Kahr Arms CW380 .380 ACP Burnt Bronze 2.5in - FDE/Tan, 2.5" Barrel, 6 Rounds, Polymer Grips

Has run flawlessly for me. Great little firearm.

I noticed that this gun wont pick up from the magazine magtech or fiocchi ball ammo. Rims appear too thick. Cycles hornady cd and fiocchi ftx fine. Be sure to fire at least 200 rounds before declaring Kahr bad, they certainly need a break-in.

Love the size and feel of this gun. Trigger is fantastic for a double action only, and the gun seems to handle recoil very well. Even after a couple hundred rounds I had very little hand fatigue. Definitely be prepared to go through the 200 round break-in period though. I'm up to around 350 rounds and I still get the occasional failure to go fully into battery with cheap, range ammo. Federal Hydra Shok seems to run very smoothly through it now. Bud's was fantastic as usual.

This gun is solid, no moving parts, 2 years ago I passed on this color now, I see it's beauty, haven't fired it yet but fast shipping, I'm happy.

This is my fourth purchase from Buds great every time...This little pistol shoots like a champ,shot 150 rounds through it today not one f.t.f ran perfectly. I heard some reviews of this gun that said it jammed along with other issues,but my pistol was flawless eat everything I put through it...Highly recommend this pistol if you want a great pocket pistol.

Hesitated and hesitated on this one, then finally decided to pull the trigger, no pun intended. I was pretty skeptical about a .380 in the first place because I remembered how much I hated my S&W Bodyguard 380 when I had it. Horrible accuracy due to such a difficult trigger and the recoil simply made it not all that fun to shoot. Took this little dude out to the range and put the required 200 rounds through it for the break in period and fell in love with it. Very accurate, easy to shoot, low recoil, and did not have any malfunctions that weren't ammo related. I was shooting Sig Sauer which much like .40 cal, is not rounded but rather flat-nosed, and I think it was getting caught up on the feed ramp....only happened a handful of times. Shot some self defense ammo through it as well and it ran perfect. All in all, as the saying goes "carry the gun that you're going to carry everyday, because a gun does you no good locked up in a safe"...this has become that gun for me. Throw it in the pocket and I'm good to go....found that with my other firearms I was not carrying because I hated them being on my hip...aside from my Taurus 85 38 Special....love the Kahr CW380.

This CW380 in Burnt Bronze and one in Purple Poly (Davidson's) are both part of my KAHR collection which includes a pair of MK 40's and a CM 40. Although I am a big fellow I have smaller hands and I prefer the shorter grips which allow my little finger to rest under the magazine base. All of the KAHR pistols are tight out-of-the-box and must be stripped, cleaned/lubed and then after firing a half-dozen clips they're loosened-up. Very seldom do they break-stride in feeding or ejecting and when they do, it is usually within the first couple rounds of the first magazine. Both the .380 and .40 prefer the FMJ FP and easily accept re-loaded ammo even though it isn't recommended. They devour 95% of the ammo currently on the market. As with all "compacts" there will be a brand/type of ammo specific to each caliber that doesn't run reliably in both .380 ACP and .40 S&W. The rounds that are loaded "down" in powder won't cycle as well. The user-friendliness and ease of maintenance makes these easy to own and maintain. Some have a problem with the lack of a trigger safety like the M1911 clones; Sig, Kimber, Colt, etc. To me that is not an issue because of the long trigger pull which means it has to be intentionally fired. Neither the LCP or PICO have a safety. Very satisfied with KAHR quality and with Bud's service which may take a few days sometimes but you always get the best price.