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While it is certainly possible that your sights are off, it is more likely that you and the person you were shooting with are not used to the longer trigger pull the Kahr has.

There is a big difference in shooting a glock and a kahr. I agree with what others have said that you should test it out by dry firing.

To do this, first make sure the gun is unloaded by removing the magazine and emptying the chamber. Then point the gun in a safe direction and pull the trigger. When you do this keep your eyes focused on the front sight. The front sight should stay perfectly still. Most likely, you are going to see it dip slightly at the very end of the trigger pull. If it does, this means you need to adjust to the difference in trigger pulls.