Cm9

[cgarcop]

Coming in march 2011

http://gunsforsale.com/ghg/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/Kahr_CM9_04.jpg

[cgarcop]

Didnt realize this is old news and trying to delete

[mr surveyor]

why delete it?

Can't have too many reminders of good things to come:D

[Bawanna]

why delete it?

Can't have too many reminders of good things to come:D

I agree. If you want it deleted I can do that but no harm in leaving it. I'm anxious to see one.

[aray]

I want one too, for my wife's purse.

[mr surveyor]

I would trade my wife's purse for one too

[jlottmc]

I'll trade my wife for a CM40/45.

[cgarcop]

I had a hard time choosing between the MK9 and PM9. Went with the MK9 but with this being more affordable I may have to dive back into the market.
Damn you kahr !!!!!

[cgarcop]

From another board:

The new line begins with the Kahr CM9093, which is based on Kahr’s most popular 3″ barrel 9mm model the PM9093.

The CM9093 will start shipping to wholesalers and dealers in March 2011.

The CM Series takes the value priced features from Kahr’s CW series (3.6″ barrel 9mm, .40 S&W and .45 ACP models) and incorporates these features into a smaller 3″ barrel package. The CM9093 has the same external dimensions as the PM9093, which make it ideal for concealed carry by licensed civilians and law enforcement personnel.

The CM9093 is chambered in a 9 x 19 caliber, has a 3.0″ barrel and an overall length of 5.3″, with a height of 4.0″. The pistol weighs in at 14 ounces plus 1.9 ounces for the 6 rd stainless steel magazine. Differences between the CM models and PM models include: the CM9093 has a conventional rifled barrel instead of the match grade polygonal barrel on Kahr’s PM series; the CM slide stop lever is MIM (metal-injection-molded) instead of machined; the CM series slide has fewer machining operations and uses simple engraved markings instead of roll marking; and finally, the CM series are shipped with one magazine instead of two magazines.

Kahr’s seven patents are incorporated into the CM9093 resulting in benefits not available in other compact semi-autos on the market today. The black polymer frame features patented 4140 steel inserts molded into the frame in the front and back for added rigidity and strength, which can withstand firing thousands of rounds. Kahr’s incomparable cocking cam trigger system employs a patented cam to both unlock the firing pin block (passive safety), and complete cocking and releasing of the firing pin. The system provides a “safe-cam action” and unbelievably smooth double action only trigger stroke, fast to fire in critical defensive situations. Many lower cost compact semi-autos on the market today do not have firing pin blocks in their design.

Kahr’s two patents covering the offset recoil lug and the trigger bar attachment allow Kahr’s barrel to fit lower in the frame, and since there is no hammer, the shooter’s hand is further up the grip resulting in less felt recoil and quick follow-up shots. The CM9093 does not have a magazine disconnect, nor does it have double-strike capability. The CM9 boasts real sights, which are drift adjustable in the rear and a pinned-in polymer front sight featuring a white bar-dot configuration. Finally, the slide does lock back after firing the last round – another feature missing on a number of lower cost compact semi-auto pistols.

The CM9 slide is only .90 inch wide and is machined from solid 416 stainless steel with a matte finish. Each gun is shipped with one 6 rd stainless steel magazine with a flush baseplate. Magazines are made in the USA, plasma welded, tumbled to remove burrs and feature Wolff Gunsprings. The magazine catch in the polymer frame is all metal and will not wear out on the stainless steel magazine after many uses.

Kahr offers the CM series at a great value price, but did not compromise on the features, accuracy or reliability found in all Kahr pistols. MSRP for the Kahr CM9 is $565.

[jocko]

cool, nice write up by kahr...

[Bawanna]

cool, nice write up by kahr...

Jocko, does your priest know you hang our here on the sabbath. I know you pretty much run all your activities by him before you do anything. If he said it's ok, I'll feel alot better and remove it from my next confession list.

I hope its ok, one less thing you know. List is long enough as it is.

[jocko]

yes, he approves of this forum. and unbelievably he thinks your a pretty cool guy, so I have since dropped out of that religion,..

[Bawanna]

yes, he approves of this forum. and unbelievably he thinks your a pretty cool guy, so I have since dropped out of that religion,..

Some sound logic in that. Very wise.

[Jeremiah/Az]

I don't know why, but it just feels like I need, no want, a CM9 to go with my PM9. Maybe one on each hip! LOL

Will the PM9 mags fit the CM9?

[Bawanna]

I don't know why, but it just feels like I need, no want, a CM9 to go with my PM9. Maybe one on each hip! LOL

Will the PM9 mags fit the CM9?

I'm with ya boo boo. I'm not even a 9 fan but I'm feeling a want. Only a guess but I'm thinking the PM9 mags will work just fine. No way to know for sure but it would be silly if they didn't.
Course momma says silly is what silly does.

[jocko]

qupte:Will the PM9 mags fit the CM9


yes they will , there is no change in the mags...

[Colt41]

I wonder why they're still using the 14oz figure for the weight? My new beveled slide PM9 weighs 15.1oz and this seems to feature the same beveled design. Possibly an error on Kahr's part I suppose.

The price seems good. I'm guessing we could possibly see these dip into the low 4's / high 3's eventually.

[jocko]

colt41 I doubt if they even weighed the new models, let alone will make any wording changes Hell if you look at their newly UPGRADED webb site, it stills shows the PM9 in every photo witht he old style slide on it. Makes no sense????? It sur en hell is not going to be the gun you get when you open the box up...