Justin Moon, the designer, holds several patents related to the pistol. Load seven and you have seven for certain. It is a quirk of the design that by racking the slide to load the magazine you sometimes set the pistol up for a light firing pin strike or a misfeed.
The pistol should be loaded by locking the slide to the rear, inserting a loaded magazine, and dropping the slide. It should be noted that while the theoretical capacity is 7+1, with a round in the chamber and a seven-round magazine, the practical capacity is seven. The Kahr K9 is supplied with two, seven-round magazines. The pistol easily field strips simply by unloading the pistol, removing the magazine and bumping the slide stop out to the left. It is possible to bump the rear sight to one side or the other for windage adjustment. The grips are pebbled rubber grips, the face of the wide trigger is smooth and the beveled slide at the front makes for easy insertion into a holster. The sights are excellent bar dot types, with the white outline bar at the rear and a white dot in the front sight.
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The pistol is as snag free as it is hammerless and the slide lock and magazine release are low profile. In order to maintain the compact size, the feed ramp angles to one side in order to allow the most compact space to contain the trigger action. The pistol is considerably narrower than the Glock, at only. Smoothness is the first impression when handling the K9 and the second is its compact size and width. The K 9 shows the Europeans Americans can get it right! First Impressions
The trigger is smooth, controllable, and feels lighter than the 5 3/4 pounds measured on the RCBS registering trigger pull gauge. The slide resets the trigger action and there is no restrike capability. The double-action only (DAO) trigger both cocks and releases the striker. The K9 uses the Browning locked breech design with the modern, angled camming surfaces and other improvements. “My goal was and is always to make the best kombucha, and I don’t think I could say that with certainty if somebody else owned my company,” Dave said. The last thing the widely known kombucha king would do is selling GT’s Living Foods or going public, citing how maintaining the company’s originality and authenticity is key to ensuring its long-term profitability. “We’re anticipating a greater emphasis on health COVID, and we want to further this conversation of ‘health is really your wealth’,” he said, adding how an increasingly competitive probiotic beverages market legitimizes his company’s decision to branch out into adjacent functional beverage categories, such as water kiefer and wellness shots.ĭave noted: “When you have multiple brands on the shelf that are making more or less the same product, it reinforces that this is not a trend or snake oil, but a substantial category that is here to stay.” Rather than sitting on his laurels after being named an Entrepreneur Of The Year 2020 Greater Los Angeles by EY, Dave has bigger plans for GT’s Living Foods - continuing to scale against volatility in the marketplace, including the ongoing pandemic. “It’s so wonderful because, to be honest, I finally didn’t feel so alone.” “When somebody as high-profile as Deepak, it kind of gives credibility,” Dave said. Recalling his early journey of selling kombucha, Dave stressed how foreign the concept sounded to the general public since there hasn’t been a major focus on gut health and the benefits of probiotics until recently. “There was a very strong emphasis on being mindful and living your life as if today was your last day,” he said, “and the whole conversations about counting your blessings were basically the foundation laid for me early on, which I am incredibly grateful for.” The experience in India, including filling up a bucket of water from a well to take showers and meditating in a scorching hot weather, seems like yesterday for Dave. 
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