I was shooting My P45 and my G30S yesterday at the range. I kept getting early shots as I tried to stage the Kahr P45 trigger. I finally just started smooth full strokes... or jerks. The P45 has the easiest pull of any of my Kahrs.
What I was getting at, is that trying to quickly stage the trigger gets me a "double" once in a while... surprising, but usually hits the cardboard, if not high on the letter-sized target. I actually had one that hit another hole in the bullseye from the preceding shot!
I was having lots of feed problems after a while and checked the screw holding the slide lock release spring. It keeps loosening... doesn't seem to be stripped, but I might have to try a little some non-red thread lock. I really tightened that thing as much as I dared... just to see if it was stripped, but it did seem to stop turning.
I shot some 230-grain Winchester Ranger T and the Underwood +P 230-grain Gold Dots. I had a new Lone Wolf ported barrel for the G30S to try out and it helped, but those +P Underwoods were still brutal. I had a Band-Aid on my trigger finger for the Glock and put a flight glove on because of the "pain" from the recoil. The P45 seemed to be easier to shoot than the Glock.
I got some videos and need to go through those for stills of flashes and recoil.
USAF Retired '88, NRA Life Member. Wife USAF Retired '96
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Thomas Jefferson said
“A government big enough to give you everything you want, is strong enough to take everything you have.”
and
"Peace is that brief glorious moment in history when everybody stands around reloading".