The three-dot tritium night sights on the test firearm make for a simple sighting system that many shooters are familiar with and the tritium sights work well in the dark. However, extended magazines are also available. This, combined with a comfortable grip angle and checkering on the front and back of the grip, are what make the PM9 relatively controllable. Shooting a slim-frame 9mm pistol is never pleasant because there’s very little material to absorb recoil, but what makes the Kahr PM9 manageable (more so than many of its micro-9mm competitors) is its exceptionally smooth double-action trigger pull. Manufacturers including Galco, Crossbreed and Garrett Industries all make holsters and magazine pouches for it specifically and for any carry style. There are actually a wide variety of holster accessories for it, too, which is an incentive to owning the Kahr PM9. And it’s also small enough for appendix carry or even pocket carry for those with larger pockets. You can tell just by looking at the numbers, 5.3-inches long, four-inches tall and 14 ounces in weight, that the PM9 is concealable, but it’s the slim frame that makes it comfortable and easy to hide.Īt 0.9-inches in width, the small gun hugs the body in an inside the waistband holster and doesn’t bulge out of a pocket or in an off-the-body carry item such as a holster purse or day planner. But couple the compact design with the popular 9mm cartridge and it’ll exemplify what a carry gun should be: concealable, manageable, and reliable-or the Kahr PM9.
KAHR MK9 SPECS SERIES
Kahr designed the Polymer Micro series for one thing: concealed carry.
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