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

My favorite pocket pistol! Pants, shorts, jackets and even some shirt chest pockets. In a Desantis Nemesis holster she rides secure and ready. And well concealed. The only mark against it is it's LONG trigger pull. But with practice one gets used to it.

Just recently got my new PM9 with CT laser sights (PM9093L) out to the range for the 200 round break-in period. I was already a huge fan of Crimson Trace, and all my carry guns have CT lasers, and now I am a huge fan of the PM9, too. Ran 225 rounds through using all three mags. Used 5 different brands/types of ammo with no misfeeds or problems at all. From the first shot this gun was remarkably accurate no matter what was in it. After some slight laser adjustment, I was able to blow out the center of one target after the next at 25 feet. That's saying something for a new gun in my hands. Recoil is stout, but manageable. Easily concealed in a large pocket if you choose to carry that way. So far, a great gun and the lasers are great, too.

Just finished putting the first 200 rounds (FMJ Federal and Winchester) Not one failure. Very satisfied with the PM9 and the great communication from Bud's in the purchase process.

This PM9 has so far been flawless. It's the perfect size for pocket carry for a 9mm, and it's easy to shoot well at the range. Recoil is minimal with 115 gr. practice ammo, and only a little more with 147gr. defensive ammo. The fit and finish of the gun is superb. The laser adds a lot to the accuracy when using a low, close retention hold, and it allows for fast target acquisition with any stance. Bud's price was unbeatable considering that it came with a Crimson Trace laser in the package. No place else even came close.

I bought this pistol for my wife a month ago. Overall, she really likes it. The kick is light to moderate, and does not bother her wrists (which are weak due to fibromyalgea). At the beginning of the 200 round break-in period, the first bullet in the clip would jam, but now that she has put 100 rounds through, the magazine is loading flawlessly. The mechanism (slide, receiver, etc.) was unusually tight at the beginning and had to be generously oiled by our FFL prior to use. To potential buyers: take the 200-round break-in requirement seriously. It loosens up the pistol while acquainting the owner with the feel of the gun. We also have the Crimson Trace which came with the gun, but was not installed. (it appears to be easy to install, though.) We plan to put the CT on after break-in. Overall, this is a sweet little gun and my wife really likes it.

Purchased the Kahr PM9093L from BGS and have fired 200 rounds at my local range to break in. Did not have any malfunctions or miss-feeds with either magazine (100 rounds each). Had to adjust the laser sight once to correct pistol shooting low and to the right, but even before the adjustment, was still in the silhouette on the target. Only issue is with the breakdown of the weapon for cleaning, I found difficultly in removing and inserting the slide stop due to the tight (new) striker block spring. Hope that it will be less of a hassle in the future.