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07-15-2009, 05:05 PM
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| Join Date: Jul 2009
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| PM9 - MK9 triggers
Newbie here - appreciate any info someone might have to help. I picked up a used PM9 about a year ago and love it. Shoots amazing for a small gun. My wife liked it too, so when she got her CCW she wanted it which was good as it gave me an excuse to buy another gun. So - I find a decent deal on a previously owned MK9 - I actually liked the extra weight and since I carry IWB for relatively short time periods it doesn't make that much difference. Just got back from shooting first 50 rounds thru it and it functioned flawlessly but I simply didn't shoot it as accurately as I did the PM9. When I compared the 2 triggers I noticed that the PM9 trigger travel was noticeably shorter than the MK9. I thought these guns were basically the same except for the obvious polymer vs metal ??? Is there any way to make the MK9 trigger like the PM9 ? Any advice appreciated ! |
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07-15-2009, 05:50 PM
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| Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2001
Posts: 1,801
| Re: PM9 - MK9 triggers
The newer Kahr pistols have a "Elite" trigger that has a shorter pull. The "Elite" can be factory installed in older guns. Contact Kahr for details: "About" $125.00 plus shipping. http://www.kahr.com/ |
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