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Hi everyone. I have been a longtime admirer of Kahr handguns. I am quite ashamed to say that 5+ years ago I happened to purchase a used K9 pistol that I foolishly let slip from my ownership. It was a great pistol, functioned perfectly and shot to point of aim right out of the box. I have regretted letting it go ever since. My local pawn shop has 3 used polymer framed Kahrs that I have been looking at, but I just can't get the steel framed K9 that I had out of my mind. I am currently devouring everything I can from this forum trying to decide what to try to buy. I really love the heft and looks of the K series pistols but they command a premium price. I will just continue to study the forum for the time being until I find the right Kahr at the right price. This looks like a very informative forum!
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A fella with 1911 as a last name can't be all bad.
The K and MK are sweet and the Flagship of the Kahr line. I too love the looks and the heft doesn't bother me none.
I carry a Polymer PM45 (in addition to my 1911 of course) but if they made a K45 tomorrow, I'd have me one on Wednesday.
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Dietrich: For a fat girl you sure don't sweat much.
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Welcome Will1911
Just remember, good things come to those who wait.
By the way do you have a 1911?Comment
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Howdy from Texas!Comment
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Welcome from Kentucky! The K9 is truly a sweet firearm. Although the polymer ones are too. I don't think you could go wrong with any Kahr... lolKahr MK9, Kahr CW9, Kahr P380, Kel-Tec P-3AT, Glock 17, Remington RM380, Sarsilmaz B6PC
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