Hunting/Sport/Firearm Thread

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I just looked it up on the webs, it didn't seem that it'd be much more than .223 rounds, & certainly would be less than 7mm remington magnum.

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For low quality ammo its similar. but for secent brass its more. Especially in the actual store.

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My newish gun! Had to sell all my others to move, finally got a new pistol. It is a Kahr CW9. I love it, my ideal carry/bugout gun is a semi auto single stack 9 and this fits the bill perfectly. Holds 7+1, super easy takedown, light as can be, and best of all super slim while still a good grip in which I can get all three fingers on handle.

Sites are not nightsights, but that can always be changed.



Here is the thickness compared to a glock 26 (not my picture)

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A morning glamour shot.

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Originally Posted by Rezdaddy Longlegs

A morning glamour shot.

Shes a beauty man. Not very familiar with the Bahr co.

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Originally Posted by FRED HALE SR.

Shes a beauty man. Not very familiar with the Bahr co.

Kahr Arms

Kahr Arms - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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Originally Posted by Rezdaddy Longlegs

Kahr Arms

Kahr Arms - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Yeah I looked it up after. Says cheap firearms as a detail. How does it hold up when firing? OOPS KAHR ARMS.

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Originally Posted by FRED HALE SR.

Yeah I looked it up after. Says cheap firearms as a detail. How does it hold up when firing? OOPS KAHR ARMS.

Kahrs are actually quite expensive and less cheaply made than most other polymer pistols. It is the reason i bought it. All the parts fit like a glove and are stainless not some cheap forged mystery steel.

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Originally Posted by Rezdaddy Longlegs

Kahrs are actually quite expensive and less cheaply made than most other polymer pistols. It is the reason i bought it. All the parts fit like a glove and are stainless not some cheap forged mystery steel.

I initially looked up BAHR, so apparently they're cheaply made. Double action only firing is always preferred with the hammer. Its a beautiful piece, I just looked up the wrong company. LOL

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Originally Posted by FRED HALE SR.

I initially looked up BAHR, so apparently they're cheaply made. Double action only firing is always preferred with the hammer. Its a beautiful piece, I just looked up the wrong company. LOL

I think for a carry gun double actions best. I only want to fire if im 200% sure I need to. Save the hair trigger single action 1911s for the range.

Although I really like those Sig -226's and Berettas that have Double Single action. Especially if you can cock the hammer back and have the first shot be single like a revolver if you want.