A book-length argument is meant to address many claims. You understand the basic idea well I think, so the next part is answering your objections, and a book probably has objections you didn’t think of.
Kelley views on that open/closed bit really have nothing to do with his views on the senses. There is no “official” list, so it’s up to you to evaluate what he says. It’s a good source for what you want, the best one I can name. This thread is just notes on the book. http://forum.objectivismonline.com/index.php?showtopic=17927
Okay, will look into it…