Kel Tec PF9

[NikatKimber]

I have a PF9. Have about a hundred trouble free rounds since I got it less than a month ago.

I would agree that 50 rounds is about all I'd recommend for one range session. Not a target gun by any stretch of the imagination, but accurate enough for what it is.

I did see one jam (not mine) that had been carried for a year without cleaning, so I would recommend shooting and cleaning it regularly.

Very easy to carry. Thin and light. Recoil not as bad as expected, but the trigger is as bad as described above.

 

[Randy_]

Anyone know a local dealer that stocks the PF9?

 

[NeverGiveUp]

Anyone know a local dealer that stocks the PF9?

Just bought one at the gun show at the fairgrounds. There's a dealer there called Dan's Guns and accessories. They had 3 left after I bought mine and they are selling for $315 H&H can get them in, but I've been up there 3 different times in the last month and they couldn't tell me when they will have any in stock.

Once i got it home I was very impressed with how light and compact the gun really is. I was worried about the trigger after watching some reviews online but after i put in a snap cap i was pleased with it. The trigger pull is extremely long but I like that for a safety precaution. I felt like it will be more of a learning curve than an issue for me. I can't wait to actually get some rounds through it and see how it fires after the break in period.

 

[StammesOpfer]

I'm pretty sure kings pawn has a couple. Good people there too. Sunnylane just north of I-40

 

[chazroh]

i like the pps out of those choices. it carries very well and is better to shoot at the range than the pf9. why not spend a little extra and get one that can be carried easily and shot for fun. as for kahr i am not a big fan. my brother had a cw40 and it was a hunk o junk. granted it is one of the lower end kahrs so the others might be nice. sometimes one gun can put a bad taste in your mouth about the others.