[pale horse]

I was at the range today and I saw a keltec p11 for 175.00. Is that a good price for a used Keltec?

Thanks.

[WonderNine]

Not really when you can buy a new one for $199 + transfer fee from CDNN.

[Walt Sherrill]

Depends on whether you can try it out or not. If it shoots well, and you really want a P-11, I'd get it.

The trigger takes some getting used to, however.

I carried a P-11 for several years. Its a good gun.

The price you cited is OK -- and you might be able to haggle a bit.

While new ones are just a bit more, you'd have to pay shipping and an FFL transfer fee if buying from CDNN, and that's going to add anywhere from $40 -- $60 to the purchase price.

Kel-Tec will honor the warranty whether its new or used, so there's limited advantage to paying more for a NEW gun.

[yzguy]

For blued I'd try to get a few bucks lower, or at least a couple of extra mags or a boxes of ammo... For chrome nickel, or park that seems pretty decent (Not a steel but not bad).

[coldshot03/04]

I wish that I good find a P11 NIB for $199. They are going for $239-$259 around my neck of the woods.

[pistolwhipped]

I've not seen or looked for a P11 , but I did go in search of the elusive P3AT and found that the P32 is selling for OVER 300 dollars in Tampa. (at least in the LGS's that I looked in )

I don't think so. :banghead:

[Dorrin79]

Shoot a P11 before you buy one.

Not an easy gun to use, at least in my hands.

I paid 200 cash for mine, lightly used, came with the mag-extension floorplates.

[Walt Sherrill]

If you DO decide to get the P-11, understand that these guns can use S&W Model 59 and 69 mags.

(You can get extension pieces/spacers from Kel-Tec for these longer mags that make them look and feel like part of the grip -- making the gun fit your hand better. I seemed to shoot better when using a S&W hi-cap, because the gun fit my hand better...)

One of the beauties of these guns is that they are simple -- and anyone with more than minimal skills can do their own gunsmithing.

[mlk18]

Buy it, excellent gun for an excellent price.

mlk18

[yzguy]

I've not seen or looked for a P11 , but I did go in search of the elusive P3AT and found that the P32 is selling for OVER 300 dollars in Tampa. (at least in the LGS's that I looked in )

I don't think so.

go to any gun show in the area, I comonly see them for under $250 new (P-32's). If you still don't find anything CDDN usually has them for $199 + shipping and FFL fees (still better than $300)

[KeysBear]

$150 is a good price for a used P-11 in good condition. I don't think I'd pay $175 for a P-11, but I recently paid $190 for a P-40.

Regards, Keys :cool:

[WonderNine]

While new ones are just a bit more, you'd have to pay shipping and an FFL transfer fee if buying from CDNN, and that's going to add anywhere from $40 -- $60 to the purchase price.

Shipping from CDNN is 9.99 and my FFL's transfer fee is $15. If you buy the used one in the gunshop you'll also have to pay taxes.

[mod12]

mine new cost 199.00 never a problem with it. i'm extremely happy. gander mtn.in n.e. ohio selling the gun for 184.99 new. have approx. 800 rds. thru it. have finger ext. and belt clip. gun disappears in waistband. 20 oz. loaded. my trigger has been smoothed up and ramp and chamber polished. pull is long but smooth. great gun in a sensible caliber. 8.5 lb. trigger. no gadgets on outside. can't say enough good things about it.