I bought a K9 when they first came out. Loved it right out of the box. One small thing to overcome is the long trigger pull. No big deal to get used to that. Love the fact I can just stick the K9 in my pocket and you can't tell it's there.
My dad has a MK9 and he really likes it. He carries in his pocket and you never know its there. Get an A-grip for it though b/c the grip is fairly slick. Also, you'll want to take a file and some 400 grit sandpaper to the slide release. It has very sharp edges. My dad says it is a great ccw gun.
My only objection to Kahr is their relationship to the Rev. Moon.
Rev. Who?
I have a PM9, CW9, and a really sweet K9. Triggers are long, but consistent. They are smooth, but in a pocket carry or deep concealed gun without an external safety, I think that is what I want.
It is actually lighter trigger than my 642, maybe due to use? Very accurate, reliable gun. The only gun I have had that was this reliable is my Glocks. They are machined tight, and need some break in, but all of mine have been fine out of the box. I have run several mags through them straight out of th box, rapid fire, with very little issues. Out of the three guns, I think I have had 3 FTE during their break in periods, approximately 300 rounds per gun.
The only difference between the CW and P series is roll marks, some other cosmetic pieces, and the P series has a polyoginal barrel, the CW does not. They claim the P series barrel is a little more accurate, but I can't tell it. Even if it is, most of those guns are being used under 20 yards, I don't think anyone could tell it. That being said, I have hit paper plate targets with mine at 50 yards without any problem, and 3" groups at 15 yards are normal.
It is actually lighter trigger than my 642, maybe due to use? Very accurate, reliable gun. The only gun I have had that was this reliable is my Glocks. They are machined tight, and need some break in, but all of mine have been fine out of the box. I have run several mags through them straight out of th box, rapid fire, with very little issues. Out of the three guns, I think I have had 3 FTE during their break in periods, approximately 300 rounds per gun.
The only difference between the CW and P series is roll marks, some other cosmetic pieces, and the P series has a polyoginal barrel, the CW does not. They claim the P series barrel is a little more accurate, but I can't tell it. Even if it is, most of those guns are being used under 20 yards, I don't think anyone could tell it. That being said, I have hit paper plate targets with mine at 50 yards without any problem, and 3" groups at 15 yards are normal.
never owned or shot one. I want to.
Kahr is a quality piece. I have about 500 rounds through my PM9, and about 200 now through the P380. Not a problem with either. Sure, the trigger is long and weighty, but it is smooth and easy to get used to. Very nice conceal in light clothing.
The company that controls Kahr is Saeilo USA Inc. Saeilo is run by the son of Reverend Sun Myung Moon of Unification Church fame. Thats the Korean based church that is famous for doing weddings like McDonalds does burgers and believe that Moon is the Messiah.
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