Kahr has announced a new CT380. 3" barrel and 7+1 capacity.
http://www.kahr.com/Pistols/Kahr-CT380.asp
Kahr has announced a new CT380. 3" barrel and 7+1 capacity.
http://www.kahr.com/Pistols/Kahr-CT380.asp
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Thanks for the post. Interesting, but I think I like my CM9 better.
I don't post here often but I held a CT380 in my hands tonight at my local shop. I was set on getting a cw380 but this CT380 was much nicer imho. I its smaller than a Glock 42 but bigger than the cw380. Perfect size and price tag was 289.99. I bought it will report more soon as I get it to the range. Anyone else have one? This is my 4th kahr I'm addicted to these guns.
Please keep us informed. I bought a Glock 42 two months ago, and had I known Kahr was making the CT380, I probably would have waited for it. Especially if you were able to get it for $289.99! I paid full price for the Glock, extra magazines, and the spring kits to make the magazines hold 7 rounds.
If the Kahr is as pleasant to shoot as the model 42, it would be worth my time to switch.
Is it too early to ask for a factory extended, threaded barrel for it? I think a small browning action pistol would be a great host for a dedicated .380 suppressor. Why? Because centerfire .380 is far more reliable than rimfire .22lr. It may not be as cheap to shoot, but I've been reloading .380 for decades.
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Pictures! I hope the range session goes well... If you post pictures, would you do it side by side with your CM9 for a comparison, or a picture of both in your hand to see how big the grip is compared to the CM9. I am very interested in the CT380 and look forward to your report....
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I'm interested in the CT380, too. Kahr hasn't posted the schematic yet and I haven't seen any hands-on tests and disassembling to show the recoil spring system used. I hope that it's a single spring and racking can be easier for my wife.
If anyone comes across this info... recoil spring(?), please post the info here.
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I compared the ct 380 to my pm9 and it's about 1/8" shorter and about the same amount taller.
It's thin like the p380.
Seen 2 at the gun show but didn't buy. May get one once I see if they run properly.