Kahr Arms CW380 with Front Night Sight 380 ACP Pistol - Stainless/Silver, 2.5" Barrel, 6+1 Rounds, Polymer Grips, Night Sights

Great deep carry pistol. Good trigger and very controllable. Have tan over 1000 rounds thru it with no problems to feed. Good sights for a small pistol. Would buy and recommend to anyone.

A good 380. Quality manufacture, precise machining. One negative point: the front sight loosened and fell off after a few weeks of carry. The higher grade Kahr P380 has a bulletproof dovetail front sight. This one has a flimsy "staked in" screw that didn't hold up. I've obtained a new front sight. Hopefully this one, with the help of red locktite, will hold up. A good buy, if you can't afford the upscale P380.

A good 380. Quality manufacture, precise machining. One negative point: the front sight loosened and fell off after a few weeks of carry. The higher grade Kahr P380 has a bulletproof dovetail front sight. This one has a flimsy "staked in" screw that didn't hold up. I've obtained a new front sight. Hopefully this one, with the help of red locktite, will hold up. A good buy, if you can't afford the upscale P380.

A+++ another flawless transaction

Sweet Mary, this is one awesome pocket sized, disappearing don't know that it's there pistol! Had a couple hiccups early on, but after 100 rounds of ball ammo it has never failed again. I take it everywhere, all the time and never know that it's there. How does it shoot? Like a laser, to the point that my wife now carries one in her purse as well. It has a front tritium night sight that really helps get on target fast, but, unfortunately only comes with one magazine. I guess that nothing is perfect, though, and I can live with that. So if you love a smooth trigger pull, invisible semiautomatic pistol, the Kahr CW380 ought to be at the top of your list. Buy from Bud's...who else?

I've had many Kahr pistols and this will be the last. They were slightly more problematic back in the day, compared to other offerings, but they were the only game in town for single stacks. Not so anymore, if you want a 380 get a G42. This Kahr I got was nothing but trouble like the last three and had to go back to the factory with mixed results upon return. They're too tight to run reliably, too hard to pull the slide back(I dont have an issue but lots do), and the huge slide release will cut your thumb or rub it raw when shooting.

Purchased on 8/26/16 and delivered on 9/2/16. I chose this pistol because when I shot my son's, it was more accurate than any other .380 ACP I've ever fired. The weight is slightly more than my KelTec P3AT, the lines are clean, and the CW380 disassembles easily - at least down to the slide. Removing the slide is super simple and easy to return, however, there is a plastic nub/guide near the front of the frame that I must remember to carefully cross. This nub exists on each side of the frame and is even with the rail itself, I think that since it's the farthest point forward on the rail, it's probably intended to help align the slide with the frame rails. Shooting the CW380 is a pleasure. The entire fire control assembly provides a smooth, easy trigger pull till the break, which is hardly felt at all. This may be the most accurate .380 you ever shoot. Fast-cycling the action is very easy, just by pre-loading the trigger a bit during recoil - the break is fairly late in the trigger throw. Not so pleasurable are the continual lock-ups. I've tried box after box of Colt SCHP, Fed Premium Hydro-Shock, Winchester FMJ white box, Monarch FMJ, American Eagle FMJ, and Blazer FMJ, as well as hundreds of Hornady JHP and American Reloading 100gr FMJ I tuned for proper powder load (TiteGroup). This gun jams whether it's clean, dirty or "wet" - constant Fail-To-Loads, Light Strikes, and Open Battery (maybe called something else - slide requires a tap from the rear to lock battery) - plagued the past 800 rounds. If Kahr reads the reviews and monitors the KahrTalk forum, they know about this issue - and it's widespread. My feed ramp came polished to a mirror shine, I'm sure - trying to ease the load process. And I must say it works... some of the time. But I don't need my daily carry to work some, or even most of the time. It's going back to Kahr tomorrow. Sure wish I could trade it in for a Kimber Micro - which must have about a 3 pound slide rack.

Pros- -tiny gun. Easy to conceal carry, very light and slim. - barely any recoil - trigger pull is good, smooth and semi long pull and reset. - sights are low profile but easy to use - price is very reasonable - consistent tight groupings at 25-30 ft. Cons - doesn't take all ammo. I had many problems and jams with cheap target ammo. fiocchi 95grn fmj wouldn't even feed. However I've found Winchester, UMC, blazer worked best. - too many jams up to the break in period of 200 rounds. Recoil spring is very tight needs to be racked a few hundred times. After 200 rounds I've had 0 issues. - It only comes with 1 mag. Good gun for the price. Great for pocket carry ,which is why I bought it, or as a backup gun.