whats good holster for keltec p11

[CTD03]

what is a good holster that fits the Keltec p-11

i got an uncle mikes but its soft and well it not easy to put back in it holster
i usually carry on my right hip and like that a lot and when walking middle of the back some times but thats a pain to sit down

[boca102]

what is a good holster that fits the Keltec p-11

i got an uncle mikes but its soft and well it not easy to put back in it holster
i usually carry on my right hip and like that a lot and when walking middle of the back some times but thats a pain to sit down

My wife carries hers in a Galco Sto IWB (Would have to check the model#). She usually has it at appendix carry position.

[JerryBaby]

My wife carries hers in a Galco Sto IWB (Would have to check the model#). She usually has it at appendix carry position.

That's right honey... you beat me to it!! Was just about to post the same thing!

[CTD03]

can you get the serial number please that would be great

[imashooter2]

I use the belt clip. Very handy and the gun doesn't move around if you wear a good belt.

[Sandcut]

Fobus makes a nice fitted plastic (Kydex?) OWB paddle holster for the P-11 specifically. Fits tight at first but you get used to drawing it. I bought mine here: http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/50120-33.html

$20.

I never thought I'd like the plastic holster. I was wrong. I'm really impressed w/ it. The paddle is nice if you're CC and need to remove it to drive or secure in your vehicle to enter a prohibited area. You don't have to disrobe to get the holster off.

Also been thinking about the belt clip the factory sells since I've been carrying IWB lately. Limits the bulk of a holster. However, if I do that, it won't be compatible w/ the OWB holster unless the clip is removed.

[1861]

I use the belt clip. Very handy and the gun doesn't move around if you wear a good belt.

I"ve found this is the best way to carry my kel tec pf9.

[EmptyG]

Hi -
I've carried a P11 for about 6 or 7 years now off and on. For holsters: IWB= Don Hume which works well; Paddle= Fobus which works great (I buy a new Fobus for every pistol I pick up); generic pocket holster - works well as I can actually conceal this in most jean, cargo and Dockers pockets (one of the real pluses for this pistol); and the bare clip from Keltec - slids around a bit more then I like but makes it concealable in most every situation.

For times I have the clip installed and want to use the fobus, I dremeled a small slot in the plastic to allow the clip to fit into the holster.

The P11 has a few drawbacks (Trigger pull!) but many many positives to it's credit - compact, lightweight, and reliable. I have a g-19 also in the safe but it's not carried nearly as often.

seeya

EmptyG

[imashooter2]

Fobus makes a nice fitted plastic (Kydex?) OWB paddle holster for the P-11 specifically. Fits tight at first but you get used to drawing it. I bought mine here: http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/50120-33.html

$20.

I never thought I'd like the plastic holster. I was wrong. I'm really impressed w/ it. The paddle is nice if you're CC and need to remove it to drive or secure in your vehicle to enter a prohibited area. You don't have to disrobe to get the holster off.

Also been thinking about the belt clip the factory sells since I've been carrying IWB lately. Limits the bulk of a holster. However, if I do that, it won't be compatible w/ the OWB holster unless the clip is removed.

I sometimes wear the Fobus paddle for the comfort of OWB and the clip just slides right over the edge of it. No impediment to draw or reholster.

ETA crappy cell phone pic.

[Sandcut]

I sometimes wear the Fobus paddle for the comfort of OWB and the clip just slides right over the edge of it. No impediment to draw or reholster.

ETA crappy cell phone pic.

I stand (sit?) corrected! Thanks for showing me the error of my ways.

I also have to think about the use of the dremel tool stated in the post above. My wife always complains that I can't buy anything that I don't modify in some manner. My only response is "Well, if they made it right the first time, I wouldn't have to!"

Thanks to both.