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Kahr Arms CT9093 CT9 9mm Luger 8+1, 4 in Stainless Steel Barrel, Matte Serrated Stainless Steel Slide, Black Polymer Frame, Black Textured Polymer Grip, No Safety, Right Hand, Pistol

$333.52
Brand
Kahr Arms
Color
Black
Caliber
9mm
Capacity
9
Category
Firearms
Action Type
Semi-Automatic
Firearm Type
Handgun
Barrel Length
4in
UPC
602686087315
MPN
CT9093

Overview

The Kahr Arms CT9 is a 9mm semi-auto handgun featuring a 3-inch barrel and a durable, matte-finished stainless steel slide. Built on a black polymer frame with textured grips, this pistol is designed for concealed carry and home defense, offering a slim profile with a slide width of approximately 0.90 inches. The CT9 operates via a trigger-cocking DAO (Double Action Only) system with a locked breech and a passive striker block. It includes a drift-adjustable white bar-dot combat rear sight pinned to a polymer front sight and ships with one 8-round stainless steel magazine featuring Wolff gun springs.

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