New Kahr owner, life long firearms enthusiast

[Dreams_of_Steel]

Greetings and best regards from Portland, OR! I am new to this forum and new to Kahr Arms as well, having only fired one (CW9) but I found that I love the trigger pull and ergonomics of the firearms. That being said, I am a steel frame guy. My latest carry pieces were (in order) Tisas 1911 5", Ruger SP101 3", Smith & Wesson 3913. I am going to pick up my brand new Kahr T9 today after work and I cannot express how excited I am to get it. I have read all of the posts and reviews I could find online, and after fondling a Kahr K9 at the last gun show here in Portland I was sold. I LOVE how the Kahr's feel in the hand, and as nice as the K9 is, I prefer a full size grip and longer barrel. as I said before, I have carried full size, heavy guns for a while now and it never bothers me. I like the weight of them actually, a good belt and holster make all the difference in the world. I was slightly put off by the lack of grips and accessories but it seems a shame to cover or replace those beautiful wood grips anyway. I will be doing a full write up, starting tonight (probably won't be posted tonight) once I get a picture log going and continuing as long as I own the gun. I was inspired by jocko's tag line about "over 32k rounds through his PM9" and I want to document my experiences with this rare and beautiful chunk of steel. Take care all, I look forward to getting to know you all and I want to thank you all for the knowledge I have acquired here already.

[cobrasjp]

I am officially envious! T9s are masterpieces and on my wish list for guns to buy in more bountiful times.

I'll be looking forward to your review.

[berettabone]

An excellent choice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Redstate]

Welcome to the Kahr Club. "You can't have just one." Looking forward to your write-up on the T9. The T Series sub-forum needs a bump anyways.

[muggsy]

I was a die hard steel frame guy until I started carrying my CM9. Now, not so much. There's a lot to be said for a steel frame gun, but damn things are heavy. Welcome aboard and enjoy the ride in your new Kahr.