Next time this happens, eject the chambered round and look at the primer to see if there is a dent.
My P3AT has a trigger that resets too early. After I have fired around I have to allow the trigger to travel completely forward before taking another shot. I did extensive experimenting after I had several failure-to-fires and determined the problem.
I can listen for the trigger reset, then immediately pull the trigger. Every time I do this the hammer falls, but the round does not fire. Every time there was a dent from the hammer, but insufficient force to ignite the primer. Also, every time that I allowed the trigger to travel completely forward the round fired.
If you get the light strike you must manually rack the slide to recock the hammer. Simply pulling the trigger a second time will not do anything.
Has your problem ever occurred on the first shot fired? Or is it possible that you are experiencing the same issue that I have?
Edited to add: I have spoken with other people who have the same problem with a P3AT, but I have not heard any PF9 owners complain of the same thing. Also, on the round that failed to feed, was that from manually racking the slide or from the recoil of a fired round? Mine will hang up sometimes when I manually rack the slide. A simple tap on the back of the slide is sufficient to slam the round home. I have never had the same problem with the recoil of a fired round.
-Bringer