I had a KelTec P3AT (.380) that was not reliable, got rid of it.
I still have a KelTeck P-11 9mm DAO (double action only for you non-gunnies) and it runs great. Ten round magazine in a very concealable 9mm pocket pistol, and very affordable.
It’s easy to shoot accurately, the DA trigger “stacks” reliably and fast to the rear after the DA reset, the last 1/4” travel makes it go bang. I can keep rapid fire shots in a few inches at ten yards.
It is finicky with some ammo, but when you find a bullet shape/length that works, and you buy a case of it, no more problems.
Not all KelTecs are unreliable. This video mirrors my experience with the P-11.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ncrh1jUF3uY
I would rather have my p3at and not need it than vice versa. Hasn’t jammed on me once. As long as you bold it tightly. Don’t even know its in your pocket. Guaranteed for life made and Magyar mags.
I just sold my PMR 30 and bought a Walther CCP .9mm.
The PMR was an impulse buy that I ended up waiting 1.5 years for delivery on back order. Its accurate and has good fiber optic sights but it’s louder than a you know what, throws a 12 inch muzzle flash and is a picky eater. If you don’t want FTF problems you have to use CCI maximags or Hornady V-Max. It’s OK to plink around with at the range but I wouldn’t trust my safety with it. Loving my new Walther.