Love my Kahr PM9

[Guest Shooter5X5]

I'm a huge Glock fan but recently picked up a PM9 for CC. Love it. Would love to hear from others about OWB holsters. I prefer paddle holsters, but would like to hear the thoughts of others. I'm looking at the new lite version from Galco...leather with thumb-break that rides higher than most others. Let me hear from ya!

[Guest m4coyote]

I also have a PM9, and love it. They are surprisingly accurate, dependable, well made, and really have no competition for the size and weight vs. price. That Galco lite sounds interesting, and I will check into one!

[Guest rockytop]

I also have a PM9, and love it. They are surprisingly accurate, dependable, well made, and really have no competition for the size and weight vs. price.

+1 on the above quote.

I have a nice high riding leather paddle holster from Don Hume Leather that works well. I primarily use a leather inside the pocket holster from Andrews Leather I also have and use an ankle holster from Alessi.

[redstategunnut]

I was a little skeptical about it, but the Galco Matrix snap-on holster works great for the PM9. I have one and love it.

[Guest pwhphd]

My new PM-9 is so tight, it is unbelievable. So is the fit and finsih. The 200 round recommended break-in should loosen and settle things. What was your experience?

[Guest m4coyote]

Your PM9 will loosen up by the end of the 200 round break in period. I helped the break in process cycling slide several hundred times, before heading out to the range. My PM9 had a single failure to completely feed at round 175, and other than that, it has been completely reliable and accurate. Great pocket pistol!

[Guest pwhphd]

I feel sure that's true or the manufacturer would not admit to the need for a break-in period. I am convinced that the neeed arises from the extremely tight fit and finish on the pistol. Compared to others I looked at, there is absolutely no real comparison. Thanks for the encouragement.