I carry a CW9 crossdraw OWB in addition to a J-frame in my pants or jacket pocket. This results in the unusual situation where the auto is my backup gun, and the J-frame is my primary. I have laser sights fitted to both guns because of vision situations.
I like the Kahr. It has been reliable with ball ammo, but I have not extensively tested it with the proverbial "200 rounds" of more effective and expensive premium HP ammo. So what I do is carry it with one round of the HP ammo in the chamber, which obviously doesn't have to feed (since it's chambered already) and a mag full of ball ammo. I also carry a spare mag, which has to be purchased separately since the gun comes with only one mag.
The only downside is that I highly recommend you
exactly follow re-assembly instructions from the manual or other sources. There is a rather stern warning in the gun's manual that failure to do so may result in the slide locking up and your having to send the gun back to the factory.
As far as I can tell, this is may be a general problem with some modern autos where the lockup is between the barrel step and the slide, and the locking is accomplished with a ramp istead of a link. (When I had my Kel-Tec PF-9, I used a broken off Q-Tip as a sort of slave pin to hold everything in alignment until it was time to re-install the slide stop since this lockup would also happen with the PF-9.)
Terry
REF:
https://www.kahr.com/PDF/kahrmanual.pdf