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[fightingquaker13]

FQ, What is this "Fluff & Buff" of which you speak? Is it a Factory service or is it something I can do myself? I have worked on most of my guns at one time or another and am fairly handy at gunsmithing .Thanks for the info.

Bascally its a little polishing. They offered to do it free for me at the factory when I called them and asked if they could lighten the 8 pound pull on my P-11. The answer was no to the trigger pull, but yes to the fluff and buff. They were extremely helpful folks. Next to Bond Arms in Tx., I've never met a gun company so willing to bend over backwards for a customer. I'd go and google kel-tec. There is an owners group out there that can give you the ins and outs on their pistols. I do have to warn you, and here I speak as an Obama voting Glock owner, that even I choke on the amount of Kool-aid these folks have drunk.  Still, a very useful forum for any tech questions. I apologize for not remembering the URL, but its been a while. Good luck.
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[ericire12]

FQ, What is this "Fluff & Buff" of which you speak? Is it a Factory service or is it something I can do myself? I have worked on most of my guns at one time or another and am fairly handy at gunsmithing .Thanks for the info.

Its a reliability prep..... KT's machining is pretty loose so you will want to give it a once over before you start the break in process (50-100 rds of ball ammo) and knock off any rough spots. Is all pretty easy DIY stuff. Here is the full run down on what might be neccesary:
http://goldenloki.com/gunsmith/keltec/fullrp.htm

[Majer]

Thanks for the info guys, I'll tear it down once I get it and see what needs to be done.

[twyacht]

eric posted the link to golden loki, the F+B is something you can absolutely do by yourself.

The trigger is long, because in essence, that is the safety. It breaks clean, but you have to damn well be sure to intentionally be pulling it.
 
The mag catch is not metal, and the tradition of inserting a mag with a bit of authority, will wear it out prematurely if you slam them home.

Generally, when inserting a mag, I depress the mag catch button, and release when seated. They do have metal ones available but they are tougher to find.

Good advice on the ball, FMJ break in, when you strip it down, watch for the little notched pt. 114, upper left groove of the frame slide. It can grow legs, and run away.  it just sits in the grooves, but can be removed.

You'll see it.

Post a range report, at 3 to 5 yds. you'll overcome the "sights", or lack there of, real quick. But it gets hits and is consistent for combat accuracy.