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·Unitl a few months ago I had not really looked at the Kahr Pistols. I had the chance to shoot an old E-9 and actually liked it. A short time later I had the opportunity to shoot the MK9 and then the MK40. Well to make a long story short I have two new handguns in the aresenal. They are both carried as back up or a quick trip to the shop and rob for smokes or something.
Tritium sights were added and a dab of skate board tape added to the front strap nothing else was tounched.
The triggers are long but very smooth and a nice crisp release for the shot. At about 20 feet one hole ragged groups are very easy. These two pistols are all steel and a bit heavier than the plastic counter parts but that extra weight really helps control the 9mm 124 grain +P and 155 grain golddots in the 40 cal.
Both pistols have functioned great with no failure to feeds or extraction problems.
has anyone else used these little pistols and what is your experience?
Tritium sights were added and a dab of skate board tape added to the front strap nothing else was tounched.
The triggers are long but very smooth and a nice crisp release for the shot. At about 20 feet one hole ragged groups are very easy. These two pistols are all steel and a bit heavier than the plastic counter parts but that extra weight really helps control the 9mm 124 grain +P and 155 grain golddots in the 40 cal.
Both pistols have functioned great with no failure to feeds or extraction problems.
has anyone else used these little pistols and what is your experience?