Any Kahr P9 fans out there?

[krumfola]

I was caught between choosing a Shield and an XDs until I held a Kahr P9. It feels great and seems like it would suit my needs but I don't know how I feel about it having a mandatory 200 round break-in. Does anyone out there have first-hand experience with Kahr?

 

[thunt]

I've owned 3. None of them the p9, but I'm not a fan. I used to carry a cm40 that cost way to much to have the barrel do some kind of weird chip/melt where it sits by the front of the ejection port. Only a few FTF/FTE post break in period. But that was enough to sell them off.


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[Grendal]

P9, k9, mp9, amd mk9. I love them. Never had a fte or ftf. Very accurate.ths P seriez has better reviews from what I have read. The mp9, and soon to be the p9, aremy edc guns.

 

[beauxdog]

Got a PM-9 in my pocket right now.

Beauxdog

 

[Bay Mule 45]

Hate to make this my first post but I own a CW9 and CW45, I have owned 6 Kahrs and they have been totally reliable, accurate and very concealable. Like shooting the smoothest DA Smith and Wesson ever made.

I really enjoy them, I don't shoot any +P rated ammo in any of my Kahrs.

 

[rocko]

Love my K-40.

 

[Big H]

CW 45---CW9---many hundreds of rounds thru both---two FTF with CW45 because of cheap ammo.
IMO all firearms especially semi-autos function better after a "break in period" and all benefit from
regular cleaning.

 

[West]

I had a CW9. Great gun until I realized I don't care for single stacks that much.


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[lndsrvr]

I have a CW40. The only problem I ever had was when I assembled it wrong and it turned into a single shot. You have to be very careful when re-installing the slide lock to orient it correctly with the spring. Follow the owner's manual and Youtube videos and you'll be fine.

 

[patterbs]

I've got a P9 and live it my dad shot it and now he has one too.