Well I finally got it to the range. I took along my P-11 for comparison. It has a much better trigger than the P-11, but is nowhere near as accurate. This target is shot from 15yards free hand using a weaver stance. No function problems at all.
New KelTec in the house....a PF-9
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There was very little difference in felt recoil between the HydraShoks and the others.
SO,
It took me a while to get used to it as well, but now it is just like any other DA I have. I thought about performing the fluff & buff that is talked about in the KTOG forum, and even thought about performing the trigger pull lightening procedure there as well, but I just decided that since the gun was used, in most cases for a BUG and it is only shot once a month, I would leave it as is and just learnto shoot it the best I could.
tex
There was very little difference in felt recoil between the HydraShoks and the others.
SO,
It took me a while to get used to it as well, but now it is just like any other DA I have. I thought about performing the fluff & buff that is talked about in the KTOG forum, and even thought about performing the trigger pull lightening procedure there as well, but I just decided that since the gun was used, in most cases for a BUG and it is only shot once a month, I would leave it as is and just learnto shoot it the best I could.
tex
Gotcha,Not like it will be shot that often(knock on wood).My father is a police officer and is considering one because they are so small.He wanted to get a 32 but the department will not reimburse him for the ammo so he is considering the PF9.
