May 1, 2012 · And then we have the new Kahr CM9, a little more than .380 ACP-sized pistol that carries 6+1 rounds of 9mm in a package small enough to unobtrusively conceal in a pocket holster or almost totally disappear tucked into an IWB rig aft of your hip.

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KAHR Arms is an American company making semi-automatic centerfire pistols for both concealed carry and broader home defense purposes. Their pistols for sale are chambered in .380 ACP, 9mm Luger, .40 S&W, and .45 ACP.

Introduced in 2011, the Kahr CM9 represents Kahr's value-oriented entry in the single-stack 9mm category, featuring a 3.1-inch barrel and 6+1 round capacity in a compact package measuring just 0.90 inches wide.

· Weight: Pistol 15.8 ounces, Magazine 1.9 ounces · Sights: Low profile, white bar-dot combat sights (tritium night sights optional) · Warranty: Limited Lifetime Finally is its carry ability and concealability. The P9 is very compact yet it still has a grip that you can get three fingers on.

Kahr Arms P9-2 Semi Automatic Pistol 3.6" Barrel 9mm 7 Round Magazine - Stainless Steel Slide - Black Polymer Frame - KP90S94N

The Kahr PM9 for sale is a high-performance 9mm with night sights ideal for concealed carry. Find the PM9 for a low price at Omaha Outdoors.

Building on the proven reliability of the subcompact K9, the Kahr MK9 reduced the size footprint even further, offering a 3” Lothar Walther polygonal rifled, match grade barrel, with a six round magazine capacity.

Sep 22, 2023 · Weight: Pistol 14 ounces, Magazine 1.9 ounces Grips: Textured polymer Sights: Drift adjustable, white bar-dot combat sights Finish: Black polymer frame, matte stainless steel slide Magazine: 1 - 6 rd flush floorplate Guide to Kahr Magazines Comparison: PM …

Jan 1, 2013 · Time goes by quickly. It has been many years now since Justin Moon debuted his first Kahr pistol, the K9. That first trim Kahr has spawned a long line of popular concealed carry sidearms. The K9 quickly proved that it was no dog.