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Whats the availability of these? Are they on the shelves yet?
...I wonder.... if someone like Ruger... is going to make an LCP 9mm. They'd probably make a killing off it.
I just sent Carl @ FS an email on this today. I am currently waiting for his reply. To my knowledge these are not available "yet", however, you may find an FFL still willing to sell you one.
Even in free states, it basically has no competition if you want a real caliber in a pocketable pistol.
How much were they before Chapter 180?
Oh yeah, you may be right. That is what I meant. Are the frames on the MK9 steel or alloy?
Looking through my files, I bought my MK9 from a dealer in MA in 2000. IIRC, the AG's regulations were still being challenged in court and thus weren't being enforced.Kahr only started in '95 and I think the K9 was their first product. If the Mk9 came out before '98, it wasn't much before that and therefore was probably unavailable in MA.
They have a display model at FS, and they are still taking orders as of Thursday. Priority goes to those who have paid in full, then those who have put down a deposit, and then those who have their names down for one, and finally, if there are any left, those who walk in and pick one up. Sweet little gun, but the price tag is $750. I'm not sure if I can justify that over a J-frame, but the Kahr feels awesome. It does have that MA trigger that makes me sick, but that can be fixed.
jp the Kahr website has diagrams with exact dimensions.
LenS where do you shoot? I have no problem if you want to put a few rounds through it. The only problem is you will want to buy one. I love my glocks but there is just something about the way this fits the hand.
Thanks for the offer. Mansfield and Braintree.
From the discussion I had with him, I'm 99% certain that my buddy did some gunsmithing to his PM9. Before he went FT as a PO he was a mfr's rep for one of the big gun mfrs and he's been a shooter for many years. IIRC, I sponsored him at two different clubs over the years (the two that I no longer belong to any more).