Kel-Tec P17 22 LR 16 Round Magazine P17BLK

What an awesome little pistol! I broke it in by shooting up a coffee can 1/2 full of range "leftovers" from probably the last 10 years. All brands and bullet shapes. All degrees of discoloration from bright and shiny to dull grey and light green. I had one failure to fire, but it showed a good firing pin strike.
Just yesterday, we took it out and rand around 150 rounds through it. It hasn't missed a lick. It seems to shoot a good group, but both range trips were with high cross winds.

I was surprised by the accuracy of this little pistol. I took it right out of the box to my shooting range. I had an old tobacco pouch with approximately 100 rounds of mixed, old, ugly ammo. I ran them all through the
P17 without a hitch. The trigger is the best of any of my target .22s Even with the short barrel, it shoots about the same as my MkII Ruger and out shoots my M22 S&W. I can't get over that Trigger. Get one,if you can find it.

I was surprised by the accuracy of this little pistol. I took it right out of the box to my shooting range. I had an old tobacco pouch with approximately 100 rounds of mixed, old, ugly ammo. I ran them all through the
P17 without a hitch. The trigger is the best of any of my target .22s Even with the short barrel, it shoots about the same as my MkII Ruger and out shoots my M22 S&W. I can't get over that Trigger. Get one,if you can find it.

I everything about it only had a couple of weeks shot a couple of hundred rounds well satisfied

This is a Christmas present for my wife so as far as the operations of the handgun I will have to update after it's first or second time at the range.

When the P17 first came out, it apparently had its share of problems but they have apparently been rectified. Mine has been flawless. No failures to feed, fire or eject so far. Anyone who shoots .22 regularly know that a failure to fire is inevitable - it's just the nature of rimfire ammo - but not so far. The trigger is good and I love the mag release paddles. The mags load easily to capacity - just wish I could find more in stock somewhere. It shot a little left but I'll adjust the sights. It's so thin and light that it's completely unnoticeable carried in the pocket of my hoodie. I'm thinking of getting a optics plate from Ebay and mounting a red dot, which will increase bulk a bit. I've already installed a Hogue grip sleeve for a Glock 43 which has improved the grip without significantly thickening it.
I also have a TX22, which I love but I think the P17 is going to replace it as number one. The grip ergos are far superior on the Taurus but the Keltec feels lighter, smaller and conceals better while still providing a full grip and equal capacity.

Awesome 22 pistol. Watch the video below to see what I think of the p-17

https://youtu.be/W4ko7TiAP1U

Great little plinker, extremely accurate with many different cheap ammo. Great service and response from gunprime as well. Thanks guys

I purchased the Kel-Tec P17 after a recommendation from a friend. I was very surprised with the performance and accuracy of such an inexpensive pistol. It is extremely light weight and came with three magazines. It would be an excellent choice for beginners.

Operates very well , easy takedown , like the fact that it came with three mags .
Paid much more than other places and even more than retail but I was tired of waiting for it to be in stock.