The main reason for this good feeling is the fact the Kahr's slide is placed very low on the recoil plane, close to what's called the "centerline of the bore." Real, real good." And you're right, it does. The second thing that glances off your cortex is something along the lines of, "Hey, this feels real good. Bad, because many people won't buy it because they are afraid it will pull their jeans down, and good, because it makes the 9mm great to shoot. First, if it's one of the steel versions, you think, "Gosh, this is heavier than I thought it would be." Which is bad.and good. When you pick up a Kahr, if you're a human being at all, a couple of things go through your mind. The nuts and bolts of their little guns' operation is part (most?) of what is appealing. A big difference and yet another reason for everyone to jump back onto the Kahr bandwagon.īut there's more to all this than weight and ergonomics and that elusive "cool" factor that Kahr products have in spades. 40 S&W) were the same size as the prior versions, but weighed around 15 to 16 ounces. A couple of years ago the first of the polymer-framed Kahrs arrived.
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