The sights are better and we were able to shoot better groups with the PF-9.

Here are a couple of average targets with the .380 on the bottom target and the PF-9 on the top.

Not a “tack driver”, but good enough to do the job.

We shot several kinds of Ball ammo through it and even some lead ball reloads that Shane had loaded.

The pistol ran great. We shot around 200 rounds through it today and had only one problem, when a single round of loaded ammo, the last in the magazine smoke-stacked.

But that was near the end of the session and the pistol was getting kind of dirty.

All in all, I was very happy with the reliability. It ran great.

The fired primers had a distinct impression that was different from other 9mm pistols that I have.

But they shot just fine.

While we were there, I let Shane shoot my 1911 and now he has the hots for one.

It sure feels like a tack driver after shooting one of these little carry pistols.

After the range trip, we took the pistols home and cleaned them.

After disassembly, it is easy to see that the pistols are very similar.

If you are in the market for a small and light weight 9mm, I would recommend that you take a look at the PF-9.