$150.00
18 in stock
The Kel-Tec P17 is simple, affordable, and reliable. 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!
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 the bull’s eyes. 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.
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.
Product Information
| Cartridge |
22 Long Rifle
|
| Capacity |
16+1 Round
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| Magazine Quantity |
3
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| Weight |
12.8 Ounce
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| Barrel Length |
3.93 Inches
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| Threads |
1/2″-28
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| Action Type |
Semi-Automatic
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| Trigger Type |
Striker
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| Safety |
Thumb
|
| Threaded Muzzle |
Yes
|
| Barrel Finish |
Black
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| Front Sight |
Fiber Optic
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| Rear Sight |
Adjustable
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| Frame Material |
Polymer
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| Grip Material |
Polymer
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| Frame Finish |
—
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| Slide Finish |
—
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| Grip Style |
Textured
|
| Grip Color | |
| Compensated |
No
|
| Country of Origin |
United States of America
|
*MUST BE SHIPPED TO AN FFL, PUT IN FFL ADDRESS AS SHIPPING ADDRESS*
8 reviews for Kel-Tec P17 Pistol 22 Long Rifle 3.93″ Barrel 17-Round Polymer quantity
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Nicholas WRM –
I had heard a lot of good things on this one when I was looking for a fairly compact 22 auto. Like a lot of KT products, it’s kind of “industrial” looking. That doesn’t bother me. What really impressed me is it cycled the slide with CCI Standard Velocity while suppressed. I put an Mcarbo trigger on it, and that is a good improvement, IMO. Hard to fault KT with much on this one. Lot of value for price, particularly if you can find it at the lower end of the price scale.
Susquehanna –
Great little plinker. Accurate.
Harvey Smith –
Shipping is fast, discreet boxing for ammo. I like that you can see a possible delivery date that is very accurate, in other words, I order on the right day, ammo gets delivered on my RDO…
Jamie Menard –
Got mine a few weeks ago it’s a great shooting gun have had no problems at all with it I highly recommend this pistol if your looking for a great little .22 lr.
Westline Fang –
Great product! Very fast delivery! Real Bargain! Thanks!
Jt Malone –
This gun shoots great I have large hands and it fits just right it consistently threw brass 10 feet with a suppressor and cci suppressor loads without fail. For under 200 bucks it’s an amazing purchase my only complaint is the tan color is paint and already wearing off so if your picky just get the black
Rivera Raven –
First, while I normally do buy from this company, I actually bought mine from elsewhere that had it on sale for $70 less. I love this company, but I am a capitalist. Anyway, took mine to the range for the first time. Right out of the box, I put between 200-300 rounds through this, and had maybe 5 stovepipes. Not bad for a .22 semi-auto pistol. Minor malfunction and easy to clear, and it may be better now with cleaning and having been broken in. Feels comfortable in my large hands. Very light, so while you don’t feel much recoil, there is some – just enough to make it feel like it’s real. Speaking of feeling real, the operation of this pistol feels much like a regular defensive pistol. The slide is the back where you grip it, as well as the top. This makes it lighter and more reliable with a cartridge as low powered as the .22 LR. This is a great pistol to teach someone on. It didn’t seem picky about ammo. I used some match ammo as well as bulk (Federal) ammo. Probably stick with high velocity.
The Duke –
I have 3 of these, one in green and 2 in black. I see where some people take about jamming problems, this is a double stack mag. so when you load it you need to load about half then tap the back of the mag on a table or bench and load the rest and after loading the last 8 tap it once again, this lines up the bullets in the mag. the way they should be. When these first came out that is what everybody was complaining about jamming and stove pipeing, and after a long period of time it was determined that there was nothing wrong with the guns it was the loading process as to where people were just loading them and not tapping the back of the mags. and the bullets were not lining up right in the mags. hence the problems that people were having. I never really had the problems because I have always tapped any mag that I was loading just because I thought it helped. I hope that this helps out the people that have been having problems. One more thing I only use high velocity ammo in all of my 22lr’s.