Kel Tec P11

[Jeff Scott]

Hey guys, I just bought a Kel Tec P11 9mm for concealed carry and was wondering if anyone else on here has one and what your experiences with this weapon have been. I bought mine brand new from a local dealer for a good price. I understand Kel Tec had some manufacturing issues years ago with this model but they tend to be much more reliable now. I plan to front pocket carry most of the time.

 

[Toney]

I packed a used p11 for over 2years. Kind'a wished i had'nt swapped it off. Got a p3at in my pocket, wife's got a p32.

Only problem with mine was the extractor, and KT sent me a new one right now!!!

 

[Zombie]

I traded for mine and it rides my hip more than my 1911 I bought just for CC. I have put at least 300 rounds down it no problem

 

[Sunset_Z28]

Bought one a couple months ago at Terrys Gun and Pawn in Guthrie. I figured for around $300 I'd give it a try. On top of the lifetime warranty from Kel-tec I was told from the store owner that if i had any problems they'd give me a new one on the spot and deal with the warranty themselves. Anyways, I've pumped several hundred rounds through it and after cleaning it after every use I had absolutely NO misfires or jams. Only complaint I have is the long trigger pull, but I guess there's a mod for that.

 

[JCW355]

Good gun for the money. Snappy with +p ammo, heck it's snappy without it. The gun is more accurate than a person can shoot it. I shot my old one from a rest and the accuracy was excellent.

 

[nativenightmare]

Got one for the wife, and she despised it. lol She couldnt hit anything due to the trigger pull and even tho she has very small hands the slide would strike the top of her hand. I found it to be a bit abrasive, but it was reliable.

 

[JCW355]

It is a gun a lot of people won't like. I don't have mine anymore but did like them. Been thinking about getting another.

 

[Jeff Scott]

Thanks for the feedback guys. I won't be able to get to the range for a couple weeks so I'm a little bummed. My first impressions are that it's a bit unrefined, but as long as it's reliable, that's all I care about really. The trigger is just something I'll have to get used to through practice. I'm used to long trigger pulls so that doesn't concern me that much. For $250 nib out the door I think it will turn out to be money well spent.

 

[JCW355]

Getting a trigger shoe from keltec will help. I polished up some stuff on mine.

 

[ssgrock3]

mine shot just fine every round that went through it. after 50-100 rounds recoil would get a bit old, but gun was reliable. No complaints.