PM/CM45 owners w/ 6 Round Magazines

[Crs_copenhagen]

New Kahr CM45 Owner and I am fixing to order Magazines this morning and i was wondering how much the 6 round magazine(K625G) sticks out the bottom of the weapon. Feedback is great Pics would be better

Thanks!

[TheTman]

About like this:



I don't know why it put the picture on their twice.

[wyntrout]

I had to take some pictures, but here's the 6-round and 7-round extended-grip mags in my PM45 DLC with NS and custom bike tube grip cover (1.75" tire size). I only use the 6-round extended for home defense and the range. The small gap has never been a problem with pinching.



And with the 7-round extended. I carry one of these in a holder opposite side for a reload. I always carry the flushest mag in the pistol for max concealment.



The two rounds shown, from left to right 230-grain Speer Gold Dot Hollow Point Short Barrel and the 230-grain Bonded Remington Golden Saber Brass-Jacketed Hollow Point. I carry the first in the PM45... shallower wider at the base cavity than the regular GD.

Wynn

[wyntrout]

Here's the picture with my Kydex magazine holder and Mag UPLULA magazine loader:



Wynn

[Crs_copenhagen]

Thanks for the Pics, I have ordered a 6 round with extension (K625G) and will use the 5 round for carry and 6 round for reload, I have a 8 round Kimber 1911 mag I plan to use at the range also. How do the 6 round 1911 mags look? If anyone has any Pics Post them. Also Wynn The Law is a GREAT read... Thanks for making reference to it.

[wyntrout]

You're welcome. The Officer's 6-round, and some 7-rounders extend about a half inch below the grip and offer no support. I played around quite a bit with 6-8 different brands, and without modifying the follower, none would reliably keep the slide open on last round, so I kind of gave up. One of these days I'll get the P45 and get back to those for an extra round with flush fit.

I love the tiny PM45, but I like the P-sized Kahrs better. My main carry is the Mag-na-ported P40 with 6+1+7 for carry with 180-grain Speer Gold Dot Short Barrel ammo.

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Wynn