I did until recently. I was taking my CCW class last December. I already had a Beretta 92FS, a Glock 19, and a Glock 26. I was thinking that I would need a better "pocket gun" for the hot Las Vegas Summers. I had originally planned to use the 26 for that purpose, but I began to feel that it was too thick. So, after reading the glowing reviews on a few forums, I bought a Kel-tec P11. It did fit well in the pocket. But at the range, I began to have trouble. First, the trigger pull was way to much. Long and heavy. Then, after only a few rounds, it began to "stove pipe", and have other feeding problems. I had a gunsmith do a "fluff and buff", which did help. But that long hard trigger pull was just too much. I had to wear band aids on my right and left index fingers, in order to qualify with the gun for my CCW, as the trigger would quickly rub blisters on my fingers.I was not a fun gun too shoot, which meant that I would not keep up my skills. And I just didn't feel comfortable trusting my life to the gun. I found that by using a Nemesis pocket holster,the G26 actually worked out well. So, now while working, or when I can't wear a cover garment, the G26 is in my right front pocket. Please, no flames from Kel-tec lovers. I know that there are very many people that feel that they are well served by their P11. As I said, I bought the gun because of the glowing reviews. It just isn't the gun for me. I sold the gun back to the gun shop, at a significant loss. It was sitting in the safe, unused. I had planned to keep it just as a trade weapon should the excrement impact the oscillating air flow director. I had lost my job (the clinic that I worked in went out of business, owing me $7 grand, and I needed some quick cash.
Bad purchases. My second marriage license! The divorce costs would have filled a gun safe. 
