which SAR 9mm Most Like the K2 45

[pappa]

I really love my K2 45. Trigger, accuracy, reliability - it has it all, BIG Plus is it is all steel.
Now I want a SAR 9mm. First I thought of K2P 9mm, I guess because it is also called K2. But it is polymer frame and though it is as well made as the 45, it doesn't really look like a smaller caliber twin. I'd like to get close to same lockwork as the 45, also in a 4½" barrel.
The all steel B6 looks like it might be the "twin" to me. All steel, same squared off trigger guard. I know external looks can be misleading, though.
Then there is the B6P, polymer 9.
Can anyone please explain differences between B6, B6P, and K2P ? Other than some being polymer, some all steel.
I'd really like the same trigger mechanism as my K2 45.
Don't care which way safety operates. Admittedly very partial to all steel guns.
If I could cram 14rds if my J-frame, or OP , I'd probably carry one of them LOL.
Thanks for all info and help. Pat

 

[hemiram]

I shot a B6, it's a lot like a SAR K2 45, or as close as you would get, but any CZ based steel 9mm will be just about the same, to be honest. The EAA Witness 45 I had felt and shot pretty much the same as the K2 45. Looks wise, the B6 is about the closest one to the K2 45.

I just got a SAR K2P, it's pretty much the same gun as the polymer Witness, it's just made in Turkey instead of Italy and costs less. It is slightly different, but it's very slight. I got it just on a whim, I shot a friend's Tanfoglio and the SAR and didn't see any point in paying more than the $250 the SAR cost.

I like all steel guns best, too, but I like some of the polymer guns, if they are DAO or conventional DA/SA too.