Videos tagged with KelTec P15

This expert guide synthesizes insights from a firearms instructor on five handguns often overlooked by consumers but offering exceptional value and durability. The video highlights the CZ P-10, Smith & Wesson M&P9 Shield Plus, KelTec P15, Taurus G3C, and Beretta PX4 Storm, emphasizing their reliability, build quality, and potential for 10,000+ rounds of use, often available at significant discounts on dealer lots.

The KelTec P15 is reviewed as a contender for the 'worst carry option of 2025' due to its extreme lightness (16 oz) and the resulting harsh recoil when firing 9mm ammunition. While it offers a high capacity (15+1 rounds) and is optic-ready with an accessory rail, its aggressive grip texture, uncomfortable ergonomics, and challenging recoil management make it a difficult firearm to shoot effectively for many users. The reviewer notes that while malfunctions were absent, the overall shooting experience is described as 'punishment' and 'too much effort'.

This review of the KelTec P15 highlights its innovative, albeit confusing, safety features. The P15 is KelTec's first striker-fired, double-stack 9mm subcompact, featuring a unique dial that allows users to disengage the magazine disconnect and grip safety in various combinations. The reviewer notes its lightweight construction and the potential for concealed carry, while also expressing confusion regarding its optic-ready status.

This YouTube Short discusses the KelTec P15 pistol, with the creator explicitly stating it's a firearm they would never recommend, despite wanting to like it. The description also includes a call to join their "Shot Team" via Patreon and a note about mag limiters being in place to comply with YouTube's policies.

This video provides a critical review of five popular concealed carry pistols that the instructor would not recommend. Based on personal range experience, the instructor highlights issues such as excessive snappiness, reliability problems in adverse conditions, poor ergonomics, and subpar trigger quality across models from KelTec, Canik, Glock, Shadow Systems, and Mossberg.

This video from NRA Gun Of The Week features the KelTec P15, highlighting its status as the company's first striker-fired handgun and one of the thinnest 9mm concealed-carry pistols on the market. The review details its compact dimensions (0.875" width, 5" height, 6.6" length), lightweight design (14 oz unloaded), and impressive 15-round capacity. It also touches on the hybrid slide construction with a cover for red dot optics, the adjustable tritium sights, and the textured grip designed for secure handling. The video emphasizes the P15's innovation in the concealed-carry space, building on KelTec's history of producing popular compact firearms like the P11, P3AT, and P32.

SHOT Show 2022 revealed several innovative firearms, including the Meta Tactical Apex, a Glock bullpup conversion, and the Bushmaster BA30, a modern AR-10 bolt-action rifle. FN's High Power gets a 17-round capacity update, while compact options like The Ounce (.22 LR bullpup pistol) and KelTec P15 (14oz, 9mm, 15-round) offer deep concealment. Palmetto State Armory's AK 103 and B&T's SPC9 also showcase new American-made options.

This video reviews the KelTec P15, a new striker-fired 9mm pistol, highlighting its innovative features like a grip safety and lightweight design. It also showcases a Kinetic Concealment OWB holster designed for the P15, emphasizing its comfort and retention. The review notes the P15's slim profile and capacity options, positioning it as a notable contender in the polymer-framed handgun market.