Hello all, new guy here from Indianapolis.
I traded a LCP for my new P380, paid $599 - $200 trade = $399. The LCP had terrible feeding issues. I have a KelTec P3AT which is much better than the Ruger but still occasionally had issues. I bought the P380 to be a more reliable backup weapon.
I went to the range today and went through 150 rounds.
1 box CCI Blazer
1 box Remington green box
1 box Blazer Brass
No feeding or extraction issues. Gun shot excellent. I had about 3 light primer strikes on the CCI blazer but after rechambering they fired fine. I am going to assume this is part of the break in period.
I gave it an ultrasonic bath tonight which hopefully cleared out anything inside the slide that may have been crammed in with the firing pin.
I am very impressed with this pistol. I am new to Kahr firearms but they come highly recommended around here. I am thankful that someone has made a lightweight, small frame and RELIABLE 380. I almost went to a Rohrbough but am thankful I found this Kahr.
I traded a LCP for my new P380, paid $599 - $200 trade = $399. The LCP had terrible feeding issues. I have a KelTec P3AT which is much better than the Ruger but still occasionally had issues. I bought the P380 to be a more reliable backup weapon.
I went to the range today and went through 150 rounds.
1 box CCI Blazer
1 box Remington green box
1 box Blazer Brass
No feeding or extraction issues. Gun shot excellent. I had about 3 light primer strikes on the CCI blazer but after rechambering they fired fine. I am going to assume this is part of the break in period.
I gave it an ultrasonic bath tonight which hopefully cleared out anything inside the slide that may have been crammed in with the firing pin.
I am very impressed with this pistol. I am new to Kahr firearms but they come highly recommended around here. I am thankful that someone has made a lightweight, small frame and RELIABLE 380. I almost went to a Rohrbough but am thankful I found this Kahr.