Sure the trigger pull is a little tough at 10 pounds and it does snap back like a. OK so this is no Glock or Colt or Walther by any stretch but mine did one thing. Have allot of carry guns, but nothin this light and dependable, its simple but great, effective and very easy on the wallet.if a gun is light and easy to carry (try the belt clip)you will carry it more often than a heavy carry gun. No silly safety and can be taken apart in seconds without tools. The gun is so simple a caveman could use it. There is no other 9mm that I am aware of that combines low price, high capacity, small size, low weight, and high quality like the P11 does. Most handguns need a serious breaking in before you can expect them to work well. The one I got is in like new condition and would not cycle without oil. As with most guns, there is no good reason to buy a new one if a reasonably priced used one is available (paid $220 with a spare mag, rubber grip, box, papers). Posted by RestoreTheConstitution on May 7th 2012 I think my first weapon was bad from the beginning and slipped through. Their customer service is a winner in my book too. I have shot the second one, around 625 times, different ammo and no jams, mixtures or hick ups if stove pipes. My second Kel Tec p11 was much tighter than the first one. Kel Tec has an excellent customer service department that assisted me. Wouldn't advance, eject, shoot, did nothing. Second one SuperДЄfter 45 rounds with my first p11 was a limp gun. I just purchaced the Keltec P-11, and shot 50 rounds and was very empressed. But, I am an old timer (over 65) with my favorites being revolvers and double barrel 12s. For a pistol, it is better than average for short distances, less than 25 yards. I had to place an empty magazine in the mag well and then fire the round, and it was fine after that. My KelTec P11 I have fired almost 1000 rounds with one jam - it refused to eject an unfired round. I have been shooting shotguns, rifles, and sidearms for over 50 years, and realize some are better than others. Posted by UNDER COVER GUY on Jun 10th 2015 380 makes it easier to swallow a Houge Handall greatly improved things. The ergonomics of the P11 as opposed to the PPK (the P11 feels like you're holding a 2X4) suck, but the trade off of 11 rounds of 9mm vs 7 rounds of. The fit and finish is not up that of my PPK but then the cost isn't either.

My job now doesn't allow for anything much larger so when I saw the P11 I immediately bought one. While on active duty I always carried a PPK as a backup, if this had been available then I probably would have carried one instead of my beloved PPK. The P-11 is available in a black parkerized or blued finish with a 9mm 10-round magazine.ДЄs a retired peace officer, I like this little pistol. It is supplied with a 10-round double column all steel magazine. The grip also forms the magazine well and the trigger guard. It has an ultra high impact polymer grip, made of DuPont ST-8018. The functioning of the mechanism surpasses all applicable SAAMI safety standards. The light weight firing pin transmits the energy of the hammer to ignite the primer. The hammer is driven by a novel free-floating extension spring. The trigger connects via a transfer bar to the hammer and operates in Double Action Only. The rectangular frame is machined from solid 7075-T6 aluminum and houses the firing mechanism. Its barrel is made of SAE 4140 Ordnance steel, heat treated to 47 HRC. Kel-Tec's small, lightweight P-11 has perceived recoil and practical accuracy comparable to much larger guns.

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