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PF9 and P3AT
11/07/09 at 07:35:30
 
I have the PF9
Yesterday at the range  a fellow CCW was there with her P3AT
 
We exchanged guns for a run
 
The PF9 has been flawless with me and fires anything I put in it  
I have been shooting a long rime.
With her it failed to feed and acted like a double feed  
I didn't see it her Dad cleared my PF9
 
Limp wrist (I Guess)  
 
I am older than her dad (LOL)
 
My question the bran new P3AT did not lock open on last round is this NORMAL?
 
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Re: PF9 and P3AT
Reply #1 - 11/07/09 at 07:39:34
 
The P3AT does NOT have a slide lock
 
the P32 does have a slide lock for empty magazine
 
 
So limp wristing is real  Wink
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Re: PF9 and P3AT
Reply #2 - 11/07/09 at 07:48:04
 
Quote from JFB on 11/07/09 at 07:39:34:
The P3AT does NOT have a slide lock

the P32 does have a slide lock for empty magazine


So limp wristing is real  Wink

 
Great
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Yes this is the first time my gun acted like that
The serial Number is a later Model RGB
Not a single problem in 300 rnds  
 
I did like the P3AT
I was suprised When the slide didn't lock open  
 
Her gun shot flawless also  
 
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Re: PF9 and P3AT
Reply #3 - 11/07/09 at 07:53:30
 
I have not had the oppurtunity to see or hold a PF9, but the P3AT (and P32) are a good pocket carry size.
 
everyone has there opinions and mine is, the fewer parts the better and thus I have a preferance to the P3AT.  It only has the parts to fire and reload
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Reply #4 - 11/07/09 at 07:57:20
 
JFB you would really like the PF9 I think.  Mine was a great gun and I should never have sold it.
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Reply #5 - 11/07/09 at 15:56:39
 
Quote from blktie8 on 11/07/09 at 07:35:30:
I have the PF9
Yesterday at the range  a fellow CCW was there with her P3AT

We exchanged guns for a run

The PF9 has been flawless with me and fires anything I put in it
I have been shooting a long rime.
With her it failed to feed and acted like a double feed
I didn't see it her Dad cleared my PF9

Limp wrist (I Guess)

 
Don't be silly.  There is no such thing as limp wristing.  It's just an excuse made up by supporters of crappy POS guns.  Just ask any number of macho commandos that show up from time to time and can't get 2 mags through their PF9 or P3AT without a FTF.  Now, they have been shooting millions of rounds through hundreds of guns for scores of years...  Plus they didn't limp wrist it because they had a tight grip on the gun...  Now if KT just had some quality control...  Roll Eyes  Cheesy  Grin  
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Re: PF9 and P3AT
Reply #6 - 11/08/09 at 11:48:57
 
Quote from TxCajun on 11/07/09 at 15:56:39:
Quote from blktie8 on 11/07/09 at 07:35:30:
I have the PF9
Yesterday at the range  a fellow CCW was there with her P3AT

We exchanged guns for a run

The PF9 has been flawless with me and fires anything I put in it
I have been shooting a long rime.
With her it failed to feed and acted like a double feed
I didn't see it her Dad cleared my PF9

Limp wrist (I Guess)




Don't be silly.  There is no such thing as limp wristing.  It's just an excuse made up by supporters of crappy POS guns.  Just ask any number of macho commandos that show up from time to time and can't get 2 mags through their PF9 or P3AT without a FTF.  Now, they have been shooting millions of rounds through hundreds of guns for scores of years...  Plus they didn't limp wrist it because they had a tight grip on the gun...  Now if KT just had some quality control...  Roll Eyes  Cheesy  Grin

 
Geez
       Yep No such thing just ask all the buyers of bad guns  
They are on every forum.
 
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Re: PF9 and P3AT
Reply #7 - 11/10/09 at 06:27:16
 
The PF9 is like a large P3AT.
The PF9 is not much different in size from the P11.  It is just a tad lighter, and just a tad thinner, but about the same dimensions.  If you have a P11, but don't have a PF9, you really aren't missing much.  But, the PF9 does have the lighter, smoother trigger of the P3AT.
 
Here's a comparison photo of the three guns:
 

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