New Kel-Tec PF-9 Review
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flounder22
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marshall, you are everywhere. 
Great review and great pics. I guess I`ll have to add the PF-9 to my wish list now.
Great review and great pics. I guess I`ll have to add the PF-9 to my wish list now. 
fletcher
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Great review. I love the size comparisons.
i own a pf-9 (two weeks and 1 box of 155 gr rems) and had to send it back to kel-tec ,cause the hammer stop sheared and it wouldn't shoot. read the reviews and thought i'd give kel-tec a try and if this is the product they are putting out,I'd never would have brought it. if it happens again, when i get it back(4 weeks i was told) I'm gonna demand a full refund.very unhappy with this model right now!
Brian Williams
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I am in a quandry, I am looking for either a PF9 or P11.
Nice review and comparison
Nice review and comparison
I had a P11, and of the dozens of guns I've owned over the years it was the one I was most happy to be rid of. The trigger in particular was among the worst I've ever experienced. And I found it uncomfortable to shoot for any length of time, as a result of which I never got very good with it.
That said, my P3AT is among the best-value firearms I've ever owned, and the trigger is a joy (compared to the P11.) The trigger on the PF9 is supposed to be close to the P3AT's, which I would take as a big plus. And the thinness of the PF9 makes it sound like it would be much easier to conceal than the P11, while at the same time I've read that it is not particularly uncomfortable to shoot.
So Brian, I'd suggest you look hard at the PF9 if you're in the market for that size of 9mm, but steer away from the P11. If you need a short, fat, double stack plastic 9mm, save up for a Glock 26. Now that's a very nice gun for its size.
That said, my P3AT is among the best-value firearms I've ever owned, and the trigger is a joy (compared to the P11.) The trigger on the PF9 is supposed to be close to the P3AT's, which I would take as a big plus. And the thinness of the PF9 makes it sound like it would be much easier to conceal than the P11, while at the same time I've read that it is not particularly uncomfortable to shoot.
So Brian, I'd suggest you look hard at the PF9 if you're in the market for that size of 9mm, but steer away from the P11. If you need a short, fat, double stack plastic 9mm, save up for a Glock 26. Now that's a very nice gun for its size.
BsChoy
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How controlable is a double tap or body armor drill is my biggest question. I carry a P3AT in the summer and love it but it is a 7 yd gun at best and the only way I can get it to stay put in my hand was to add the hand all jr to it. I probaly would need the same thing for the 9mm version right? Did it stay put or creep up in your hand?
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