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  1. 03-21-2013, 05:34 PM #1
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    PF9 Love and new trigger!

    Want to start by saying I also own Glocks, Colts, Ruger, and S&W as well and the gun I carry everyday is my PF9. I did alot of research on this gun before I bought it and found as many or more negative reviews as positive but I went ahead and picked it up anyways and boy im glad I did. I estimate ive now put between 600-700 rounds through it (a mix and match of all different kinds of ammo) WITHOUT one single ftf, fte, magazine drop, or problem at all. The only negative I had is the way the stock trigger pinched my finger with every shot so I went ahead and ordered an RTK Trigger and installed it the other day. Wow what a difference it made and is now completely comfortable to shoot. This Gun is small and easy to conceal, just as accurate as my bigger (and more expensive) guns, and did I mention it only cost me $259?? Picked up an extra Mag, the RTK trigger, and side mounted LaserLyte for a total package cost of just over $400. Anyhow just wanted to give the Keltec some love because of all the crap I read about them from time to time. Great little affordable gun!
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  3. 03-29-2013, 11:00 PM #2
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    Glad yours runs strong for you. I had a PF-9 for awhile, but traded it off on a P-11. I like the fatter grip of the P-11, but the PF-9 never gave me any problems. I like Kel Tec guns too!
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    Quote Originally Posted by berettatoter View Post
    Glad yours runs strong for you. I had a PF-9 for awhile, but traded it off on a P-11. I like the fatter grip of the P-11, but the PF-9 never gave me any problems. I like Kel Tec guns too!
    I've been looking at a P11 lately too... How much bigger is it?
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    P11's are not at all large. They are considered subcompact guns. And their triggers can be tweaked as well to make them better shooters and handlers. I had one in the mid 90's and did some mild work to it to smooth it out. I carried that gun for maybe 5-6 years.
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    Quote Originally Posted by OHshooter View Post
    I've been looking at a P11 lately too... How much bigger is it?
    Slide wise it is the same, just a fatter grip to hold 10 rounds in a double-stack format. I did order a steel guide rod from Kel Tec and an extra set of recoil springs...I prefer the steel guide rods personally and use the polymer one for a backup.
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