You get what you pay for with a KelTec. As far as my online experience with Buds, AWESOME! Firearm got here quick...BUY WITH CONFIDENCE!

Never been happier!! Great gun great service.

Had read some customers were having problems with the PF9. However most of them talked about Kel Tec having good customer service so I decide to purchase one because I liked the small size for carry. I have had no problems with the PF9. I have Sigs, Rugers, S&W, and Para Ordance that are excellent guns and are more accurate. However, I bought the PF9 because of light weight and easy to conceal even in shorts and a pull over shirt. It has proven reliable and it is plenty accurate for close range defense. I did not get it to shoot matches..

I have to say this gun has lived up to the hype. I put about 150 rounds downrange and didn't have a single hiccup. Shoots well for a DAO. The trigger is heavy, but seems to be consistent in staging. I have big hands and ended up putting a Houge grip on upside down on purpose. This in combination with the small finger hook that goes on the bottom of the mag makes it fit perfectly with my pinky underneath. Since this one was OD in color I was able to order three of the 8 round extended mags from Kel-tec - even though it is impossible fo find black ones. Though slightly longer I still like to put my pinky underneath these when gripping the pistol. The gun is a perfect concealed carry weapon. The DAO and heavy trigger pull keeps it safe so I just use a cheap Uncle Mikes brand pocket holster and keep it in my front right pocket with one in the chamber. With the 7rd mag it is easy to draw and keeping another 8 rounder in my cargo pocket I end up with 16 rounds in a package not much larger than a Ruger LCP. It is super simple to field strip using a 9mm round, or casing (or your thumbnail if you're a brute). Just as easy to put back together. FWIW I paid Two Sixty-Six in the height of 2013's run on guns. Already spent more than that on ammo for it and my other 9mms. By comparison this gun is lighter and slimmer than my Sig Sauer 290RS but lacked the Sig's night sights, laser (and price tag). I like them both, but the Sig has been in the safe since this arrived. Bud's shipping had it to my FFL on a Friday after ordering it on a Wednesday....2 days with free shipping. This was my 9th gun purchase from Bud's and every one has been stellar.

worst handgun i have ever own zero accuracy, every 3 bullets it jams, spring broke after 5 clips, not reliable at all

exellent little pistol. came brand new and quick as promised by buds. BUT somehow the magazine keeps falling on the last shot. ill give keltec a call and see where i go from there.

Purchased a PF9 from Buds last month. QUICK shipping and the gun came in perfect shape. Gun has 2 mags. This is my 2nd PF9 so I knew what I was buying - a snappy, small, lightweight 9mm semi-auto...not a beginners gun. Cleaned the gun after picking it up from my FFL, then took it and 100rds of PMC Bronze 124gr ammo to the range. Ran 100 rds via 4 mags with only 2 failure to load. No other issues and the gun shot true to aim. No kidding - at 7 and 10yds this gun shot excellent. Although not a range weapon (my hand and trigger finger felt the burn), I am delighted with performance. I've shot an additional 100rds of ball and 20rds of Hornady Critical Defense ammo through the gun - ate it all with zero issues. Carried it this weekend...I am confident with it as a carry gun. This is my 3rd of 5th gun from Buds (either Police Supply or the Gun Shop) and I am extremely satisfied with communication and quick shipping. I would recommend the purchase of this gun and the use of Buds.

Buds does it again-- great shipping. It was at my FFL two days after I ordered, shipping the same day as my order. Great job Buds! Gun shoots fine, don't listen to the haters. I ran a box of 50 Winchester White Box and a box of 50 Tulamo steel case and it ate the right up. I had 2 FTE and they were both from limp wristing (I was shooting non dominant, one hand). I had two FTL, again my fault (I had been inserting magazine gingerly as I've heard the release is a weak point and I didnt insert them all the way). The PF9 is pretty darn accurate at 7 yards. I was able to put 7 rounds inside the bullseye ring after practicing, so about a 3 inch group. Thats as well as I can do with my SIG2022 (NOTE- that is timed, aimed shots, not self defense shooting). I gave it four stars because the bluing on the gun is awful. Like literally new gun and the bluing is almost gone. Shame on keltec for even thinking the slide of this gun has a production value finish.

Constantly fails to extract the spent casings, several rounds per magazine. I went through the 250rd break-in with no progress. I had the extractor screw tight, I used the ammo it's supposed to like, used two different magazines, problem couldn't even possibly be related to "limpwristing", and basically I had every excuse covered that people on The KTOG forum can throw at you. The new extractor didn't help, and then the gun catastrophically failed. The slide didn't cycle when the gun was fired and became (loosely) locked forward. There was also a rattle inside the gun. A few week factory visit later and I got it back. It still suffered the same failing to extract empty casings. It's now back at the factory, waiting to be worked on for a few more weeks. If it's still not fixed, I'll beg for Buds or KT to just swap it for another. But I've sort of written this gun off as a daily carry. The types of problems these guns have make them seem a lot more like ghetto franken-guns. The pros are that Buds has the best price around. Also, the size, weight, and controls makes them perfect for carry. Their accuracy is surprisingly good when using all your fundamentals, but anything faster and accuracy suffers exponentially more than a full framed pistol.

Great over all process, fast shipping, great FFL I used, no issues. The gun is great, for a kel-tec. Its not built like my glock or Sig, but its a great CCW.