I sent GeePlate a message about making something for the PF9 and was told that if I sent in the grip and magazine that something could be made. I sent it out and with-in 2 days there was a prototype built. I'm still waiting for my grip and magazine to return and I'm not sure if he sent a sample back with it or not, but it's something I can't wait to get my hands on.

Link to the plate on the GeePlate website: https://www.geeplate.com/shop/geeplate-for-kel-tec-pf-9-9mm/

A couple pictures I was sent of the prototype. The final product may look slightly different and more finished like the P365 plate on the website.

What's the intrigue about this now?  I'm lost here.

There use to be similar plates (GAP plates) made for Glocks from a company called Concealable Control. They allow you to keep your gun small and concealable, yet allow a stable grip that won't slip in your hand. It also allows you to hook into the grip during the draw. Well Concealable Control  went under and no other company made a similar product so those that wanted them were out of luck.

Not too long ago Gee Plate was put together to pick up where Concealable Control left off.  They not only make Glock plates, but plates for quite a few other firearms as well. Some people don't understand the advantage, but most people that have tried such a plate like them quite a bit. I have no connection to Concealable Control or Gee Plate, but I like what these plates do for my CC guns.