Range report/don't quite trust extended 7 rnd mag...

[tyrobins]

Back from the range. Shot another 100 today. Flawless. My gf shot about 50 of the 100, her first time to shoot a pistol. No malfunctions in the hands of a beginner.

I didn't bring my 7 rnd mag, and I'm starting to not trust it. I haven't had a malfunction with the 6 rnd mag, and I've read some things on this forum suggesting that the torque put on the mag by the pinky when shooting the 7 rnd extended mag makes for a more tricky extraction from the mag into the chamber, and therefore a better chance of a malfunction. Thoughts?

[Popeye]

I've never had a problem with mine. Even when shooting rapid fire. Then again I don't put much pressure on my gun from the shooting hand when firing the gun. Only actual pressure on the gun from that hand is the trigger finger. More or less hold it like a baby bird. All holding presure comes from the fingers of my off hand. I'm certainly no expert on how to shoot it's just how I do it and it seems to work for me.

[jocko]

I never liked the 7 rounder, used mine about one time, just a different feel than the flush magazine and I want to practice the way I carry. I wouldhave much rather had another flush 6 rounder but like popeye stated most have no issues either..

[olympicmotorcars]

I sent my extended mag back to karh and requested another flush fit mag and they traded with me no problem.

[f44life]

the 7rd mag felt sloppier then the 6rd mag...but never effected anything....

[jocko]

I sent my extended mag back to karh and requested another flush fit mag and they traded with me no problem.

smart idea..:behindsofa:

[tyrobins]

olympicmotorcars (http://kahrtalk.com/members/olympicmotorcars.html) is right...

I called Kahr today and they said I could send in my 7 rnd mag for a 6 rnd. Put it in the mail today.