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I don't have a problem pulling my PF-9 from my jeans pocket but I pull it the same way I would my keys or knife, with just two fingers until it clears the edge of the pocket.

:) Another happy pf-9 camper. After seeing the weight, thickness, and price I found you cannot go wrong with the PF-9. A small 9 mil for around 300 bucks with a lifetime warantee. I carry it daily now and it hides very well. No problems yet (around 200 rounds thru it)... I think it was a...

Now is time to protect your southern heritage and join the Sons of Confederate Veterans. The only thing you need is your ancestor's name and company.

I voted for the handgun because you need one. The wheel gun will also need less maintenance because of less moving parts. I remember when I was your age. I wanted to shoot a lot but did not want to spend a lot of time cleaning. I don't know about the laws up there but in Texas a handgun is...

I feel pretty safe in our southern church in the bible belt. I did have one guy tell me the next time I come busting in dressed like a shepard in a robe proclaiming the good news that I should let the "carriers" know. My wife was behind him and said he was up and had his 1911 in hand in a flash...

My g... grandpa Thomas Thompson and his dad-in-law (also g.... granpa) were both in the 6th Miss "Lowery Rifles". I joined the SCV and the camp the camp that carries their name. Check out the website. www.lowryrifles.com I had one ancestor on my mother's side (Courney) that was a preacher in...

I also have a 3" 66-2 and really like it. I emailed S&W and found out mine was built in 1988. I do like the firing pin on the hammer like Slamfire said. Old millwright hand and know that the less moving parts you have is directly related to less problems down the road (along with lubrication)...

WOW Howdy, I just took mine apart here at my desk to verify and that spring could not have come from the PF9 by sliding it open! I wonder if some guy (I would never do that) put that spring in there to get a responce at the counter from the salesman. They would have thought that the...

Kel Tec PF-9 chambered for the 9 mm Luger cartridge. The PF-9 has a single stack magazine holding 7 rounds. It is the lightest and flattest 9 mm ever made. I understand there were lots of flaws at first but all good things take time. I just bought mine (parkerized). Shoots great and weighs...

Depends, usually in a pocket without a holster. Like last night I just dropped the PF-9 in my inside left suit jacket pocket. (where some carry their wallets)

Lots of options if she's only 50! I know a few ladies that are very happy with the little Kel Tec P32. They are really light weight. If you are thinking .380 maybe a look at the Kel Tec 3AT might be an idea.

I love my PF-9. It's in my front pocket right now. Has not jammed yet and it's pretty accurate, even with me shotting it.

From what I understand you can't select security to protect the church. What I know you can do is discuss among the folks that you know carry and come up with a safety plan. I agree with the idea of the lights and cameras. Even if the cameras are not working they would make people wonder if...

36 yr old Southern Boy Howdy Folks, I joined last week. I was (and am)amazed at the info I found here. My first love is for my LORD. Then family and the USA (both North and South). I grew up shooting shotguns (hunting deer with dogs). It wasn't until that was outlawed that I started...

PF-9 from my bride of 18 years.

I really like the one I bought last week! I showed it to my brother-in-law yesterday and he could not believe how thin it is. He said he was going to look for one after Christmas. Some guys say it's not much thinner but to me they are still admitting "thinner". That helps with comfort and...

PF-9 I can't speak for long term but I love the PF-9 I bought last week. I've ran a couple of boxes through it and have not had a problem. It comes apart to clean easily and is also easy to put back together. I hope all the problems ya'll have written of have already been worked out on these...

I haven't had a problem with the release at all. The first day it seemed hard but now it snaps easily. Great location for me also. My dad and I put another couple of clips through it yesterday after church and my dad loved it. It did bite him once because he normally runs a revolver and had his...

Pf 9 I just bought a PF 9 and it conceals fine. I think it depends as much on the size of the person as the gun. I am 6'-0" and weight about 205. I was in a group of about fifty folks for a couple of hours yesterday afternoon (some do carry so they are looking for guns) and I am confident...

Pf 9 I think the PF 9 would be a good choice. I just bought one this week and the dealer only had "one size fits most" to offer. I don't think I will use the one I bought much. I'm happy with the gun but should have put more thought in the holster. Funny what we can waist money on when think...