Disturbing Deliberation Dilemma or Do I Want a Kahr?

[rwb1500]

Do I really want a Kahr? I'm looking for something to bridge the gap between a Glock 27 and a Kel Tec P32. I've been looking at a Kahr CW9, mostly because of the price point. I've also had my eye on a used Sig P239. I know it's larger than the Glock, but a bit thinner, and that's what I'm.looking for.

Any thoughts or suggestions?

[oblivionboyj]

I have a CW40, and I love it.

[Crazee]

Kahr's are a bit out of my price range but I shot a Pm45 and was very impressed.. It was very small and light but my group was half the size of what I can do with my 9mm.. I doubt I would ever buy one in 9mm because there are so many other good guns for less money.. But if I ever came into a windfall I would be picking up the PM45..

[rwb1500]

Kahr's are a bit out of my price range but I shot a Pm45 and was very impressed.. It was very small and light but my group was half the size of what I can do with my 9mm.. I doubt I would ever buy one in 9mm because there are so many other good guns for less money.. But if I ever came into a windfall I would be picking up the PM45..

The CW series are the Kahrs for the budget minded. Buds Gunshop.com has CW9s for $369. My local guy can get them for s400. I figure I'll give him the cash if I decide on one.

[Crazee]

Yea that a good price... The retail is like $549..

[harold63]

I do not carry anymore, but if I did, this is a pistol (CW9) I would definitely look at. They are accurate and fun to shoot, they have a great, snappy, but very controllable feel, it feels good in my hand (average size hands), it is definitely concealable, and Kahr's customer service is top notch. I see what goes in to making some of their pistols and I'd swear I was looking at an Ed Brown or Wilson Combat being built. JMHO.

[rwb1500]

I do not carry anymore, but if I did, this is a pistol (CW9) I would definitely look at. They are accurate and fun to shoot, they have a great, snappy, but very controllable feel, it feels good in my hand (average size hands), it is definitely concealable, and Kahr's customer service is top notch. I see what goes in to making some of their pistols and I'd swear I was looking at an Ed Brown or Wilson Combat being built. JMHO.

Everybody seems to love them. I'm gonna go to Reddings Hardware tomorrow to see if they have anything used that tickles my fancy. If not I may just get the Kahr.

[brownman]

Do I really want a Kahr? I'm looking for something to bridge the gap between a Glock 27 and a Kel Tec P32. I've been looking at a Kahr CW9, mostly because of the price point. I've also had my eye on a used Sig P239. I know it's larger than the Glock, but a bit thinner, and that's what I'm.looking for.

Any thoughts or suggestions?

Kahr K9
Small, single stack, 9mm, 7+1, all metal, mmmmmmmm

Edit, Sorry if thats outta the budget. I saw small and Kahr and threw it out there. Probably $600-ish

[rwb1500]

Kahr K9
Small, single stack, 9mm, 7+1, all metal, mmmmmmmm

Edit, Sorry if thats outta the budget. I saw small and Kahr and threw it out there. Probably $600-ish

Definitely thought about it. The T9 as well. I may end up going polymer just because it's cheaper.

[Mity2]

Kahr K9
Small, single stack, 9mm, 7+1, all metal, mmmmmmmm

Edit, Sorry if thats outta the budget. I saw small and Kahr and threw it out there. Probably $600-ish

my suggestion as well.

K-9 is one of those gun that is truely an over engineered master piece.
I love mine - for its accuracy, dependability, and concealability.
You will not be sorry.

I have K-9, and I loved it so much, I bought T-9 as well.
These two guns may be on expensive side(my K9 retails for $855, and T-9 retails for $968 - and took a while to find one), but its worth EVERY penny of it