Kahr T9?

Member 34319 · Oct 15, 2018

Anyone have a Kahr T series?

How is it, pros? Cons?

Looking to get some information on this guy, boy a lot out there.

Member 34319 · Oct 15, 2018

Anyone?

I'm really digging this pistol.

11Charlie · Oct 15, 2018

I don't know anything about it. But it looks nice. Would love to see reviews from members on it.

spookshack · Oct 19, 2018

Out of all the Kahr's I've seen and handled over the years, this one is the one I always gravitate back to.

I've been hesitant to get a Kahr because you are supposed to use the slide lock as a release vs chambering with your support hand. As a lefty, it would seem to me that it would be problematic to try and drop the slide with my trigger finger....hmm

kmk1012 · Oct 22, 2018

No experience with the T9 but, my new (less than two weeks old) PM40 just got back from the factory for repairs. I love the gun and don't fault the gun, the takedown is funky-not like I've dealt with before and I bubblegummed it up on reassembly. They responded quickly and paid both ways. It was gone a total of ten days! The gun was 100% reliable before and after. I have nothing but good things to say about the company and products. It's me who was lacking and they fixed my screwup!

billdeserthills · Oct 22, 2018

The T-9 is an older model gun, the disadvantages include it's fairly heavy weight as well as it's overall large size. Lets not forget the single stack, low capacity magazine too. I will say it is a very well-made gun, but it weighs more than a polymer double-stack higher capacity gun does. Kahr also made a TP-9, which is the same size gun in polymer

Member 34319 · Oct 22, 2018

That's kind of why I'm drawn to it. It is all stainless.

I've been looking to get ahold of an all steel 9mm. To take a break from my usual Glocks.

I'm not truly a fan of the 1911. I'm not truly a fan of the M9. I'm not a big fan of Sigs. So I'm running out of all metal 9mms.

Just want something nice, and different.

I would love to get a hands on with this pistol before jumping into bed with it though. So I'm unlikely going to buy it just to try it.

taroman · Nov 2, 2018

I have one.
As said above, it's a beautifully crafted stainless work of art.
Its smooth DAO trigger reminds me of a fine revolver.
It's an acquired taste, definitely not for everyone, however.

Patrickffbritt · Nov 18, 2018

Just sold a k9, but I had the tp45 and currently have 3 p380.
T9 is probably great but my dog p225a1 is very similar as far as size, and capacity, but more accurate

Patrickffbritt · Nov 18, 2018

I just saw your t9 for under $600 on gundeals.com

daved20319 · Nov 18, 2018

Reno911 said:
That's kind of why I'm drawn to it. It is all stainless.

I've been looking to get ahold of an all steel 9mm. To take a break from my usual Glocks.

I'm not truly a fan of the 1911. I'm not truly a fan of the M9. I'm not a big fan of Sigs. So I'm running out of all metal 9mms.

Just want something nice, and different.

I would love to get a hands on with this pistol before jumping into bed with it though. So I'm unlikely going to buy it just to try it.

If you're looking for an all steel 9 mm, CZ has lots of options. You can go full bling with one of the high polished models, or pure workhorse with the 75B. Safety or decocker, some can be either, DA/SA or SAO, full size or compact, like I said, lots of choices. And if you include the clones and near-clones, then you'll probably succumb to a terminal case of smorgasbord starvation

. Later.

Dave