New gun today: Keltec P11

[Pharmacology]

Anyone have any experience with these?

Don't care for the trigger at all, but it is super easy to just slip in a thigh pocket and go.
Need a flat holster thingy  for it, though.

[Hutch]

Have had one on two occasions.  Have neither now, as it was way too persnickety.  If your copy is reliable, and the trigger not too gruesome, I think it will serve you well.  I like the idea of the P11.  Much easier pocket carry than my Glock 26.  I just trust the Glock more, at this point.  Also, it simplifies my logistics, which usually don't matter to many.

Let us know how it turns out.

[Azrael256]

I've carried one for years.  I recently got a PF9, which is more accurate and has a MUCH better trigger.  I recommend the trigger shoe, but only if you carry in a sturdy holster.  Pocket/belt clip with the trigger shoe is a bit too much, IMO.

Never had a malfunction or any other kind of problem.  It's still my "always" gun.  It slips away under a t-shirt in a Summer Special 2 holster.  Mine likes Hornaday TAP the best, but all the premium hollowpoints I put in it cycled just fine.

[Pharmacology]

I'm hoping it works out,  but there seems to be a decent market for them up here in case it doesn't( and I only paid 265.)
Not bad.

[AZRedhawk44]

Never dealt with a P11 but I do have a PF9 in the pocket right now. 

PF9 gives a light strike about 2% of the time, and will fail to extract and feed maybe 2% of the time.  However, when it comes to either having a 96% reliable gun or no gun at all, I choose the PF9.  I need to order a stiffer hammer spring for this.  The trigger is currently very nice for such a tiny little gun... much lighter and smoother than my Smith 642 revolver.  I can handle if it gets a skosh heavier to get rid of those light strikes.

The extract/feed seems to be related to failure to clean/lube regularly.  It will do this if I leave the gun in pocket carry rotation for a month or so and then call upon it to fire.  I've been training myself to clean it every 2 weeks, but I haven't had enough trigger time with it to see if the issue is fully resolved by this.  I haven't had enough trigger time for anything lately, though.

[lee n. field]

I'd be interested to hear how the P11 works out.

Never dealt with a P11 but I do have a PF9 in the pocket right now. 

PF9 gives a light strike about 2% of the time, and will fail to extract and feed maybe 2% of the time.  However, when it comes to either having a 96% reliable gun or no gun at all, I choose the PF9.  I need to order a stiffer hammer spring for this.  The trigger is currently very nice for such a tiny little gun... much lighter and smoother than my Smith 642 revolver.  I can handle if it gets a skosh heavier to get rid of those light strikes.

I experienced about the same rate of light strike failures with my PF9.  No failures to feed or extract.  A trip back to Cocoa, FL fixed the light strike problem.  I'd swear that the trigger seems harder.  A bunch of stuff got replaced (I don't have the paperwork in front of me).