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La prima pistola in calibro .380 di George Lars Kellgren era di un design veramente innovativo e curioso. Questa pistola dopo tre decenni dalla sua realizzazione detiene ancora il record per alta capacità di caricamento nel calibro 380 (con un metodo di caricamento più tipico del XIX secolo). Fresco del passaggio dalla vecchia azienda con sede a Miami, che rilevò la produzione della TEC-9, Kellgren aprì un negozio a Rockledge, in Florida. Qui nacque l’idea della sua pistola tascabile in polimero camerata per il classico .380ACP. Nel 1988 la nuova pistola di Kellgren la P10 era una delle poche armi da fuoco, con telaio in polimero, sul mercato. Con l’eccezione della Glock 17 austriaca che aveva appena iniziato a sbarcare sulle coste del paese (due anni prima dal suo famigerato debutto sullo schermo in Die Hard II). L’arma ha una canna da tre pollici in acciaio SAE 4140 contenuta in un carrello fresato. L’interno dell’impugnatura, anziché avere un caricatore tradizionale ha un caricatore interno in composito polimerico alimentato, attraverso la camera, da una clip. Con questa caratteristica è la prima e unica pistola semiautomatica, con telaio in polimero e alimentazione dall’alto sul mercato. Prodotta solamente dal 1988 al 1991, l’arma è un’ottima pistola tascabile a doppia azione. Ebbe un certo successo ma, oggi, è un interessante e non comune pezzo da collezione. Il set comprende la P-10 pari al nuovo, fodero, imballo originale e la documentazione dell’epoca.
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