Kahr Arms | CW9 9MM | SS Slide Black Polymer Frame | 7-Round

The Kahr CW9 is a compact, striker-fired 9mm pistol built for everyday carry and discreet carry use. It pairs a black polymer frame with a matte stainless slide and ships with a single 7-round stainless magazine. The CW9 features a trigger-cocking DAO-style operation, passive striker block, and drift-adjustable white bar-dot sights. For shooters who want a compact red-dot option, the Trijicon RMR Type 2 is a reliable match that complements the CW9’s slide profile and intended use.

Applications: concealed carry (EDC) and range practice.

Product Specifications

• The manufacturer is Kahr Arms.
• The model is listed as CW9.
• The caliber is 9mm.
• The capacity is listed as 7+1.
• The operation is listed as trigger-cocking DAO with lock breech, Browning-type recoil lug, passive striker block, and no magazine disconnect.
• The barrel length is not consistently specified in the provided data.
• The barrel rifling is listed as 1:10 right-hand twist in the provided data.
• The overall length (O/A) is listed as 5.9 in the provided data.
• The height is listed as 4.5 in the provided data.
• The slide width is listed as 0.90 in the provided data.
• The weight is not consistently specified in the provided data.
• The grips are described as textured polymer.
• The sights are described as drift-adjustable white bar-dot rear and a pinned polymer front sight.
• The finish is described as black polymer frame with matte stainless steel slide.
• The magazine is described as 7-round stainless steel.
• The UPC is 151550026860.

The CW9 is compact and straightforward in purpose: a slim-profile 9mm designed for easy carry, with simple controls and sighting suited to short-to-moderate distances. Its low-profile frame and stainless slide deliver a practical balance of concealability and corrosion resistance for everyday carry routines and regular range use. Choose an optic like the Trijicon RMR Type 2 for a durable, low-profile sighting solution that pairs well with the CW9’s intended role.

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