Anyone have a PF-9

Glock Lover · 05-20-2008

Anyone here have a PF-9? Have heard good things from guys who say they have it as a BUG, and like it saying Kel-tec has improved itself with this weapon? What say you?

Scutter01 · 05-20-2008

I have two. I've heard of other people having issues, but I've never had a problem with either one of mine.

esrice · 05-20-2008

I have shot my friend's PF-9. Trigger was gritty and recoil seemed snappy. It did run reliably however. And he managed to qualify with it as his BUG.

kludge · 05-20-2008

check here:
KTOG.Org - Kel-Tec Owners Group
The Kel-Tec Range

karlsgunbunker · 05-21-2008

Nice little pistols but a little small for my hands.
Customer ordered one, so I've handled one but haven't shot one.
Kel-Tec's have a pretty good rep but they are hard to find, at least for small dealers.

Dogman · 05-21-2008

Had a lot 15-20 fte the first 150 rounds, then the next 15 magazines no problems. very snappy due to it's weight, long trigger pull. I don't find it a fun gun to shoot. I did install a Hogue grip for a little better grip. It is a gun that you shoot little and carry a lot. Having said that if it had been around when I was working the street I would have looked at it as a backup, due to it's weight, and it holds 7+1.

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Glock Lover practicalgunreview.blogsp ot.com Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Indianapolis Area Posts: 826	Anyone have a PF-9 Anyone here have a PF-9? Have heard good things from guys who say they have it as a BUG, and like it saying Kel-tec has improved itself with this weapon? What say you? __________________ "Sic vis pacem, para bellum" -Punisher- www.practicalgunreview.blogspot.com

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esrice Former Mod =( Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Southside, Indianapolis Posts: 8,505	I have shot my friend's PF-9. Trigger was gritty and recoil seemed snappy. It did run reliably however. And he managed to qualify with it as his BUG. __________________ Guess I'll have to come up with a new signature. . .

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kludge Expert Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 1,671	check here: KTOG.Org - Kel-Tec Owners Group The Kel-Tec Range __________________ AMERICA - Clinging to our GUNS and RELIGION since 1776. NRA Certified Instructor - Rifle, Pistol www.danvilleconservationclub.org www.jpfrog.org

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karlsgunbunker Handicap Parking Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: N-Space Posts: 1,466	Nice little pistols but a little small for my hands. Customer ordered one, so I've handled one but haven't shot one. Kel-Tec's have a pretty good rep but they are hard to find, at least for small dealers. __________________ Long Gone!

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05-20-2008	#2 (permalink)
Scutter01 President of the Bacon States of America Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Verify range to target, one RFC792 ICMP type 8 packet only, please. Posts: 11,970	I have two. I've heard of other people having issues, but I've never had a problem with either one of mine.

05-21-2008	#6 (permalink)
Dogman Master Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 3,294	Had a lot 15-20 fte the first 150 rounds, then the next 15 magazines no problems. very snappy due to it's weight, long trigger pull. I don't find it a fun gun to shoot. I did install a Hogue grip for a little better grip. It is a gun that you shoot little and carry a lot. Having said that if it had been around when I was working the street I would have looked at it as a backup, due to it's weight, and it holds 7+1.