Kel-Tec Problem Fixed (Finally)

Kel-Tec Problem Fixed took 3 weeks total

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• Kel-Tec
• Problem
• Fixed
• (Finally)

[skipit91]

its good to know kel tec stands behind there product, & after months of searching I figure to get the P11. As for the glock guys guess its like nitro drag racers kinda snobs & say if you really want to go fast dont use gas use nitro or mechanics want snap on tools over craftsman

[xxxM85xxx]

@skipit91 look at the ruger sr9c or sr40c much better quality and isnt that much more.

[JimmyCricket61258]

How are you keeping the slide open? Mine does not have a slide release/hold lever

[xxxM85xxx]

@JimmyCricket61258 this the the p-11 there old 9mm model do you have the same one.

[savagenomore]

@Ulyssesguy most of the haters are glock owners that are pissed that they got ripped off...

[Ulyssesguy]

13 rnds of 9mm In a sub compact reliable package for under $300, the p11 is probably one of the most underrated carry guns out there... Check out the armalaser for your p11 it works well and maintains it zero nicely...

[skipit91]

@xxxM85xxx I have & I agree the sr9c would be a better choice but on a fixed income the p11 looks good to me. In fact, Im more interested in plinking so the 9mm is my 1st choice

& the ammo is the best price for the punch. even tho I doubt id go thru 1000 rounds a year

[SSshane6d9]

Just kinda ignorant to make that general assumption when you really have no clue as to if they are glock owners or not. I've been looking at getting a kel-tec and have fired many of them. But if it came down to my life depending on it. I'd choose my Glock and so would prolly an so would 85% of people

[SSshane6d9]

@savagenomore I happen to be a Glock owner and have never regretted it a bit, there's a video on here that has a flock fire that many rounds that the gun got that hot the guide rail melted and fell out the front an continued to fire. How many other hand guns could do that? But none the less kel-tech are nice.

[SouseMouse]

@irondalaex

I believe you're confusing "fit and finish" with engineering. I honestly think it's a pretty good design. I compulsively disassemble things in order to understand how they work, and it's very similar to my Beretta 8045D, but with a lot of simplification that allows for a lower price. The Beretta's artistry is in its elegantly formed parts. The Kel-Tec excels in minimalism. It's a less elegant weapon, but I don't believe it's likely to be any less reliable once broken in.

[irondalaex]

Had the PF-9, and after seeing how it was engineered, I'll never purchase another Kel-tec again.