Kahr Arms PM9 6+1/7+1 9mm 3" - 7+1 Rounds | 3" Barrel | Polymer Grips | Stainless/Silver | 3-Dot Sights

I’m extremely pleased with the Kahr PM9. It actually exceeds my expectations. It broke in very well, using inexpensive ammo, and hollow. Not one failure through 250 rounds. Mostly I used Winchester white box (100 count) with “flat” tips, expecting those to jam up. They fired as well as my personal defense ammo, saving me money. The transaction with Buds was quick and smooth.

Excellent little carry gun. Love the double action trigger. Light weight and great shooter!

Great pistol for every day carry. Small footprint and very accurate

Totally reliable and a accurate. I like the extended mag that it comes with because it allows for a three finger grip for me as I have large hands.

I love this pistol! Great for CCW. I put over 200 rounds through it so far without one hiccup, both ball and hollow point ammo. Absolutely flawless. The trigger is great for a carry gun. I have an MK40 I got in 2000 and have never been disappointed with Kahr pistols. Buds had a great price on this pistol so I had to have one. I pocket carry with an El Paso Saddlery pocketmax horsehide holster. The gun fully loaed with 124gr Gold Dots weighs 19.5 oz so it works great for pocket carry. Great gun at a great price. Very happy with this purchase. Buds was great as always. EXCELLENT!

I ordered the PM9 on Sunday and it arrived at my LGS on Wednesday...no complaints there. I gave it a cursory look before I took it home and it appeared fine [lesson learned]. However, upon closer examination after arriving home I found that the polymer grip frame was not well finished. The front of it had a long string of polymer scraped off of it that was still hanging from one corner...yeah, I missed it. The polymer rails were rough and the rear end of the the grip frame was unfinished, ragged, and thin when compared to my buddy's PM9. Finally, the polymer at the outside of rear end of the grip frame was not flush with the slide, leaving a ledge of about 16th of an inch on the left side only. Unfortunately, the grip frame on my CW380 is better finished than my PM9. I have contacted Kahr and sent pictures; am currently awaiting their response. This is only one story, so it may not be indicative of the company as a whole, but I am very disappointed in the QC on what is supposed to be a premium product.

A great value on a sub-compact 9MM semi automatic. Fit and finish could be better but not for the money. Took it to the range and it shot 200 rounds with NO malfunctions of any kind. Very long trigger pull but no stacking at all. Smooth all the way.

First day out ran 100 rounds through it with no malfunctions. It really liked the way it felt in my hand and it shot very accurate from the first round to the last. I am very happy with this pistol.

When the PM9 I ordered came into my FFL, I gave it a full inspection prior to accepting the transfer - good thing too. What I found after removing the copious amount of oil, was a scratched slide, heavy tool marks on the breech and a polymer frame that was chewed up by either rough handling at the factory, improper fit, or poor finishing (or a combination of the three). I also noticed that the recoil spring was simply snipped off at the last coil and not finished well. The inside of the pistol was covered with polymer shavings that seemed to multiply each time I racked the slide, not to mention leaving shredded polymer strings hanging off the frame. Needless to say, I refused the transfer and contacted Bud's right away. This is my first experience with Kahr and will be my last. Very poor quality control and the worst looking (condition wise) NEW pistol I think I have ever seen. Thanks to Bud's for a relatively pain-free return process thus-far. Was hoping my new Kahr would fill a particular carry niche for me. Instead the new Kahr turned out to be a lemon. I can't speak to all of them, but this one was a disaster.

I had my eye on the PM9 for quite some time. Bud's had a smoking price, so I finally placed my order. I have no regrets whatsoever. I have found most of the chatter on the internet about this gun is true... the fit is tight right out of the box, the sights are easy to pick up, and the trigger is extremely good for this type of firearm. Overall, it has a superb finish inside and out, including the mags. This thing is tiny! I can't get over just how small it is. It is slightly larger than some pocket .380s, but with all the benefits of stepping up to a 9mm. I fired 200 rounds of various ammo the first timeI took it to the range. I did not have a single failure of any kind. Accuracy was surprisingly good for such a small pistol and recoil wasn't too bad at all. This thing is comfortable in the pocket and practically disappears IWB. What else can I say? If you already like some of the other single stack 9mm pistols in this class, then you will probably love the Kahr PM9.