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Newbie here. I bought this gun from bobs gun shop but they sold me 380 bullets to go with it. I'm a little confused. Shouldn't it use 9mm bullets? On the paperwork for the gun they gave me in some spots it says its a 9mm and in others it says 380. When I fired the 380s every single one of them stayed stuck in the chamber and I had to force them out after shooting.
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KEL-TEC CNC P-11-PK P-11 10+1 9mm 3.1" Parkerized
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Rachel, this model comes in 9mm. They supplied .380 ammo by mistake. Immediately stop firing these and contact them directly for resolution. 9mm is size 9x19mm and .380 is 9x17mm which is shorter and less powerful and will not cycle the pistol as you have already experienced. Cheers and stay safe!