Kel-tec P11 for concealed carry?
I've been considering a "CCW" (COMPACT, LIGHTWEIGHT, RELIABLE) 9mm and I had just about settled on a Glock 26. Having looked a Kahr and Springfield Armory XD, even the Taurus, I'm now seeing this Kel-Tec P11. I don't have a "bucket 'o cash" with which to deal, so...
I also noted on the Kel-Tec website that the P11 will accept S&W high capacity magazines.
With the good words said about the Kel-Tec .223 rifle, I'm curious as to anyone's experience with the pistol.
Any comments or suggestions will be appreciated. [:I][8)][8D]
I also noted on the Kel-Tec website that the P11 will accept S&W high capacity magazines.
With the good words said about the Kel-Tec .223 rifle, I'm curious as to anyone's experience with the pistol.
Any comments or suggestions will be appreciated. [:I][8)][8D]
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You might want to check out a used Kahr...and I just so happen to have a great deal on one[;)][:)]
Eric
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the p-11 is an excellent pistol. The triger pull is a little tight, however you will get used to it with time. I had one and loved it. the only reason I dont have it was because I had to sell it during a financial strain.
If you get it order anothe magazine and the finger rest plates for them.[;)]0 -
Once you master the trigger pull on the P-11 you'll be amazed at how much better you'll shoot your other handguns.[^] 


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I have one somewhere in the house. Never got around to firing it, wondering if it's a challenge to field strip. I'm less than a mechanical marvel. 0 -
Get the P11. I like mine. Haven't shot it a lot but it has a lot going for it, price-wise and otherwise. 0 -
(D) All the above
It a great budget minded, reliable pistol.
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THANKS for all the input, folks. It's great to have a forum for such exchanges of useful information. And thanks to GunBroker for making it happen! [:)][:D][8D][^]
BTW, is it possible to have that trigger pull issue resolved by a gunsmith? Of course, in a self-defense scenario, it might not be an issue at all, huh? I'd probably be so TENSE I wouldn't notice the resistance, right? [:0][?]0 -
I have one that I added the 357SIG conversion kit to. It carries comfortably in a Fobus paddle holster. The Keltecs are the most gun in the lightest, most compact package.
The trigger pull is a true double action whereas the Glock and Kahr
have the Glock, one-time double action strike.
You probably wont want to shoot more than a box at a time because the trigger will raise a blister on your finger. The optional trigger shoe helps some.0
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