Well, two things. #1, Kahr is owned by the Moonies,
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Well, two things. #1, Kahr is owned by the Moonies,
I'll be calling them Monday morning, if they're selling new PM9's for $409.00, I'll be making a trip to beech grove monday.
That price is almost unbelievable. If it's the PM9 for $409, buy it now!
I don't know if you "have" to break in any gun. I would recommend that any gun that you will bet your life on should have 200-300 rds thru it before it is relied on. I was issued my new G22 a couple of weeks ago. I took it upon myself to run 300 rds thru it with my TLR-1 attached to ensure there will be no hiccups. Guns are machines made by man and prone to failure. Make sure your new "lifeline" was built properly and free from defects is always good advice.Beaten, maybe, but truth, no? Since when do you have to "break in" a pistol for it to be reliable?
Whaaaaaa? Kahr has LE pricing? You think Russ is a Kahr dealer?I think you are talking about the CW9, which is a good pistol itself. I can't imagine a dealer selling new PM9s for $409. That's $150-$200 under retail. LE price is $515, you won't get much cheaper than that for a new one.
The CW9 has a full grip, instead of the 2 finger grip of the PM9. It also has a 3.5 inch barrel, vs. the 3 inch barrel on the PM9. I've owned both, and had no problems at all with either one. If I ever own another 9mm, it will be the CW9. Excellent size for IWB carry with shorts and a T shirt. The PM9 is more of a pocket or ankle gun.
I don't know if you "have" to break in any gun. I would recommend that any gun that you will bet your life on should have 200-300 rds thru it before it is relied on. I was issued my new G22 a couple of weeks ago. I took it upon myself to run 300 rds thru it with my TLR-1 attached to ensure there will be no hiccups. Guns are machines made by man and prone to failure. Make sure your new "lifeline" was built properly and free from defects is always good advice.
Maybe I should wait until you buy one and sell it me.Don't know about Russ, but Bud's has LE pricing on them. Still pretty salty, though.....
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I won't address the company of Kahr, that's been discussed. I purchased a PM9 yesterday with the blackend SST slide. Of ourse I cleaned it first and then put 250 rounds throught it today. No FTx at all. I was impressed with the machining of the entire gun. I've desinged mechanical equipment and worked in machine shops and the PM9 has smooth solid parts. I'd bet my life on this weapon.
I would agree with you assessment.
I went ahead and cleaned mine today. The gun is very solid.
Any tips for removing the slide stop pin? I'm still working on how to hold the gun and push the pin out from the right side.
As a point of reference for anyone looking to buy a pm9, BGF sells these new for $409. I have also considered buying one of these.
I was at BGF yesterday (Sat). Someone came in asking about the PM9. They didn't have any and looked it up and quoted the guy $600 and something.
Braggart!!!
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