Kel Tec PF9

[pak-40]

My wife is wanting a smaller gun for concealed carry. We have been shopping around and she really like the feel of the Kel Tec PF9. I would like for her to shoot one before we buy it. HH does not have one for rental. Does anyone locally (OKC) have one who would be willing to meet us a HH and let her put some rounds down range? We will, of course, pay your range fees.

 

[saddlebum]

i traded mine,but i can tell you it isn't fun to shoot many rounds through

 

[Bhop]

I got one in tulsa if u come up ill take u to us shootingacademy u just supply ammo ange trip is on me

 

[shelshy]

PM sent

 

[jc5420]

Like said before, It is a great gun just not very fun to shoot. I would also look at the Diamondback 9mm which can be had about the same price.

 

[kd5rjz]

Great gun, brutal to shoot. Would never sell.

 

[AKguy1985]

i traded mine,but i can tell you it isn't fun to shoot many rounds through

I had one and the recoil is very snappy and no its not much fun to shoot more than a few rounds through.

 

[shooter202]

I loved mine! Didnt think it was that bad to shoot either as long as you can accurately manage the long trigger pull its great. I regret ever selling it.

 

[NikatKimber]

Have one. As mentioned, recoil is uncomfortable. But that's to be expected for the size. It's not terribly accurate, but enough at 10yds and in. I usually put 2-3 mags in when I take it to the range. More than that becomes counterproductive.

 

[okiebryan]

A slip on grip helps a lot with this weapon. I like Pachmyr over Hogue, but I have them both on different KT handguns.

As big a fan as I am of Kel-tec, I like the Ruger LC9 better than the KT. Mine handles well. However, I'm more accurate with a P-11 than I am with the Ruger or the PF9. Don't overlook the P3AT. And whatever you do, if you are in OKC, check the prices at Sooner State Pawn.