K9098NA (3.5" Barrel)
Polished stainless steel, Elite 2018 with tritium night sights
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Caliber: 9mm
Capacity: 7+1
Operation: Trigger cocking DAO; lock breech; "Browning - type" recoil lug; passive striker block; no magazine disconnect
Barrel: 3.5", polygonal rifling; 1 - 10 right-hand twist
Length O/A: 6.0"
Height: 4.5"
Slide Width: .90"
Weight: Pistol 23.1 ounces, Magazine 1.9 ounces
Grips: Wraparound, textured soft polymer
Sights: Drift adjustable, tritium night sights
Finish: Polished stainless steel
Magazines: 2 - 7rd magazines, 1 - 8rd magazine w/grip extension
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Guide to Kahr Magazines
The polished stainless steel finish and laser etching on the frame are available on all Kahr Elite 2018 pistols - the K9, MK9, and the T9. The lustrous finish complements our innovative designs and solid construction. The magazine well is beveled for easier magazine reloading. Laser engraving on the frame provides the finishing touch to the polished stainless steel - for an appearance as impressive as its capabilities. (Has new style 3-piece slide stop and front checkering on frame grip like T9 model.)
The polished stainless steel finish and laser etching on the frame are available on all Kahr Elite 2003 pistols - the K9, MK9, K40 and the MK40. The lustrous finish complements our innovative designs and solid construction. The magazine well is beveled for easier magazine reloading. The feed ramp on the barrel is polished to a high luster to insure reliable feeding with all types of ammo. Laser engraving on the frame provides the finishing touch to the polished stainless steel - for an appearance as impressive as its capabilities. (Has old style one-piece slide stop and no front checkering on frame grip.)
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Thanks Kahr Arms
Your K9 Elite 2003 is better than an anti-depressant! After a recent motor vehicle accident, I am in a neck-and-back brace, and walking with a walker, for several months. In an attempt to cheer myself up, I--an old revolver guy--traded to purchase a new Kahr K9 Elite 2003. It worked! Beautiful fit and finish, grips like hand in glove. I fed it three range brands of 115 and 124 full-metal-jacket and one highly-respected personal-defense brand of jacketed hollow points. Out of the box, from the first shot to the 175th shot, it fired 3-inch to 4-inch groups at 10 yards, unsupported standing two-hand hold. I think this may be the beginning of a great friendship, Kahr Arms! One caveat: Be sure to use the new disassembly procedure, aligning the index marks on slide and frame; rather than the old procedure lining up the frame cutout and pin.
