Kel-Tec PF-9

[videodon]

I just got my new PF-9 to the range today and I'm impressed.
While it's pretty snappy, it's controllable.
I grouped 5-6 inches at 7 yds. offhand.
My P-3AT and P-32 needed company too.
:)
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[O.S.O.K.]

I've got one too - and one of the P-32's though, mines a fashionable blue :)

You might want to take your pocket knife and gently scrape off/remove the mold lines on all areas that contact skin while shooting. I did that with mine and it really improves the comfort level.

They aren't target guns by any stretch but they'll do the trick out to 25 yards.

And they're flat and light. Mine's on my hip in a crossbread supertuck right now.

The "rail" is a joke though - I tried to put one of my Glock tac lights on it - way too short. Maybe there's a mini tac light out there that will fit them? Not that I care - no intention of using it as a house gun. That's covered by several others...

[videodon]

...yeah, I've heard the rail is dumb.
:)

[O.S.O.K.]

I'm surprised that you don't have a P-11...

[gewehr44]

Nice family, I've also got a P32 & PF9. Been thinking about getting a P3AT or the Ruger version & ditching the P32, but the recent dearth of .380 ammo has put that off. I took some sandpaper to the sharp edges on the PF9 which worked nicely. The only problem I've had with the PF9 is that mine doesn't like hollow points. I ended up using Corbon PowRballs, which work great.

[videodon]

I'm surprised that you don't have a P-11...
I did have a P-11, it was my first Kel-Tec.
Serial number #5xx. (early)
I traded it off.
:)