Kel-Tec PF9 Grip Replacement Part 2

[pyrolighterfighter]

All manufacturers should produce their own video's. You saved them money by making this for them.

[pyrolighterfighter]

Thanks for making this video. I need to replace my slide stop, and the instructions helped out.

You saved me time and profanity's from spewing from my mouth.

Again, thank you!

[NRAGOAL]

thank you sir, you saved me a lot of time

[JeepDragon0]

@NRAGOAL You're welcome. What colors did you switch from and to? :)

[NRAGOAL]

@JeepDragon0 Black to green, looks pretty good

[lhusby]

:) Thank you for your time and effort giving us a detailed, step by step process on replacing the grip. I just bought a Keltec p32 and am very happy with that. The grip process might be the same.

[rockcrawling43]

Nice video. I actually like the look of that gray frame better I think. Interested in selling it??

[Albee4ty5]

Thanks Great vid instruction. I was hoping there was a vid demonstrating this process.You save the day. Good job.

[Crustymarine]

Thank you. A grip swap may be in my future.

[bumjim2000]

Excellent job, great vid.

[seantx]

How much does KelTec charge for a replacement grip frame?

Very well done tutorial BTW.

[JeepDragon0]

@seantx According to their site, the grip frame is $34.00

[rccrazy1]

Thanks for the video. I've been wondering how this was done.

[JeepDragon0]

@rccrazy1 Thanks for your comment. I'm glad that the video helped.

[cbsketchpad]

Very informational. If I ever change my grip/frame I'll use this as a excellent reference

[JeepDragon0]

@cbsketchpad Thanks. I'm glad the video helped.

[nismo7171]

Great job on the video.  I was wanting to change grip colors but was a little leery about it. After watching it doesn't look too difficult.

[JeepDragon0]

@nismo7171 Thanks. I'm glad this video could help. I was annoyed that I could not find any videos or graphical tutorials on how to do this when I wanted to do it myself. I'm sure if you have needle-nosed pliers or hemostats, the hammer spring catch part would be a lot easier than pushing it up with a screwdriver like I did. At least you know it is possible with only an added hammer and screwdriver. :)