Capacity is always a factor - and I did NOT notice any weight difference when shooting.ДЄny questions from PM9 owners (ahem, ) let me know. In fact, there's no reason to buy one now, if you compare the two side by side. IF I sold the Kahr, or didn't have one, I'd buy the P365 in a heartbeat. Would I buy a P365? You bet - if I didn't already have the Kahr вЂ¦ I'm looking at retirement and culling the herd one day. The feel the same, act the same - I just could see the Kahr sights a little better. I think I want the Black Diamond coat also.

The slide was very tight and I had trouble releasing the slide. I have dry fired one, trigger is not as long a pull as a lot of other guns I have tried. The takeaway, at least for me - for one trip - was that the guns are practically identical, except for capacity. Choose between our Obsidian line, with the ultra-tactical black Kydex on a black leather backing or totally customize your holster to match your personality. I have been looking into the Kahr Pm9, mk9 and saw all the models last week at the gun shop.

Neither experienced any malfs of any kind, and I was using a variety of 6-, 7- and one 8-round magazines. That means it points well or instinctively, at least for him.ДЄfter, hm, three boxes of mixed 9mm (Federal brass, WWB brass and Win steelcase), I found I got more hits with the Kahr, which is of course natural: I've owned it and shot it for years. Kahr Magazine: 40 S&W: All 40 Models Except TP40/T40 7rd Capacity W/Grip Extension - K720G. Cousin has to grow into his new gun, but kept getting hits on the plates with his first shot, which I find significant.

Kahr mk9 vs pm9