[marktwain]

The P15 is about the size of a Walther PP. It holds 15 rounds of 9mm, and only weighs 14 ounces, unloaded.

The P15 is expected to be available in 2022.

The Kel-Tec production lines are running all out, and are starting to meet demand for some products.

[bk1000]

THAT is a sub compact???

[Chode]

Subcompact??? ummm i don’t think that word means what they think it means from that pic...

[Manic_Episode]

My P-11 is on my hip as I type. Best $208 I ever spent. Horrible to shoot but perfect for EDC. I have achieved zen with it.

That one looks much larger. I'd like to see a side by side.

[OKSooner]

A 9mm at 14 ounces?

Not for me. You guys go ahead though...

[Man from Oz]

Their pistols are notorious for jamming issues. Not knocking them as I keep a Sub2000 (9mm) stashed in my pickup door pocket.

MFO

[Hazwaste]

I owned a P11 for a number of years in the early 2000s. It was my first CCW. Found it to be worth the money I paid for it (around $250 new). Did the fluff & buff in hopes of resolving feed problems, which helped a bit, but keeping my wrist rigid helped more. Trigger slap was pretty bad. Ended up selling it about 5 years ago and moving to an S&W M&P, which has been great. I can’t imagine paying >$700 for a KelTec pistol, unless they’ve made huge improvements to their products since then.

[FLT-bird]

I had a Keltec P11. I dubbed it the Jam-O-Matic because of its constant stovepiping. I was told I was “limpwristing” it and that was the problem. I got rid of it and own about 70 handguns now. Oddly my wrists got massively stronger as soon as I shot any other handgun.

Keltec is cheap plastic junk.