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wild cat mccane · December 13, 2011, 09:47 PM

sorry to be combative.

However, the PF-9 has lighter trigger or the same (variation) as the LC9. The LC9 is a copy of the PF-9. With a safety and a heavier or equal weigth trigger.

No one is calling the PF-9 trigger awesome (well, go to KTOG and in fact jesus created the trigger). I suspect those who are proud owners of the LC9 have never held or fired the PF-9. They are nearly identical.

To say the LC9 has more flip is strange. Flip is not soley measured by bore height as you surmise. The PPS is heavier. I found the PF-9 and LC9 to be equal to a +P 38 in a airweight revolver. The PPS feels like a normal sized 9mm framed gun.

Given the trigger, the PPS should be more accurate without practice. Difference in weight and length of travel of the trigger. Not a science, I completely agree, but the average shooter should *in theory* have less movement in the gun in a normal pull of the PPS.

I disagree with your review.

December 13, 2011, 09:47 PM	#17
wild cat mccane Senior Member Join Date: May 22, 2011 Posts: 3,627	sorry to be combative. However, the PF-9 has lighter trigger or the same (variation) as the LC9. The LC9 is a copy of the PF-9. With a safety and a heavier or equal weigth trigger. No one is calling the PF-9 trigger awesome (well, go to KTOG and in fact jesus created the trigger). I suspect those who are proud owners of the LC9 have never held or fired the PF-9. They are nearly identical. To say the LC9 has more flip is strange. Flip is not soley measured by bore height as you surmise. The PPS is heavier. I found the PF-9 and LC9 to be equal to a +P 38 in a airweight revolver. The PPS feels like a normal sized 9mm framed gun. Given the trigger, the PPS should be more accurate without practice. Difference in weight and length of travel of the trigger. Not a science, I completely agree, but the average shooter should in theory have less movement in the gun in a normal pull of the PPS. I disagree with your review. Last edited by wild cat mccane; December 13, 2011 at 11:28 PM.