Videos tagged with Kel-Tec P11

This review critically examines pocket pistols for concealed carry, questioning their effectiveness. While smaller calibers like .380 ACP are less powerful than 9mm, the consensus is that any functional firearm is better than none. Key considerations include shot placement, the 'monkey fist' problem with pocket carry, and the difficulty of mastering small firearms like J-frame revolvers.

This video reviews fifteen budget-friendly firearms known for their reliability and low cost, covering a range of pistols and revolvers. It highlights options like the Stoeger STR-9C, Canik TP9 SA, and Hi-Point C9, detailing their features, capacities, and price points. The review emphasizes finding dependable firearms without breaking the bank, suitable for various self-defense and range use scenarios.

This video delves into firearms that experienced shooters would avoid, emphasizing reliability over initial cost. Speakers highlight issues with budget firearms like Hi-Points and early Rock Island 1911s, contrasting them with the consistent performance of modern polymer pistols. Niche calibers like .45 GAP are also flagged for ammunition availability problems. While some budget options like the Kel-Tec P11 can be reliable backups, the consensus is that modern manufacturing has significantly improved overall firearm quality.

This review details seven handguns the host, TheFirearmGuy, decided to part with due to personal fit and function issues. He discusses specific reasons for selling models like the Sig Sauer P226 DAK (trigger), Kel-Tec P11 (accuracy, malfunctions), Walther CCP (trigger, disassembly), Ruger LC9 (trigger), S&W 442 (proficiency), Sig Sauer P290 RS (trigger), and S&W Sigma (overall poor performance). The video highlights how personal preference and specific firearm characteristics influence ownership decisions.

This TFBTV video is the second part of a subcompact handgun comparison, featuring the Glock 26, Smith & Wesson M&P9 Compact, Ruger American Compact, and Kel-Tec P11. The reviewer, James, evaluates the firearms based on dimensions, trigger, mechanics, fit & finish, sights, value, and shooting performance. The video also announces TFBTV's new 'Mailroom' program for viewer submissions and a comment competition encouraging viewers to pick which gun should lose the showdown. Sponsors Ventura Munitions and Proxibid are acknowledged.

This is the first part of a TFBTV series comparing four popular subcompact 9mm handguns: the Glock 26, Smith & Wesson M&P9 Compact, Ruger American Compact, and Kel-Tec P11. The video evaluates each firearm based on dimensions, trigger, mechanics, and fit/finish. The host also announces two new TFBTV features: a monthly mail call for viewer submissions and a comment competition for subscribers. The comment competition prompt asks viewers to choose which gun should win the showdown and why.

This video scientifically ranks sub-compact 9mm handguns based on capacity relative to size and weight, introducing 'Gun Math.' It highlights double-stack polymer pistols as generally more efficient. The Kel-Tec P11 is crowned the most efficient due to its low weight, followed by the S&W M&P9c and Springfield XD series.

This video compares several compact 9mm pistols ideal for concealed carry, emphasizing that the best gun is the one you'll actually carry. It covers models like the Kel-Tec PF9/P11, Taurus PT709 Slim, Ruger LC9, Diamondback DB9, Glock 26, Kahr CM9, Sig Sauer P290, and Kimber Aegis II, detailing their capacities, features, and carry styles. The discussion highlights the effectiveness of 9mm for self-defense and the importance of shot placement.