New member from Litchfield County, CT

[K75RT]

Hello,
I am new to this forum but not new to the fine Kahr pistols. I have owned several but presently own 2 CW45, 1 CW9, 1 CM9 and a CW380. I like the polymer frame models because they are impervious to rust, are light and work very well and use conventional rifling.

[jeepster09]

Welcome!

[dao]

Welcome. Pull up a stool and set a spell. Lots of knowledge, and good folks here. Present company excepted of course.

[getsome]

Welcome welcome, we love new folks to the Kahrtalk bar and grill, lots of good friendly folks hang out here…….

[BirdsThaWord]

Howdy! Sounds like you’ve got a good Kahr collection going there. Hope to see some more posts from you friend! :D

[kenemoore]

Why the preference for conventional rifling? Oh, and welcome aboard.

[K75RT]

Why the preference for conventional rifling? Oh, and welcome aboard. I handload and like to shoot cast bullets, polygonal rifling and lead do not work well together.
I have other pistols that have polygonal rifling and I shoot jacketed and/or plated bullets in them.

[Bawanna]

A wise plan. Many disregard the warning on lead and polygonal rifling.

[340pd]

Nice to have you join us.

[NeilWise]

Welcome to the forum! It's fantastic to have another Kahr enthusiast on board. Your collection sounds impressive, especially those CW45s! Polymer frames are definitely a popular choice for Kahr pistols.


I'm curious – what do you like best about your CW45s? Is it the stopping power of the .45 ACP round, or is it the balance and shootability of the CW45 platform?

[jeepster09]

Ahhh the ONLY real calibers are 45 ACP or 357 Sig. :popcorn:

[NeilWise]

Welcome to the forum! I think you’ve made some solid choices with your Kahr pistols. The polymer frame models are indeed known for being durable and lightweight, which is a big plus.

It’s great to have you here, and I hope you find the community helpful and informative. Happy shooting!