Keltec P11 problem, seeking advice.

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I have a Keltec P11 9mm that was functioning quite reliably until this weekend. I was shooting on Saturday and it fired one magazine with no problem. Then the second mag it fired once and the trigger did not reset. I dropped the mag, cleared it, reloaded and tried again. It fired once and the trigger did not reset. I repeated the same scenario a few times. Then I field stripped, gave it a quick cleaning and tried again. Same thing. It would fire one time and the trigger would not reset. I found that I could push the trigger forward after each shot to reset and I did this for a while just because I wanted to shoot it. Great little single shot carry gun!

Back at home I thoroughly cleaned it, but the problem persists. Any thoughts? I may contact Keltec, but thought I would throw this out to you guys first.
 
I don't remember the internals of a Keltec particularly, but it sounds like maybe the trigger bar is being binded up against the frame or slide?
can you post some pics?
 
Well, I did a little research and found these sites, http://www.ktrange.com/ amd www.KTOG.org. I also contacted Keltec. The easy and probably smart thing to do would be to send it back to Keltec, but that would be too easy and I ain't that smart. So armed with some diagrams and various instructions I am going to break this sucker all the way down and figure out how it works. Probably will also to some polishing etc. I am going to make this gun work right. (I hope)
 
Well, I did a little research and found these sites, http://www.ktrange.com/ amd www.KTOG.org. I also contacted Keltec. The easy and probably smart thing to do would be to send it back to Keltec, but that would be too easy and I ain't that smart. So armed with some diagrams and various instructions I am going to break this sucker all the way down and figure out how it works. Probably will also to
some polishing etc. I am going to make this gun work right. (I hope)
If you can, post some pics as you dig through it.
 
If you can, post some pics as you dig through it.

Absolutely. Based on my research and some experimention I believe it is the trigger transfer bar. Last night a few drops of miltec along the transfer bar worked wonders. I am going to break it down and polish the transfer bar. My understanding is that this will also smooth out the trigger pull considerably. I also have a 8.5 lb trigger spring which I will install, polish the feed ramp etc. I will document the process when I get around to doing it.
 
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