P-Denny
10-21-2009, 09:58 AM
I recently bought a set of rubber decal grips from kahrshop.com for my PM9, and after putting them on, was unimpressed. The edges felt sharp, the texture was abrasive, and they didn't feel like they were going to stay put. Since they cost me eleven bucks though, I decided to try them for awhile. Now, a week later, they're staying put, and I "think" I like them! The sharpness & abrasiveness has pretty much disappeared, and they do give me a better grip on the gun. Does anybody else have a comment about them?
For anyone who buys a set, I have a couple thoughts. First, when cutting the bottom of the grips along the perforation to fit the PM9, I'd recommend also rounding the corners. I think I also had to cut mine almost 1/8" shorter in order for them to fit properly. You can just make sure they fit well, before tearing off the backing to apply them. Also, I have no use for the piece for the trigger guard. I applied it as shown in the instructions, but found it dug into the side of my top finger. Then I moved it forward and up the front of the trigger guard, but a few days later decided I like the gun better without it.
If you buy anything from kahrshop.com, I'd highly recommend buying the Kahr cap for $6 (that's what I was actually shopping for when I bought the grips). I expected something fairly cheap for $6, but it's an excellent quality cap that is holding its shape well.
(No, I don't have any affiliation with kahrshop.com!)
Denny
For anyone who buys a set, I have a couple thoughts. First, when cutting the bottom of the grips along the perforation to fit the PM9, I'd recommend also rounding the corners. I think I also had to cut mine almost 1/8" shorter in order for them to fit properly. You can just make sure they fit well, before tearing off the backing to apply them. Also, I have no use for the piece for the trigger guard. I applied it as shown in the instructions, but found it dug into the side of my top finger. Then I moved it forward and up the front of the trigger guard, but a few days later decided I like the gun better without it.
If you buy anything from kahrshop.com, I'd highly recommend buying the Kahr cap for $6 (that's what I was actually shopping for when I bought the grips). I expected something fairly cheap for $6, but it's an excellent quality cap that is holding its shape well.
(No, I don't have any affiliation with kahrshop.com!)
Denny