Cory catches himself—twice—but rather obviously thinks that the Kahr K9 is a “girl’s gun.”

Massad Ayoob likes Kahrs, in all sizes, and his experiences mimic my own (I carry a second-hand Kahr CM9 from time to time).  I don’t see anything inherently masculine or feminine about a gun that tends to be well-made, straight shooting, accurate, and reliable.

Am I missing something?