Kahr PM9 Review: "Ideal Carry Gun" by Nutnfancy

Published on August 1, 2008
Duration: 10:01

This guide details the 'staging' technique for the Kahr PM9's Double Action Only (DAO) trigger, as demonstrated by Nutnfancy. The technique involves pausing at the wall of the trigger pull to achieve better accuracy. It emphasizes proper grip and trigger manipulation for a cleaner shot break. This method is presented as a way to enhance precision with triggers that have a long take-up.

Quick Summary

The Kahr PM9 is an 'ideal carry gun' weighing 16 oz empty with a 3-inch barrel and 6+1 capacity. It requires a 200-round break-in period and features a DAO trigger that benefits from 'staging' for accuracy. Modifications like Decal Grips can improve handling.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Advocacy
  2. 01:45General Impressions and Background
  3. 03:10Caliber and Capacity
  4. 04:09Weight and Carry Philosophy
  5. 05:20Size and Form Factor
  6. 06:11Modifications and Ergonomics
  7. 07:27Sights and Barrel
  8. 08:09Trigger and Accuracy
  9. 09:02Reliability and Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key specifications of the Kahr PM9?

The Kahr PM9 features a 3-inch barrel, weighs 16 oz empty, and has a capacity of 6+1 rounds with a flush magazine or 7+1 with an extended one. It is chambered in 9mm.

What is the 'staging' technique for the Kahr PM9 trigger?

Trigger staging involves pressing the DAO trigger to the wall, pausing briefly to feel the resistance point, and then applying slightly more pressure for the final break. This minimizes movement for improved accuracy.

What are common modifications or considerations for the Kahr PM9?

Users may add grip enhancements like Decal Grips for better traction. Additionally, some owners manually modify sharp edges on the slide release lever to prevent discomfort during use.

What is the recommended break-in period for the Kahr PM9?

The Kahr PM9 requires a mandatory break-in period of approximately 200 rounds to ensure optimal reliability and smooth operation. After this period, it is reported to be very reliable.

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