Kahr Arms P380 California 6+1 380ACP 2.5" - 6+1 Rounds | 2.5" Barrel | Polymer Grips | Stainless/Silver | 3-Dot Sights
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Caliber: .380 ACPCapacity: 6rdsBarrel: 2.53Sights: Drift Adjustable White Bar-Dot Combat SightsAction: DAOFrame: Black PolymerSlide: Matte Stainless SteelLength: 4.9Width: .75Height: 3.9Weight: 9.97 oz (unloaded)Additional Features:The P380 pistol from Kahr chambered for the .380 ACP caliber has a 2.53 barrel and an overall length of 4.9 with a height of only 3.9. It weighs in at just under 10 ounces (9.97 to be exact) without a magazine. The P380 is constructed of a black polymer frame matte stainless slide and textured polymer grips. The black polymer frame features 4140 steel inserts molded into the frame in the front and back for added rigidity and strength not found on competitive brands. The P380 features a lock breech modified Browning type recoil lug Kahr's six patents including the safe cam action found in all Kahr pistols. These features result in a micro-compact pistol in a fighting caliber with very little felt recoil and quick follow-up shots. The P380 does not have a magazine disconnect nor does it have double-strike capability. The P380 also boasts real sights featuring drift adjustable white bar-dot combat sights that dovetail into the slide with optional night sights available.The quality of the tiny P380 from Kahr is unrivaled when compared to competitive brands. The barrel is a premium Lothar Walther match grade polygonal rifled design allowing higher muzzle velocities for hollow point ammo than other conventional rifled barrels on competitive brands. The .
Caliber: .380 ACPCapacity: 6rdsBarrel: 2.53Sights: Drift Adjustable White Bar-Dot Combat SightsAction: DAOFrame: Black PolymerSlide: Matte Stainless SteelLength: 4.9Width: .75Height: 3.9Weight: 9.97 oz (unloaded)Additional Features:The P380 pistol from Kahr chambered for the .380 ACP caliber has a 2.53 barrel and an overall length of 4.9 with a height of only 3.9. It weighs in at just under 10 ounces (9.97 to be exact) without a magazine. The P380 is constructed of a black polymer frame matte stainless slide and textured polymer grips. The black polymer frame features 4140 steel inserts molded into the frame in the front and back for added rigidity and strength not found on competitive brands. The P380 features a lock breech modified Browning type recoil lug Kahr's six patents including the safe cam action found in all Kahr pistols. These features result in a micro-compact pistol in a fighting caliber with very little felt recoil and quick follow-up shots. The P380 does not have a magazine disconnect nor does it have double-strike capability. The P380 also boasts real sights featuring drift adjustable white bar-dot combat sights that dovetail into the slide with optional night sights available.The quality of the tiny P380 from Kahr is unrivaled when compared to competitive brands. The barrel is a premium Lothar Walther match grade polygonal rifled design allowing higher muzzle velocities for hollow point ammo than other conventional rifled barrels on competitive brands. The .
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06/01/2018
Love this pistol! Read the reviews, know all about the FTF issues, and yes, had some myself. After trying numerous types of ammo, I took it to my gunsmith to see what his opinion was. He came to the same conclusion I did, and it is a pressure issue more than anything else. All of the FTF problems I've had have come with standard ball ammo. I have NEVER had any issues with several brands of hollow points, particularly Hornady and Buffalo Bore. Both of these feed like butter, and since I don't use ball ammo for self defense anyway, I have no problem with that. It limits my range time with it due to the price of the ammo, but I shoot about 100 rounds a year through it, and since it's a backup gun anyway, that's OK. There is just no other gun that is as easily slipped into a pocket than this one.
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12/04/2015
I love this gun. I read a lot of reviews and complaints about this gun and after some research it seems that the gun is ammo sensitive. After receiving the p380 I cleaned it and took it straight to the range. I researched the ammo that most people online felt was the best for the p380. There were mixed results after trying 10 different brands of ammo. Some of the suggested brands did poorly and some of the brands that were not supposed to work ended up working well. I had two brands that worked flawlessly during the 200 round break in. The other brands all had a few issues. This is what I expected from such a small gun with very small tolerances. I would go into the details of which ammo works best but I believe everyone will have mixed results as I did and the best thing to do is try a bunch of different rounds. I will tell you that Eco Browning and Perfecta didn't go into battery AT ALL. After I gathered all my results I emailed Ian at Kahr and was told that they wanted to have a look at it. They paid for the shipping both ways. When the gun was returned to me they had re worked the barrel and changed the springs out. I took it straight to the range and it was awesome. I love shooting this gun. It feels great in my hand (for a micro 380. I'm a small guy anyway). It's super accurate and a joy to shoot. I think with tiny guns like this you have to put your work in and find the right ammo for it.
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11/26/2015
After waiting a long time to take possession (CA B.S.) I finally took my new KAHR P380 out to shoot for the first time today (Thanksgiving day morning, had the range all to myself) First round went off OK but the second one (first auto fed) the slide didn't close all the way, no prob new gun tight fit, I had to push the slide to get it closed then it was down hill from there. Jamb after jamb the slide not closing and it wouldn't let me push it closed a lot of the time which forced me to have to un-chamber live rounds, scary at best. Finally after struggling through about 50 rounds of two different brands of ammo I gave up, my hand were hurting from all the abuse. I'm so surprised what a terrible gun it is especially after reading and watching on You-Tube all the positive comments/reviews "best of the small 380s". I carry a LC9 (great gun) but wanted something a little smaller the Ruger LCP isn't on California's approved list but the P380 is and since it's almost $200 more than the LCP I expected a special gun, wow, am I disappointed. I just recently bought an inexpensive Rock Island 1911 and it's been flawless since the first shot. This it the first time I've bought a gun online so I hope customer service is up to par, not looking forward to the hassle of shipping a firearm.
on
11/29/2014
First of all Buds Gun Shop is the best provider of weapons bar none. Incredible customer service and delivery of products as advertised. I highly recommend them for your firearm purchases. DO NOT BUY THIS GUN. I purchased the Kahr P380 in March of 2014 with great anticipation of an exceptional gun. Run as far away from this gun as you can. This is the worst experience I have ever had with a firearm. After nearly 2000 rounds and long cleanings, this gun misfires, jams, and will not chamber rounds reliably on any consistent basis. 3 rounds mis-chamber, 5 rounds mis-chamber, and so on and so on. It never stops. I have followed the manufacturers instructions for break in period. Used several different expensive ammos, and it still misfires, jams and will not chamber. There were not alot of options when buying a small .380 in California, so I went with the very expensive Kahr because I wanted something reliable and well built. It is small, appears well built, but definately do not trrust your life on it to to work everytime. Since buying this weapon I have read several of the same complaints from many owners. Kahr should recall this weapon.
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