I've seen prices on P9's at around $520. People are asking a little more for the PM9. (some PM9's have had peening problems, but that seems to have been worked-out now).ElGato wrote:What are the P9's going for, I'm thinking of trying one?
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- Sun Aug 13, 2006 6:08 am
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: New Kahr P 45 Break-In report
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- Sat Aug 12, 2006 6:46 pm
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: New Kahr P 45 Break-In report
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New Kahr P 45 Break-In report
I just fired the manual-suggested 200 round "break-in" for a new Kahr P45.

This photo is of the 2nd 100 rounds fired @ 15 yards. This weapon is so accurate that it's scary. Rounds used for break-in were as follows:
50 rds. PMC 230 gr. ball
50 rds. my loads (230 gr. ball w/ CCI primers & 5.7 gr. of 231)
50 rds. Wolf 230. gr. ball
50 rds. Federal's "American Eagle" 230 gr. ball
There were 2 FTF's on my loads (CCI primers are notoriously hard). Everything else worked well. There was a guy next to me - for a while - shooting a .500 S&W. Then he switched to a ported .357 snubbie ... I'm glad that I was wearing plugs and muffs.
I'm extremely impressed with this little Kahr. Reasonably priced spare magazines would be a huge plus. It just came back from the factory because of the slide failing to lock open ... seems as if they've got it fixed.

This photo is of the 2nd 100 rounds fired @ 15 yards. This weapon is so accurate that it's scary. Rounds used for break-in were as follows:
50 rds. PMC 230 gr. ball
50 rds. my loads (230 gr. ball w/ CCI primers & 5.7 gr. of 231)
50 rds. Wolf 230. gr. ball
50 rds. Federal's "American Eagle" 230 gr. ball
There were 2 FTF's on my loads (CCI primers are notoriously hard). Everything else worked well. There was a guy next to me - for a while - shooting a .500 S&W. Then he switched to a ported .357 snubbie ... I'm glad that I was wearing plugs and muffs.
I'm extremely impressed with this little Kahr. Reasonably priced spare magazines would be a huge plus. It just came back from the factory because of the slide failing to lock open ... seems as if they've got it fixed.