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Every .380 auto I have owned has had feed problem.

The only .380 I've ever shot is my (West German) Walther PPK, and yep, it has feed problems galore. But it's a collector gun now, so I don't care.

I've heard mixed reviews on Kel-Tec .380 reliability.

That Rohrbaugh 9mm posted above is something that looks like it's worth investigating.

I think that the $900 price is understandable for a gun made to custom precision levels, with a lot of R&D to break the rules and still be safe. One can get a good carry gun for 1/4 that price, but if you want to have a pocket gun always on hand when you don't have a real gun, then the ability of have a 9mm could be worth any price.

No range report just yet, but those who have reported like them, with the caveat that the version without sights is intended for point-shooting at relatively close range.