The Keltec 11 is a good idea(small, light, easily consealable pistol in a respectable cartridge) but with certain drawbacks. Because it is light, recoil is up there so you are not going to want to shoot it as much as a fill sized gun. Trigger pull is designed for safety, very long. I can shoot da revolvers without trouble, but could never get used to the Keltec trigger. The gun is a 7 yard gun in the accuracy department. Also with Keltecs, unless things have changed in the last year or two, reliablity can vary from gun to gun. The gun was designed to be an inexpensive handgun, it would have been better to have spent some more money on quality and to have charged for it.
If you want an inexpensive gun that is utterly reliable get a Makarov.
I was in one of the gunshops that I frequent recently. They had a Keltec-32 and I asked about customer experiences, seems that 50% need to be sent back for trouble shooting.