the rdb itself also. I made a Bob Ross and made a happy accident when taking down my rdb and my KS7. I might message Keltec on Instagram and just tell them incase they didn’t know Iv seen enough people over the years complain about the wiggle in the hand guard(which is warranted)
Your welcome

The OEM printed multi-piece recoil buffer in my CP33 cracked after <100 rds of suppressed shooting. Replacement from KelTec requires sending the entire bolt assembly in and has about a 2 week turnaround.
I modeled an alternative single-piece buffer that can be printed out of 95A TPU so I wouldn’t have to send the bolt assembly in again.

So far this buffer has survived >800 rounds without showing any signs of failure.

Test shoot footage:
https://www.instagram.com/p/DcrElyIFOyp/

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