Your carry guns?

[predator20]

Originally Posted by k9870

I handled the lc9 felt great in hand and had decent sights but the trigger was awful and i hate mag disconnects.

I could deal with the mag disconnect, but the trigger. ehhh

Originally Posted by S&Wshooter

I've always thought those Kahrs were neat, but I never hear anything about them

How reliable is it, how well does it handle, and how well does it conceal?

I've only got about 50 rounds through it. Mostly ball, but did shoot two mags of Golden Saber HPs. No function issues. It did seem to chamber better with the slide locked back vs trying to chamber it with the slide forward. It handles well for it's size. It being a 9mm it's not going to conceal as easy as a .380, but I can pocket carry it.

[k9870]

Ive heard you need to use slide stop on kahr as racking may cause jams, any thruth to this?

[predator20]

Originally Posted by k9870

Ive heard you need to use slide stop on kahr as racking may cause jams, any thruth to this?

Pretty much. When racking it, it will basically lock itself back.

[k9870]

Originally Posted by predator20

Pretty much. When racking it, it will basically lock itself back.

Lame, i hate using a slide stop i much perfer a over the top powerstroke on the reload.

[predator20]

Originally Posted by k9870

Lame, i hate using a slide stop i much perfer a over the top powerstroke on the reload.

Not sure about it when reloading. I've gotten used to using the slide release.

[Excalibur]

For me, it depends on the gun I am using. My 1911 has a pretty standard slide release, so I would have a problem getting to it. So for that gun, I use power stroke like when I first load up an empty gun to reinforce repetition. For my XDM, the slide release is big and positioned closer to your thumb and you can easily press it down.

[k9870]

I like power stroke for consistency. Stovepipe/fail to fire/fail to eject you rack for all. So reload i rack. Same motion for multiple occurences. Also guns with a tiny slide stop like sig and glock under stress would be very difficult to actuate. And racking works with any gun out there, no need to change muscle memory to different locations.