Kahr P380 Reviews
Kahr P380 Reviews
Kahr P380 Review
Kahr P380 Review
There was a time, not too long ago, when all anyone wanted were hi-cap pistols. Big guns with lotsa bullets. Of course, we had a moronic legal situation where new magazines of such type were prohibited, which tends to make people want them more. Since the height of the hi-cap frenzy we’ve had even more states change their concealed carry laws to “shall issue” from their previous condescending “We’ll decide if you need a gun” laws.
Kahr P380 Review
Kahr P380 Review
Pocket guns are easy to carry and easy to conceal. Whether used as a primary gun or a backup, pocket sized guns are popular choices for civilian concealed carry. Many people consider .380 ACP to be the smallest acceptable caliber for a defensive weapon, making it a popular chambering for these diminutive pistols.
Kahr P380 Review
Kahr P380 Review
I've either owned or still own the Kahr CW380, Glock 42, Ruger LCP (1st and 2nd Gen), Sig P238, Taurus TCP and the S&W Bodyguard .380. I never had a problem with any of them. I always use decent brass cased ammo, clean and lube the gun before shooting it and don't really shoot more than 50-75 rounds through the pocket guns during a single range trip. I prefer the later model LCP over all of them for its intended purpose as a pocket gun. I shoot them all about the same, and the LCP is lighter and thinner than the others.