Pm9

[glock19er]

Shot my new PM9 yesterday since getting it from Gander Mountains close out sale. Picked it up for 425.00 out the door. Was only able to put 50 rounds of WWB through it and it performed flawlessly. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20170812/f0d12359db0980d4283c48ad9bb8453d.jpg

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[gb6491]

Congrats on the new gat! :)
Regards,
Greg

[JMag]

Congrats. The little Kahrs are perfect for CCW.


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[kenemoore]

I admit it, I'm a gun snob. I much prefer the P series of Kahr firearms, never a hitch.
I'm sure yours will serve you well.

[glock19er]

The only thing I hate about this gun is loading the magazines! Base plate digs into my hand with them sharp corners.

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[vmr357]

Just like mine. Congrats. Great little gun. The Talon grips do help as do the Pearce grip extensions.

[SmokyT]

Congrats on your new acquisition. PM9 is one of my favorite carry pistols.

[KCAutoBob]

My two CCW pistols are the PM9 and the S&W Shields, one in 9mm and one .40S&W (ported). Two? Okay, three, but the Shields are both exactly the same size, so really sorta one, ah, two, ok? Since I've acquired the Shields, I probably carry them more, somewhat interchangeably. But, and that's a pretty good sized 'but' for such a small pistol ---when I want the best concealability possible, I go with the Kahr PM9. I haven't found anything more practical, especially in summertime. I got big long fingers, and the PM9 shoots good, shoots reliably, and actually when I take the time to really concentrate on grip and trigger, it's accurate beyond it's size. Some time back there were complaints about the extended 9-7 magazines, but the two which I finally broke down and bought, they work fine with no problems. For me, it's not so much about the extra round, it's the extra grip. I've been sort of infatuated with the Shields, but most recently I find myself back picking up the little Kahr again. Just can't beat it for ease of carry with the utmost concealment. Hey, I was given an ankle holster for a little S&W 642. I modified it to carry the PM9. It's the most reach-able carry option when I'm sitting in the car, driving, and its light weight means it's more stable when hung on my ankle, like at a gas station. Love it! And by the way, Glock19er, I save my fingers whenever possible with an UpLULA mag loader. Especially with new mags.
Best wishes to all. :Amflag2:

[glock19er]

I think I'm going to look into getting a ankle holster for the PM9 for when I'm at work. I usually carry a G26 but I'm grabbing the Kahr more and more often because it just so much lighter. It doesn't drag my shorts down.

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[Bills1873]

I suffer from old guy noassatall, and the pm9 is light enough that I don't need suspenders to keep my pants up. Great carry piece.

[kwh]

I like my Teltor Tactical T-fit ankle, holster
I think I'm going to look into getting a ankle holster for the PM9 for when I'm at work. I usually carry a G26 but I'm grabbing the Kahr more and more often because it just so much lighter. It doesn't drag my shorts down.

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[packinaglock]

Took my PM9 to the range yesterday for the first time in a few years. It performed flawlessly as it has since I bought it. The reason I put it away in the safe for so long is I was having rust issues. I live in Florida and we sweat year round. My mag spring and slide stop post that goes through the gun rusts on me. Its been a few years since i carried it but my question is " has Kahr or any aftermarket company made rust resistant parts for these yet? Id really like to carry this again but hate the rust issue. It even makes the mag button stick after about a week. I dont have this problem with any of my other pistols, even a cheap KelTec P3AT that I sometimes pocket carry doing yard work. I have heard theres been a fix for the rounds falling out of the mag in your pocket and thats a big plus.

[davec]

My CM9 did that until I smoothed the corners with a Dremel and some 600 grit. The feed lips can be a little rough too as I start getting towards 100 rounds.

[Islandcop]

I carry mostly in a pocket holster, found the rear edges too sharp on the mags. I used a Dremel and a sanding tube to ever so gently round out the sharp corner. All good. I would not use a grinding attachment . Good luck, safe holidays.
Islandcop

[jg rider]

The only thing I hate about this gun is loading the magazines! Base plate digs into my hand with them sharp corners.

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What I did as to modify some K9 base plates. They don't protrude down any further the the factory base plates

[DM123]

I go for the UpLula as well. saves a lot of time and strained fingers plus can be used on other rounds.

[Bobshouse]

I go for the UpLula as well. saves a lot of time and strained fingers plus can be used on other rounds.

The UpLula is the best invention since sliced bread.

[Ed M]

The UpLula is the best invention since sliced bread.

Totally agree.

FWIW, their 1911 adapter works GREAT for single stack magazines (380, 9mm, 40, and 45). No excess wiggle - lines up perfect.

[jg rider]

Totally agree.

FWIW, their 1911 adapter works GREAT for single stack magazines (380, 9mm, 40, and 45). No excess wiggle - lines up perfect.

There's an adapter for single stack ?

[Ed M]

There's an adapter for single stack ?

Yes. A little pricey, but you get 2 per pack. I have 2 Uplulas, so it worked for me....

https://www.amazon.com/Maglula-1911AI-Aligner-Insert-22UpLULA/dp/B00G4APX84/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1515155213&sr=8-2-fkmr0&keywords=Uplula+1911+adapter

[kenemoore]

I use mine on single stacks all the time without an adapter, mostly 1911 mags, never saw the need for an adapter.

[Bobshouse]

I don't use any adapter either. They are one of those companies that made something so well and strong there's no need to buy another. So they made "improvements" that you don't really need for additional income.

[bugs]

I bought a mag loader for my CM9 mags from Dillon Blue Press magazine; perfect for 9mm single stack mag; like a Glock mag loader and only $10.

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