Feg Pmk 380 Manual
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Gun Parts for FEG; Skip to page navigation. FEG PA-63 PMK-380 Fine English Walnut Checkered Pistol Grips NEW! FEG GKK-45 Factory Owner Manual.
Sorting all this out: 'FEG' is the pistol's manufacturer in Hungary. 'KBI' is one of several importers and distributors of these pocket autos (KBI = Kassnar Brothers Inc. 'Kassnar' was the precursor company to KBI, I believe.) over the last 25-30 years.
'PMK' is the pistol model, one of several model designations for basically the same handgun over the years and through different marketing sources. And, of course, '380' indicates the cartridge it's chambered for. (I believe that far fewer of these were imported in.32 ACP also.) If you go to www.e-gunparts.com/productschem.asp?chrMasterModel=1600zPMK scroll down and click on '62 164300B Magazine,.380 Cal., 7 Round, Original, Very Good To Excellent' this rather complicated situation becomes evident in the magazines offered. I think the half-dozen magazines listed are all the same, but if you order from this source, order the 'KASSNAR PMK' magazine to be on the safe side. (I note that there's two listed, at different prices. By all means sort out the difference with the seller upon purchasing.) At the top it says '.9x18 Makarov Magazine', but the.380 ACP and the 9x18 Makarov cartidges are virtually identical and the same magazines work for these little pistols in either caliber, so don't let that throw you. Lastly, ensure that you are getting original OEM factory magazines, and not aftermarket magazines.
Original magazines are always far preferable to aftermarket ones in this type of autopistol. And, of course, the better condition used ones are more likely to be serviceable than ones well worn. I would spring for an 'Excellent'-condition one, even if it's a few bucks more, just to minimize the possibility of the aggravation of a magazine that doesn't function right. Having said all this, the item at auction would be probably equally acceptable, depending on its condition and price. I don't know what auction website it's on, but most gun-related auction websites allow an inspection period for the purchaser to check it out and, if the item is not acceptable or was not fairly advertised, he can return it to the seller for a full refund. The buyer will have to pay return shipping and insurance to the seller.
Check out the auction website's policy on this issue.
The PMK versus the Bersa by R. Campbell Photography by R. Campbell September 12th, 2005 I enjoy firing a variety of handguns and I will give house room to a handgun that does not have a clearly defined purpose. Numerous examples exist of the one hand gun have interesting mechanical features or historical significance.
I would never consider some of these personal defense weapons, nor use them for hunting. In an in-between position are various small semi-autos.
I enjoy firing, disassembling and examining the handguns but cling to my various snub.38s and 1911 type pistols for personal defense. Recently, I tested two better examples of the.380 auto pistol out of curiosity. Beginning almost as a lark, I came away with an appreciation for this genre. No, I won’t retire my but in certain situations these stylish pistols have much to recommend. In this day of compact 9mm pistols, we may ask, why anyone would consider a.380 auto?
The fact is, these pistols have desirable features to many people. Everyone has a preference. The racy and picturesque small semi autos have a certain suave faire than quite a few shooters are willing to pay for. Many are satisfied with the fit and feel of these pistols and find them the perfect size for their personal comfort level. The blowback pistols commonly chambered in.380 ACP are less expensive to manufacture than locked breech 9mm types, resulting in lower prices across the board than the low-end locked breech 9mm compacts.
Yet, these pistols are inexpensive, not cheap. Some may even call them little gems. I elected to test two pistols that are in the same category as far as self defense handguns go. I hope anyone considering a purchase of either will gain something from this information. Both have similar dimensions and the performance of either is comparable. Both are first shot double action autos.