A coil at the other end as well would ensure a more even build-up of force, minimizing the scraping against the guide rod (-3 points). There was a little slack on the slide of the K9, which made it rattle against the frame, and the recoil spring only had an additional coil at one end. When it comes to the finishing, it has to be said that after taking down the weapon, the testers found a number of extremely fine machining traces on the inside along with the notorious poorly cut angles. The rear sight has a white line beneath its cutout, while the rear of the front sight has a recess where one would expect to find a dot – but in this case, it’s missing (-2 points). The sighting is precisely what can be expected of a pocket pistol, and the front and rear sights are shifted sideways by a simple knock anyone looking for elevation adjustment for zilch will have to pick up a file. Unfortunately, it also takes tools to strip the weapon (-3 point). The release cannot be moved to the other side. In addition, the catch and the magazine release could only be operated with the right hand. The magazine release and the bolt catch were hard to operate with one hand, even with strong fingers. Typical for Kahr, the operating elements were hardly lavish: trigger, bolt catch and magazine release. The rubber grip panels offer a solid hold, but the extremely smooth front section of the grip does not (-1 point). It is in the nature of pocket pistols that the trigger/grip design is hardly going to get hearts beating faster, and owners simply have to live with the restrictions: there is space for roughly 2 ½ male fingers. What’s more, the trigger travels for another good two millimeters after discharge (-3 points). The testers measured travel of roughly 18 mm in the trigger characteristics, five of which as slack, and the remaining 13 mm of take-up with increasing weight. The cases flew a little bit close to the head for comfort during ejection (-1 point). Kahr Arms KP4044NA P 40 S&W 3.
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The Kahr K9 testĬycling/safety: The Kahr K9 does not have a manual safety, and only comes with a drop safety, which suits the purpose of a pocket pistol. fit glock 19, 17, 22, 23, 26, 42, 43, p238, smith and wesson,springfield, taurus, kimber, rock island, bersa, kel tec, walther, etc.The Kahr K9 has a closed cam track in the style of the CZ-75 pistol.
simply rotated the holster for lefthand or righthand use " Versatile: can be worn inside the waistband, outside the waistband, cross body, appendix position, 5 o'clock position (behind hip), small of back, and even high up like a shoulder holster.
from falling out Right/left hand draw available: gun pocket (5.5"") has twin symmetrical barrel openings (2.36"") in bottom, the openings can better position gun barrel in right place, twin openings designed to support right and left hand draw perfectly. another specifically for magazine pocket to keep mags, cellphones, credit cards, etc.
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(measure hips or waist not pant size) Top elastic straps for gun & magazine: concealed carry holsters design with 2 elastic retention strps, one strap holds tight for full size, compact, subcompact pistols and revolvers. One size fits all - 5 inch width, the concealment holsters fit up to 45" circumference. Simply rotated the holster for lefthand or righthand use "
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