First Kahr, questions

[nimdabew]

So, a little about my gun: it is a stock Kahr MK9

Now that I am holding the pistol, etc, I am noticing that the sharp edges are annoying the hell out of my middle finger. I have psoriasis so any kind of rub or rough spot annoys the hell out of my skin (constant annoyance). I was wondering if there was any way to easily get rid of the sharp edge of the frame while not significantly changing the look of the gun. I plan to carry the gun almost daily so not having an irritation every time I pick the gun up would be nice. I have sharpening stones for my knife that I can take to the edge, but I just bought the gun and the frame is an expensive piece of the puzzle.

Worse comes to worse, I will get someone to make a custom set of grips that will blend the edge in with the grips so there is no gap that will rub on my finger.



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[jocko]

trty slipping any inner tube over the grip portion. Might not look purdy but it will feel alot better..

[burdicda]

Try a houge handall jr if you are talking about the grip
Try looking into a process called "melting" if you are talking about the rest of the gun....it is an extreme buffing that rounds off sharp corners...]\

[nimdabew]

Try looking into a process called "melting" if you are talking about the rest of the gun....it is an extreme buffing that rounds off sharp corners...]\

I think this just might be the ticket.

[jocko]

let sopme very experiended to the melt job, once the metal is off, u can't go backwards. I think the handball grip seems to cover ur issues and no one is messing withh your gun either.t my 21 cents.

[b4uqzme]

You know, when I installed the thicker wood grips, I got a little relief around the trigger guard, mag release and slide lever. Might make a difference for you. Just thinkin' out of the box. They do increase the grip size though...