Kahr CT9 9mm Conceal Carry Pistol Tabletop Review! 

Hit It From The Bank it is hard for me to describe this trigger but you do an awesome job of explaining it! Thanks!

They have great triggers!

I agree all across the board on what you said. Assembly on this one has always been a pain after cleaning.

Daniel Pfeiffer mine have always been fine. I adjust the tension on the rubber washers and screws for retention but the overall fit was fine on my other pistols that used them.

Thanks, I was just curious. Another to check out is an ebay seller frontlineholsters. The quality is similar to Clinger. I ordered one for my P320 and my Shield. They were under $30 each and shipped within a day or two.

Daniel Pfeiffer I will definitely check out front line Holsters as they are much cheaper than Clinger. If the quality is close I will consider them. I love clinger but a 5-6 week wait time sucks.

Scott Pochini I blame it on my trigger pull but yeah, I've noticed that, too!

travisp11 i'm actually a lefty but I shoot right-handed, even when I practice my offhand shooting I pull to the right

Scott Pochini Gotcha.

O4 HEMI Thanks for the support and while I've owned her for less than a year, I've been happy so far.

O4 HEMI what revolver do you carry hemi?

The Odd Calvanist a chiappa rhino 200ds absolutely love it carries conceals and shoots like a dream

Call SCCY and have them send you a new slide. I ended up having to get that done when my extractor wore out.

SCCY are garbage guns.

Walter Miner if you are careful and watch your trigger finger, reholster should be safe. You always need to be extra careful, however on a pistol like the CT9 when reholstering between 3 and 6 o'clock.

travisp11 Whdn I started carrying in the very early 70's I carried a S&W 5 Shot Revolver, then a Spanish Star 9mm. I've always carried "Locked & Loaded", without any concern. We had better quality firearms be manufactured then since so many gun were hand fit. With that being said, today people want "hair triggers" where as I'm accustomed to the weight of a revolver trigger. If the trigger is 6 lbs. or so with decent smooth take-up I'm good without a safety. I carry between 3:00 and 5:00. Like you depending on how long I'm driving and other activities. I carry spare mags and I will continue to do so with this pistol. My question is this. You have been around firearms and know your stuff! I'm looking for a pistol that will have longevity, (not firing 5,000 rounds a week), but a couple trips to the range a month. I'm kinda' done with carrying a heavy 1911. I like .45 a.c.p. and 9mm so this pistol line with their "economy" series fits the bill. Gotta' tell ya' I talk with guys my age mid-sixties, for the most part they are tired of pulling their draws up or wearing suspenders to carry the 1911! Lol. So most being Vets or L.E. acutally carrying the PT111 or other compacts. Shooting to most of us is just plain instintive. After 40+ years I would hope we have learned something? However, myself and others enjoy some young guys You-Tube channels that are informative such as yours! You, especially, do a great job! Thank-you Sir!

Walter Miner Right on!

Walter Miner The angle is similar but the grip is thinner. Thanks for watching!

Jake Larson They make a good pistol that many times gets overlooked.

Affordable Armory Thanks for watching. The CT9 just runs and while it doesn't have any unique design feature is it relatively affordable and has a design that allows for a good purchase/grip on it.

Vanessa Kitty She was in many if my older vids. She tends to sleep more.

Vanessa Kitty Awesome purchase! I am jealous!

I believe it was from Clinger Holsters

Nate2099 I will need to check the manual to see the +p rating. As for the grip, it is a bit over one inch thick.

Nate2099 The ST9 looks solid, too!

travisp11 awesome! Let me know if you get a chance to look it up. Thanks.

travisp11 does it feel like it's gonna fall out of your hand compared to your SD9VE? Merry Christmas by the way!

Nate2099 According to Kahr website their pistols are +P rated. This gun is really catching my eye?

sycamorebacker1 No but it is the only pistol that I own which points out in the manual that is must be loaded by pressing the slide stop. I tend to top charge or top release my slides on my semi autos, that is how I practice and train so not being able to do so is a minor annoyance.

It will work if you rack it completely, but may need to break in.

sycamorebacker1 This is true.

I agree

Roy Bennett

madsexymanofthenight The high school where I teach does not allow open or conceal carry by the teachers. We do have an armed police officer that is in our building the entire day so that gives me a little peace of mind but if the district would train me and allow me to CC during the school day, I would.

deadhorse she is a solid shooter and the trigger is very nice. I could only imagine how awesome of a shooter their all metal pistols might be.

exactly its well built and better designed,

Man, I wish I still had it but I sold it to get my Ruger EC9s. Great gun but the grip is a bit long for easy conceal.

I conceal it well but it is thin but yeah, it is big overall.

@@travisp11 sorry I was kind of thinking outloud via comments, some guy offered to trade me one for my XD 40 subcompact, it just seems too big to not be a double stack and I really like mounting a flashlight or At least having the option I've only heard great things about kahr so I was a bit surprised to see this.. reminds me of a 1911 or a ban era earlier polymer design

@@BOB-wx3fq Dude, it's all good. I reply to just about everyone one the channel. I like the Kahr because I can get a solid two hand grip on it and can easily manipulate it with gloves. Yeah, they have a large footprint but I am a bigger dude so I prefer a thinner carry. The overall size doesn't bother me much. Thanks for watching!

@@travisp11 yea I'm a small guy, I carry a Beretta cheetah or a Kel Tec p32. I know they are tiny calibre, I'm kinda a wuss I've heard great things about kahr, that's what brought me here had to do some research

@@BOB-wx3fq cool! Hey man, when it comes to carry, any gun is better than no gun.

Anymore it seems like you can spend whatever you want on a holster but yeah, definitely not cheap!