KEL-TEC CNC P-11-PK P-11 10+1 9mm 3.1" Parkerized - 10+1 Rounds | 3.1" Barrel | Polymer Grips | Blue/Black | 3-Dot Sights

It was fantastic! Great little shooter, even fits my bigger frame pretty well.

Nice inexpensive carry pistol. Easily concealed.

Very satisfied with purchase.

As always Buds does excellent. Got this pistol and immediately cleaned it good. Took it to the range and put 70 rounds down range. No problems. I wanted a small frame pistol for CCW. It is a great size except I did have to put on a magizine extension so I could get my pinky on the grip.Very satisfied.Thanks Buds.

24 rounds and then the mag release broke hope they fix it. maybe a lemon and be great when I get it back.....

Nice shooting little gun. Very heavy DAO trigger pull could wear you out on your first trip to the range, though. I purchased the extra sight kit just in case, but point-of-aim/point-of-impact were right on with mine. Parkerized finish on slide has held up well to daily concealed carry. I was expecting good fit and so-so finish. Fit was excellent and finish was about what I expected, some mold lines not removed, sight paint flaked a little, etc. Overall, this was money well-spent. 10+1 rounds of 9mm in a very small package.

For the price this is one of the best guns. It is very compact and reliably with any type of ammo I have shot through it. The things I dont like about the gun are the long heavy trigger pull with a very thin trigger and the sight are not adjustable. The cheap plastic rear sight on mine started moving after approx 200 rounds (Kel-Tec) sent me 3 new rear sight for free no questions asked.

Like the Pistol, hate the trigger. having put many 100s of rounds, and every mod on the keltec boards idea list to improve the trigger. i now know, it is what it is. not a target gun. but very good for up close work.

The reviews for this gun in any form are interesting... Kel Tecs are notorious for failures when the gun is limp-wristed. Grip it hard enough that you feel it pushing into your palm between your thumb and forefinger and you will not experience this problem. I love this gun; it shoots accurately with factory, jacketed reloads, and my cast rounds (the gun is much more accurate than I; most shooters don't realize that almost every gun is incredibly accurate, and that they, themselves, are lacking in ability). The trigger pull is heavy and long, this should be expected from guns lacking a safety; it is a great feature in my opinion (you can lighten it with a trigger shoe). It would be amazingly difficult to discharge the gun even if somehow the trigger were caught on something. The recoil is snappy and seems harsh at first. The size (I cant fit my pinky on the grip) and weight with a high pressure cartridge explains this problem. You will get used to it with practice. I have put a little over 1200 rounds through mine now and only experienced failures to eject in the first 200. It occurred with the factory magazine before it had been 'broken in'. It happened again with another factory magazine I ordered before it was 'broken in' too. I suspect the overzealous magazine springs need to be held down for a while before they function perfectly. The 1000 rounds following those failures and an improvement on my grip have yielded 0 failures. I carry this gun everyday, I trust my life with it. Visit the KTOG.org forum and read up or ask questions; you'll quickly find out if this is the gun for you! And if you hate your new p-11, just post it up for sale on the forum or gunbroker, it will quickly find a new owner without much if any loss in value. I think this is a testament to it's viability, utility, and proliferation. .

As usual Bud’s service was excellent! The Kel-Tec PT-9 and P-11 are by far the worst widely distributed pistol I’ve seen and should not be allowed to be sold with their present design and quality control system. The only thing that is worse than the pistol as a whole is the trigger system; with all trigger markers far out of any ergonomic norms. I purchased a PT-9 for my son and the P-11 for me. The 2 pistols I received would not fire a complete magazine. They where more like 50 percent fire to jam ratio, the PT-9mm never fired more then 2 in a row. It took a new firing pin, a 2 hour tune on each gun with some creative machine work to bring these guns up to a mediocre level. I would not trust this weapon anywhere other than a range. These are gun safe fodder and not worth a dime. I’ll be picking up a couple of the new Ruger LC9 real soon! (Never trust your life on an unreliable or unproven weapon)