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  • looking to sell my PM9 and PM40.. Need advice.

    Since, I will never do buisness with Kahr EVER again, I am looking to sell my PM9 and PM40. Both have night sights and have shot flawlessly. Both are like new, except for the PM40, which, Kahrs service manager screwed up the finish on the slide, and will not fix it right. Let me know what you think I should charge for both? I paid $750 OTD for each. Any ideas would be appreciated.

  • #2
    Don't you think you are over reacting? I hope your next gun is perfect.

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    • #3
      Probably start out at $600-$650 and see what happens, PM40 maybe a bit less but it just takes the right buyer.

      Want to swap sights before you sell the PM9?

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Ikeo74 View Post
        Don't you think you are over reacting? I hope your next gun is perfect.
        I have many perfect guns.. and the PM40 is no where near what it looked like when I bought it new! The damage was caused by Kahrs service manager... NOT me.

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        • #5
          I read your thread just today about your experience and while I agree it's total BS and an extreme annoyance, I hate to say it, but your already invested, if your PM9 is great and works how you want selling it at a loss just adds more salt to the wound.

          I am a firm believer of the vote with your wallet mentality, however, in this case you already paid, keep the PM9 and just enjoy it, never buy another Kahr again and tell your story to whom ever is interested, but again, if the gun fits the bill, your going to be hard pressed to find a better replacement if you were previously enjoying your PM9.

          I do not have my PM9 yet, I only have a deposit on it to be picked up next week at a local show when the dealer brings it down, and after reading all the crazy threads on here, it sure seems like a gamble at best, but hey, I know what I am getting involved in, I know the risks, support horror stories, backward springs, rolling issues, slide issues, broken strikers and on and on.

          But for me the PM9 on paper seems like a good choice and it gets the job done so it seems.

          Just enjoy what you have and dont let the experience put you off from the guns. You were enjoying them before this issue, why not "try" and enjoy them after.

          Cheers!

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          • #6
            $500 for both seems fair.....where do I send the money?

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            • #7
              Agreed ^^^ part the pm40 out on gunbroker or here and sell the pm9 outright... id say 475 for the pm40 and about 525-550 for the pm9 would be fair.
              Focus on your front sight..... The rest should be blurry!

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              • #8
                Thing is you can find the PM9 with out the NS for about $550 pretty easily and in the low $600 range with NS.

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                • #9
                  Gunbroker has several for sale, I'd find one that matches my pistol and go from there. Here is a PM9 search on GunBroker.com
                  http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/Sea...=3026&Items=50
                  Here are some PM40's from GunsAmerica:
                  http://www.gunsamerica.com/Search.htm?T=Kahr+PM40
                  Tom
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                  • #10
                    I am thinking $550 for the PM40 and $585 for the PM9 ?

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                    • #11
                      i must have overlooked why you want to sell your pm9. is it the all black model?

                      i get why you want to sell the 40, but you're selling the pm9 and it has performed flawlessly? if it's the "i'll show em" reason, i suppose that's good enough. if it isn't the gun for you......why not?

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by popgoestheweasel View Post
                        i must have overlooked why you want to sell your pm9. is it the all black model?

                        i get why you want to sell the 40, but you're selling the pm9 and it has performed flawlessly? if it's the "i'll show em" reason, i suppose that's good enough. if it isn't the gun for you......why not?
                        I just dont consider 9mm a good self defense round.

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by allglock View Post
                          I just dont consider 9mm a good self defense round.
                          Watch these lol:

                          http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wY_cJEDxxEI

                          http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNRqrJRq4T0

                          For a small little PM9 type situation, this is just about on par with marshmallows I guess, so at least you could cause a cavity

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                          • #14
                            I would still take the 40 over a 9.... JMO. I have seen real world situations of both.

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                            • #15
                              thow a fs thread up with them or put some pics of them up on here too
                              Focus on your front sight..... The rest should be blurry!

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