If you’re in the market for a 17-round, compact .22LR pistol with more bells & whistles than a Christmas Day parade, then the P17 is definitely for you!
At less than 14-ounces fully loaded, and barely longer than a dollar bill, the P17 is concealable for pretty much anyone. Just don’t forget it’s there when you need it! The threaded barrel, Picatinny-style accessory rail, ambidextrous safety, ambidextrous magazine release and three (3) 16rd magazines come standard. That’s a ton of value added in such a small package. And did we mention the price?
Don’t let the small size fool you. This little pistol is a tack driver. The excellent trigger, fiber optic front sight and adjustable rear sight help you extend the P17’s range. It’s a handy little .22LR that builds confidence and burns bull’s eyes.
Every tool has a purpose and having the right tool for the job sets you up for success. Its size, weight, and caliber are the perfect combination for training that new shooter in your life. For more experienced shooters looking to hone their skills, the P17 is also a great training tool for when you’re on a budget.
Very fun to shoot, breaking in grandson; wife likes it. No real kick, works great with a suppressor. Not the greatest accuracy, but it's a .22, and feeds are sometimes FTE or stovepipe. Put about 400 rounds; all seem to cycle the same, not great. CCI, Max, subsonic, Aguila, Winchester. Seems to be getting better as broke in. Easy to load; lots of cheap, cheap ammo.
The good: it is extremely light, almost shockingly. A pleasure to shoot. Very accurate. The bad: the safety latch works itself up into the safe position almost every magazine. You are then left pulling a trigger with nothing happening. It appears to be able to be tightened with an Allen wrench but it doesn’t hold. May have to send back. Too bad, nice gun.
I've put 250 rounds through it without a single failure. The magazines were pretty tight initially but have loosened a bit. The fiber front sight and adjustable rear sights had me hitting three groups at 20 yards. I used Loctite on the rear adjustable screw as recommended. You can really get off 16 rounds in a few seconds. Soooo much inexpensive fun!
Easy to shoot, unbelievably quiet with a suppressor. Love the 17 rounds. Feels well-made for a plastic gun. My wife loves shooting it. A little finicky on the slide-hold button, but it seems to work better with the magazine in. The same thing, you have to install the magazine first to rack properly. Nice and fun for the money.
This Keltec shoots great and it's worth the money.
Nice pistol, very accurate, and super. Grab one or two or three if possible!