Kahr Arms P380 .380 ACP Stainless Steel Pistol
Specifications
Grip Polymer
Action Double Action
Finish Stainless Steel
Sights Standard Sights
Capacity 6+1
Grip Safety No
Optic Ready No
Barrel Length 2.5 inches
Caliber / Gauge .380 ACP
Manual Safety No
Threaded Barrel No
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Description
Product Overview
The Kahr Arms P380 is a compact .380 ACP pistol built for discreet carry and reliable everyday use. This 2.5-inch stainless steel model is offered as a blemished finish variant, delivering the same core platform in a smaller, easy-to-pack package.
Key Features
- .380 ACP chambering for everyday carry performance
- 2.5-inch barrel for a compact profile
- 6+1 capacity in a single-stack magazine
- Double Action Only trigger system for consistent operation
- Fixed 3-dot sights for quick target acquisition
- Stainless steel finish with a blemished variant appearance
A practical choice for concealed carry, the Kahr P380 pairs compact sizing with a proven DAO striker-fired design.
5.0 | 5 Reviews
- SKU:
- ZKP3833
- UPC:
- UPCZKP3833
- BUDS ID:
- 718002570
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Latest Reviews
Kevin S.
10 years ago
Verified Purchaser
This is my second Kahr...
This is my second Kahr P380. I use this a my EDC, this is a very accurate gun, you will be amazed. Fits great in shorts pocket in summer time.
Curt J.
10 years ago
Verified Purchaser
Buds, as always...
Buds, as always excellent. Now the Kahr. What does the BLEM mean as I could not find anything imperfection. it functions perfectly but as you fin on the various forms it does not like a couple brands. but for the ones that it like it run perfectly, FMJ or hollow points. Great price, wonderful firearm.
Jon F.
10 years ago
Verified Purchaser
After reading reviews...
After reading reviews about this gun on various forums I freaked out. Of course, this was after I ordered it and was waiting to get my gun from Buds (more on this later...). I even called the customer service here to make sure what reasons would suffice for refusing the transfer, which I ended up finding out was pretty liberal (in a good way -- the lady said, "Even if you don't like the weight of the gun, just refuse it"). Of course, this makes me question the 10% restocking fee for changing an order (which I probably would have done, and purchased a gun about $100 more, had it not been for that restocking fee), but that's another rant all-together. Anyway, after finding new Kahr prepping and lubing posts on Kahrtalk.com, I decided to bite the bullet and try it out. After all, this would be the ultimate in concealability, which was what I was after (I've been alternating between pocket-carrying a Glock 27 [too big to be small, too small to be big] and a Ruger SP-101 in .357 for the last few years-- I was ready for a change). I took 275 rounds of ammo to the range today after picking the gun up yesterday, and spending some time last night cleaning it down and otherwise following instructions from Kahrtalk.com (minus anything involving a dremel or sand paper...). Of the 275 rounds, I had 100 rounds in which the gun failed to return to battery. Yikes, right? Well, not really. All 100 were with the same brand of ammo (Perfecta FMJ) while every other type of ammo (Blazer Brass FMJ, PMC FMJ, Hornady Critical Defense, and Fiocchi Extrema [which will be my carry round after doing some research on shootingthebull.net]) functioned perfectly. Without a flaw. No problems. None. This gun is ammo sensitive, so don't go to the range with just one type until you know for sure that it works. Had I gone with just the Perfecta, I'd probably be giving a 1-star rating and preparing to ship it back for warranty work. The only negative about the transaction was the time it took to get the firearm. I placed the order on Tuesday on the week leading into Labor Day weekend and didn't get the gun until the Friday after Labor Day. I think it's because I thought the savings would be larger for using a check rather than just using a credit card. However, I've decided that, for me, the minimal savings didn't justify having to wait the extra time for my check to clear. Not the fault of Buds, I guess, but it seems like if I'm saving them from the credit card transaction fees, I should get a bit better than waiting 11 days to get a gun. I know the holiday weekend and protecting against fraud and all, but my next purchase will be done with a credit/debit card to get the gun a bit quicker. Why not check with my bank to verify funds and just send the gun out? Oh well... In terms of the blemish, I could only find some very small tool marks that I probably would not have noticed were I not looking for them. Follow the recommendations on Kahrtalk, have different brands of ammo, and don't listen to people who say the only guns worth getting MUST fire six million rounds of any ammo or caliber out of the box with NO failures and even if it is covered in mud or being lit on fire. I think most of those people get their shooting experience from video games, rather than real guns. Oh, I almost forgot: mine came with the two six round magazines and seven rounder to boot. In the end, great pistol, easy experience, and a happy customer.
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Bud's Gun Shop - Lexington, KY
1105 Industry Road, Lexington, KY 40505
Bud's Gun Shop - Sevierville, TN
2270 Two Rivers Blvd, Sevierville, TN 37876
Uncle Lee's - Greenville, KY
820 Main St, Greenville, KY 42345
