Kahr

[shooter521]

The mk9 is my primary carry gun, I carry inside the belt, in the pancreas position

Do you mean the "appendix position"? Cuz the pancreas doesn't appear to be anywhere near the belt...

 

[drbarnes]

yes. I blame the rum tonight

right where that little red circle is, thats about where the butt of the handle is

 

[00BlasterResto]

Ya I was kinda wondering about the weight of the mk. Now I just wish my local dealers had both for me to hold and get some sort of feeling for them before I purchase one. The reason I like the mk is that crimson trace makes a laser grip for it but not the pm. Thanks for all the replys so quickly.

It is a little bit of a trip, but I would suggest you consider makeing the trip to midwest in Mishawaka.
They have a very good selection of kahr's as well as most other handguns you might be interested in. Not only would you be able to handle all of the different models, but their prices can be pretty hard to beat, you might save enouph to cover the fuel and make sure you get what you want.
The sticker prices are good, but they will go lower.

 

[pudly]

right where that little red circle is, thats about where the butt of the handle is

Thought that's what you meant. That is generally called appendix carry.

 

[Squib]

After doing a fair amount of LGS fondling of the Kahr's I picked the CW9. I loved the feel and everything about the MK9, but it's a bit heavier than I would want in a all day conceled carry. And, I swear I did not have any problems with PM9, but it is just small enough I was concerned about feeling as though I had the control I would want.

But the CW9 had it all the second I picked it up. It is a half inch longer, however, but that is not a problem for me. How a pistol feels in your hand is so subjective; there is no right/wrong or good/bad. I'd just focus on all of the choice you have.

 

[vick1]

pm9

The PM9 is all I carry now.... Used to carry P228 but this gun has proved to be reliable and is easy to carry in a pocket holster, jacket etc.

 

[MilitaryArms]

I have the CW9 too and think it's a great pistol. I also have a P380 that's my daily pocket gun. Both are superb performers.

 

[flyboy727]

I visited Midwest Exchange a while back and they had all of the MK and Pm models in stock.

 

[gunner man]

Thanks everyone for all the feedback. I'm gonna try to find a pm9 black rose for my other carry weapon. Thanks again and Happy New Year!

 

[FERLACH]

I own a PM40, have fired about 300 rounds, always works. Small, light, accurate. One of my favorite guns.

 

[blake2981]

I wasn't real familiar with Kahr either, but a local dealer has really tried to persuade me to lean towards buying a Kahr. He really likes them.

 

[Tat2dman46013]

I vote "thumbs up" for the PM9,hardly notice its there...good accy. 2!

 

[dr.moto322]

I own both the PM9 and the P380. Both great shooters and very reliable. If you want real deep conceal weapons both of these are great.

 

[GARANDGUY]

I just bought a CW9 and its great for CC! I paid 400 and tax for mine.

 

[HogDaddy]

Kahr PM 9mm is a consistent companion of mine. Great gun great company (warranty work) Always recommend them!!

 

[worksalot]

I have the pm9 and have had it about 6 years. It and a crossbreed holster make super concealed carry combo. Small and very accurate.

 

[WestSider]

Kahr PM9 + Crossbreed Minituck = Perfect combo for concealed carry in just about any attire

 

[speedsix]

I have owned a K-9 which was great and a P-9 which was junk. I will never buy another plastic Kahr until they fix the frame flex issue that they won't even admit exists.

 

[WestSider]

I have owned a K-9 which was great and a P-9 which was junk. I will never buy another plastic Kahr until they fix the frame flex issue that they won't even admit exists.

Can you explain this? I haven't heard about it.

 

[Indy_Guy_77]

I have owned a K-9 which was great and a P-9 which was junk. I will never buy another plastic Kahr until they fix the frame flex issue that they won't even admit exists.

Can you explain this? I haven't heard about it.

Yes, please...

Because ALL polymer firearm's frames flex upon firing/recoil...


-J-