View Full Version : Best/cheapest place for Kahr accessories?
Getwild2
08-30-2011, 06:47 PM
I picked up a CM9 today for a daily carry at the office gun, much more concealable than my Glock 30. I want to pickup an additional magazine w/finger rest for my weak-side pocket as well as a finger rest base plate for my stock mag. Being only a few hours into Kahr Arms ownership I'm wondering where the best/cheapest place to pickup accessories is.
TIA! :cool:
Seven rd mags are available....been trying to find cheap six rounds....everyone is out, or the po rice is barely discounted.
Means the cm9 is a hit
crazymailman
08-30-2011, 08:04 PM
Best prices I have found
http://www.ivanhoeoutlet.com/shop/index.php?action=item&id=75&prevaction=category&previd=13&prevstart=0
Getwild2
08-30-2011, 08:17 PM
Best prices I have found
http://www.ivanhoeoutlet.com/shop/index.php?action=item&id=75&prevaction=category&previd=13&prevstart=0
Wow, great resource! Thanks so much, I'll be ordering from Ivanhoe for sure!
JFootin
08-30-2011, 08:20 PM
+1 on Ivanhoe. IMHO, forget the finger rest. It detracts from the concealability of the gun and you don't need it for gripping the gun—the two finger grip is very firm and it is comfortable just to curl your little finger under the mag. Or, just put the finger rest on your spare mag.
bonjorno2
08-30-2011, 08:25 PM
buds usually has them, cheaperthandirt does have them most of the time but shipping is a arm and a leg.
Getwild2
08-30-2011, 08:30 PM
+1 on Ivanhoe. IMHO, forget the finger rest. It detracts from the concealability of the gun and you don't need it for gripping the gun—the two finger grip is very firm and it is comfortable just to curl your little finger under the mag. Or, just put the finger rest on your spare mag.
Good to know! I am not always a huge fan of finger rests but thought with the small form factor of the CM9 they might be a help. I already ordered 2 from Pearce, they were only $20 so if I don't end up liking them I'm not out much.
I am using the same logic for the 6-RD mags versus the 7-RD'ers, the shorter the grip/mag, the more concealable. I always carry a spare in my weak-side pocket so 13 rounds will have to do.
buds usually has them, cheaperthandirt does have them most of the time but shipping is a arm and a leg.
I agree, I checked out cheaperthandirt and shipping was $13! Insane, forget it.
RichmondR
08-30-2011, 09:11 PM
Just ordered 2 6rd 9mm mags from Ivanhoeoutlet for my CM9 on Sunday ... got a shipping confirmation today (Tuesday).
BTW, $5 shipping and no sales tax.
three 6rd pm mags on their way! good price too.... thanks!
Brad737
08-30-2011, 10:26 PM
In my experience with my PM9, I have feeding issues with the 7 round mags. I only carry the 6 rounders. I just picked up my CM9 today, and haven't fired it yet, so I can't say if that's the case with this gun.
Good luck,
Brad
Getwild2
08-31-2011, 09:10 AM
Thanks guys, I ordered from Ivanhoe. I also haven't fired my CM9 yet, can't wait to do so.
I also ordered a holster from Tom at TheisHolsters.com. It'll be my first from Tom, I am excited for an alternative to Crossbreed, 5 days versus 4-6 weeks is incredible. The price difference is nice too, though I would always pay more for a faster turnaround, in this case I'm actually paying less.
Brad737
08-31-2011, 09:16 AM
I have Crossbreed Supertucks for my Glock 30 and HK USP Compact. And I just got a Theiss for my SIG P226. The Theiss uses a thinner leather, but the quality of the holster is still very nice. It's comfortable and holds the gun well. I think it's possible the Crossbreed might last a bit longer, due to the thicker leather, but that's solely a guess. In the meantime, my Theiss is holding up well.
JohnInFlorida
08-31-2011, 09:20 AM
And in another example of what makes the world go round, I must disagree with JFootin re: the pinky extension. I find it makes a BIG difference in the shootability of the pistol (my PM9) and NO difference in the concealability (for AIWB carry), although, I admit the extensions could be problematic for pocket carry. IMO, YMMV, of course.
I found the pinky extensions and the extra mags at thegunsource.com at a good price. I got an extra 6rd mag and 2 pinky extensions for less than the Kahr stores cost of the mag alone. (they've increased their flat rate shipping from $2.99 to $5.99 since the last time I ordered from them, so maybe not as good a deal anymore).
Brad737
08-31-2011, 09:22 AM
I'm with John. LOVE the pinky extensions!
http://i94.photobucket.com/albums/l111/bradspence/Kahrs.jpg
Getwild2
08-31-2011, 09:46 AM
I'm with John. LOVE the pinky extensions!
http://i94.photobucket.com/albums/l111/bradspence/Kahrs.jpg
Hey Brad, are these the Pearce extensions? I ordered 2 of them since my carry method will be all IWB. I have them on my M&P 9c and 40c since those are also only ever carried IWB.
Bill K
08-31-2011, 09:51 AM
I'm one of the few that had issues with the 7 round mag that cane with my PM9. Kahr was nice enough to allow an exchange for a six rounder.
My preference in carry guns is for a short grip which means a two finger hold grip pinky under. A finger extension works nicely on my P3AT because without on the grip allows for only a finger and a half grip. PM9 and Glock 26 are perfect 2 finger grip pistols so no extensions of any kind.
Brad737
08-31-2011, 10:29 AM
Yes, they're the Pearce extensions. My hands aren't huge, but the Kahrs are so small, I need a little help getting a good grip. I carry fairly hot loads, so I need all the help I can get. I normally carry IWB in a Silent Thunder. But I also pocket carry, depending on what I'm wearing. I don't find the extensions make a huge difference in concealability since the pistols are so tiny.
Hey Brad, are these the Pearce extensions? I ordered 2 of them since my carry method will be all IWB. I have them on my M&P 9c and 40c since those are also only ever carried IWB.
jeffe007
09-03-2011, 05:52 AM
I just sent a cracked 6rd mag bk to Kahr and pick'd up a 7rd (stupid me!). I did have feed issues for rounds 1 & 2. Now tho not so much with pow'r ball. Still the 7 Rd mag defeats purpose of gun. But!! I have noticed bow much stronger 7rd mag spring is. Way too strong n' hard to load! Now I've got a solution.
B4 I sent the 6rounder bk swapped the 7rd spring for the 6 and wow! What a nice difference. It made the 7rd mag so easy to load and there were NO feed issues at all! So, now I wonder why they use such a ridiculously long mag spring for the 7rd nag when it seems that the 6 Rd spring is perfect? And it seemed to load with less feed issues.
Oh, and the 6rd mag that's broke had NO feed probs-none! I could sling shot load the gun (CM9) w/ no probs. I culd also do a slow feed sling shot. Why a mag change stopped that until I changed to pow'r ball ammo? I dunno! My guess is thy Kahr thinks they need super strong mag springs for whatever reason and I do t think their necessary. But what do I know?
JimBianchi
09-03-2011, 10:34 AM
I also am pro-pinky extension. My MK9 shoots better for me with it. (I've had it for 5yrs, 4K rounds) I pocket carry all the time without issues. Still conceals better than any gun I've carried in 30 years.
As too 7rd mags. Range only for me. I had them Fail to Feed in a pistol class. Under stress, I gripped the gun so hard my bottom two fingers would pull the mag out of alignment. Thank God I figured this out before my life depended on it.
The 6rd mags with pinky extension have always run perfectly. I have three of them for the MK9. I use the 7rd mags in my K9 with no issues all the time. 8rd mags are so ugly I only use them at the range. Guess I need a T9 also!
wyntrout
09-03-2011, 11:08 AM
I'm antsy about collecting my P40(?ninekahrs? magna-ported one) this afternoon., and one of the first things I want to do is make sure I have at least one magazine equipped with the metal base so it's easier to CCW. The 9mm bases are interchangeable and I'm sure I have an extra one of those.
If you ever want to buy the metal ones at Kahr, it's a pain to find... they've really overcomplicated that site... but the set... base plate AND the lock plate can be found for $15 or so... cheaper than $8.80 per piece. That site drives me nuts, because I know what they have, but I can't find anything anymore!
Woohoo! My four .40 mags from Ivanhoe just arrived... K720G's new in the Kahr packages at $24.95 each and $5 shipping! USPS priority, even. Now if I can just connect with my "new" gun soon. These are for reloads and range use.
Wyn:D
Kudos to Ivanhoe.
Order placed late on 30th (online, after hours at night), arrived 3rd. So they got the order Thursday, I got it Saturday. Thats not bad! And, all as advertised, in Kahr retail packaging.
GCT00427
09-03-2011, 07:24 PM
I also had a very good experience with Ivanhoe. Everything as promised at a good price and very reasonable shipping.
Regards,
Chuck
JFootin
09-03-2011, 09:53 PM
Best/cheapest place for Kahr accessories? Right here:
http://kahrtalk.com/showthread.php?t=8306
wyntrout
09-04-2011, 12:33 AM
Wouldn't you know it... my FFL dealer took off or off early Saturday, so I probably won't see my P40 until Late Tuesday or Wednesday, if FedEx doesn't try to deliver it Tuesday.:(<<sigh>>
I did play with my K720G .40S&W mags. I took one apart and the spring is over twice the length of the tube... and was backwards... free end to the rear. I checked all four and they were the same.
I compared them to my Kahr 9mm mags and they even fit the K9... just a tiny bit tighter... not free falling, but seem to function. All of the bases are interchangeable between the 9mm and the .40S&W, so I can use the metal base/locks for the P40. There's about 1/8th inch protrusion, but that's less than the "flush-fitting" polymer bases and should aid in concealability.
I was going to order a metal base kit from Kahr, but I don't need to. I have 3 of the 6-shot 9mm and only use one in the PM9 for CCW. My spares/reloads are extended grip capacity 7 or 8 rounds.
Wynn:)
Nocturnal_Emissions
02-06-2012, 12:59 PM
Ivanhoe is currently out of 6 rounders, but I got about the same deal from grabagun for $27 per mag and $6 shipping. thought I'd share.:hungry:
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