Very light, accurate, fun to shoot!

My absolute favorite conceal carry. Prefer this over my g43

The Kel-Tec PF9 was very concealable. With a good pocket holster it was virtually unnoticeable without having to tuck your shirt. It's small in the hand and a little snappy when firing at the range, but that's to be expected given it's size. Accuracy was ok, not great. But again, small sidearms are hard to shoot accurately especially with a long pull.

Love it for conceited carry gun.

Way too snappy, not very accurate.
Keep the gun clean and lubed for best performance. I’d have to recommend the smith and Wesson Shield over this fun for sure, especiallywith the price you can get the shields for these days

I have prior experience with the pf9 in particular which allowed me to become rather familiar and well-versed, intimately knowledgeable of the firearm; - so I was confident in my purchase of this one. It did not disappoint. It has a clean, crisp recoil and rests comfortably in my hands. I've never had an issue of misfiring/jamming. Its size/weight makes it ideal for concealed carrying purposes. What's best is that, I find all these positive takeaways with the pf9 and you might think that something offering this much costs an exorbitant amount but quite contrarily it is incredibly affordable. BANG FOR YOUR BUCK (pun intended!)

Bought This as a Mothers Day Gift For My Mom, She Had One Before And Absolutely LOVED It, The Little Grip Extender This One Comes With Is Nice And Fits Her Hand Even Better Than Without, The Only Downside Is It Was A Little Hard To Switch Out The Floor Plate For It But I Got It After A Little Fiddling With No Real Tools, Think I May Have Used A House Key, And Lastly On The Extender There Was A Little Bit Of Flashing All the Way Around It And It Had To Be cut Off, But No Big Deal, Overall, Great Gun, 5/5 Wonderful Little Carry Piece.

Have several of these, great for concealed carry, Parkerized makes all the difference in appearance and easier to maintain.

Great gun. Dependable, small and easy to carry.

I've seen mixed reviews of the PF9 in the past, and I was cautious about buying such an inexpensive carry gun. I made sure to test mine at the range for several months before trusting it enough to carry it, and I am extremely happy with it. I had only 1 jam when the gun was brand new: one of the magazine followers got stuck inside the magazine body and didn't push any more rounds up. I took the magazine off and trimmed a little bit of excess flashing off it. The gun has never jammed since then. Speaking of excess plastic flashing, the very tip of the trigger had a little pointy piece that I removed with a little piece of sandpaper. After that, my finger is happier. I carry the PF9 every day, and I even sold my Glock 26. This feels so much slimmer and lighter. The trigger pull is rather long, but it doesn't stack towards the end. It's smooth, but I can't shoot it as quickly as a single action gun. Because the gun is so light, the muzzle does rise quite a bit more than most 9mms. It isn't a gun I shoot very many times at a given shooting session, but I practice to keep proficient, and I move onto a more heavy gun for range time. I'm very happy I got this. It's so wonderfully slim and light, that carrying is comfortable. I would recommend this to anyone who finds themselves wanting a smaller 9mm for carry rather than just shooting for fun.