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Each to their own I guess..
Super compact .40cal? Not for me, thanks.
The very things you’ve identified, are the very things I need in a CC gun, especially in this spicy caliber.
Comparing this model to my early 1990s K9, I find the grip length fits my dawgs much better, and without the dangling pinky syndrome to deal with.
I also appriciate the extra barrel length over the standard 3.5″ most of these type guns offer. Factually speaking, the longer barrel has less tendency to flip upwards when setting down. This tends to keep the grip area snug against my oversized stomach when carrying appendix style.
Overall, considering the insane price I paid for this shooter, I’m overwhelmed with the Kahr quality, accuracy, and hopefully – long term durability. Paying less than $250.00 for this gun, I’d do it all over again if given the chance.
For me and many years of shooting and carrying a .357 revolver, I find this gun Light Years ahead of anything my old S&W could offer. Other than the ballistics differences, this gun and it’s wonderfully short stroke and much smoother trigger pull has made all the difference in both speed and accuracy for me. Plus the added benefit of two extra rounds can’t be denied.
For those who are still carrying a full size revolver, you need to check this thing out. No doubt, Kahr had us in mind with the release of this model. Trying one, I don’t think you will be disappointed.