Walt Sherrill
Member
22Luvr wrote:
"If I'm not mistaken, the PT111 is a clone of the Kel-Tec P11 which makes it a striker-fired action. "
While I think the PT-111 is, as you suggest, a striker-fired weapon, the P-11 isn't. If your P-11 has a striker, its truly unique, and a real collector's gun!
Every P-11 I've owned, handled, shot, or seen, has a hammer and is DAO. (The hammer is just concealed and doesn't stick out the back of the slide.)
They're totally different guns even though they look alike. Not close to being clones. (The P-11, for example, has an aluminum frame with a polymer cover, the Taurus, I think, has a polymer frame with some metal inserts.)
Your suggestions, however, might work for the PT-111...
"If I'm not mistaken, the PT111 is a clone of the Kel-Tec P11 which makes it a striker-fired action. "
While I think the PT-111 is, as you suggest, a striker-fired weapon, the P-11 isn't. If your P-11 has a striker, its truly unique, and a real collector's gun!
Every P-11 I've owned, handled, shot, or seen, has a hammer and is DAO. (The hammer is just concealed and doesn't stick out the back of the slide.)
They're totally different guns even though they look alike. Not close to being clones. (The P-11, for example, has an aluminum frame with a polymer cover, the Taurus, I think, has a polymer frame with some metal inserts.)
Your suggestions, however, might work for the PT-111...