Kahr P45 Reviews
Kahr P45 Reviews
Kahr P45 Review
Kahr P45 Review
Chambered for the potent .45 ACP, the Kahr P45 and its variations, the PT45 and CW45, are very good striker-fired handguns. The Kahr P45 has a polymer frame that is textured all around the grip for a firm hold that grips well even in the damp Pacific Northwest, where my co-worker Thomas McKiddie makes his home. He has a Kahr P45 and he raves about it.
Kahr P45 Review
Kahr P45 Review
Having been retired for some years, my needs in a carry gun, which I’m authorized to pack under my retirement status, have changed significantly, but I decided early on that if I were going to bother carrying something, that it would be of sufficient chambering to get the job done if called upon. Okay, I confess, I have packed a few .32s and .380s (maybe even a .25 once or twice) in my time and do share a real affinity for the titanium-cylindered, aluminum-framed Centennial from Smith & Wesson; but most days find me packing a Kahr P9 in 9mm.
Kahr P45 Review
Kahr P45 Review
Well, if you’re Justin Moon of Kahr Arms you design a .45-caliber semiauto pistol that’s based upon your highly successful 9x19mm and .40 S&W semiautos, and you call it the P45.