Just purchase a CW45 and failed to load the first round. Reading that they are tight, tried to load several rounds, none of which where successful. Removing the magazine and trying to remove the cartridge was very trying to say the less, that's how tight the camber was. I read somewhere that the first thing to due with a Kahr is send it back to the factory and tell them that it is broking. So my advice to anyone buying a Kahr, figure in the price of gun, shipping it back next day air which is required by UPS and the return shipping as part of the cost of the CW45 When this is done, other alternatives for a CCW become available. I had a gunsmith ream the chamber for $30 instead of spend the $100 plus to send it back to Kahr. There is no excuse for this type of quality control. Now I have spend extra monies for ammo to make sure that it is a CCW, or maybe just sell it. Meanwhile I will continue to carry my SR1911 which is bigger and heavier but worked out of the box. I guess that the difference between West and East Coast mentality or craftsmanship and just make money.
I know there are a lot of good reports and I personally like the feel, accuracy and the way it shoots. I just wish I had high praise for it and better yet trusted it.
Bill
I know there are a lot of good reports and I personally like the feel, accuracy and the way it shoots. I just wish I had high praise for it and better yet trusted it.
Bill