Collected my new CCR. I think it will do.

WB
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Thursday, July 16, 2026, 17:02 (6 days ago)

It’s likely not much fun to shoot. The .380 I’ve carried all over. The whole time thinking “boy I’d sure hate to really use this for defense”. But it’s small and reliable, 10 oz. without the mag. The .357 is exactly 11.3 oz. I’ve carried the 60 in the pocket holster. Just a little hefty unless I have a good belt on. I think this 360 fixes that. It even has a lanyard clip at the bottom of the grip?!

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Dave H.
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Thursday, July 16, 2026, 18:53 (6 days ago) @ WB

By Kahr products. I think I could really like one of those 9mms, but none of my LGS stocks them and I never see them at gun shows. I’d like to handle before I invest in one.

I’ve had several, my first was the less expensive

WB
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Thursday, July 16, 2026, 19:16 (6 days ago) @ Dave H.

CW series in .40. A great value, with conventional rifling barrel. The sights are well defined and good. The long revolver like DA pull is buttery smooth all the way through. Will make you a better wheel gunner. It’s much like a flattened revolver.

The P series have fancier sights and touches, polygonal Walther barrels. Otherwise basically the same. I had a PM9 and kind of wish I had it back. Smaller and thinner, lighter, than a 2” J-frame and 7-shots of 9x19. I have a set where I can make a P40 or P9 or hybrid of either with a PM lower. In addition to my little P380 I have a PM45. The .45 is a fantastic carry gun. 6-shots and 16 oz. (Empty). It takes GI spec 1911 mags too.

They have a new one that’s 10-shot, can fit optics, and has rail notches. I’ve not seen one of those yet. The safe carry is a feature I do enjoy. Sticking the SIG 365 down the back of my britches always gives me a hint of anxiety. It’s like a target trigger with no manual safety. The Kahrs are like DA revolvers.

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liteweight pistols

Joepjs
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Saturday, July 18, 2026, 13:05 (4 days ago) @ WB

I have tried several, most are really hurting my aged wrists. most recent, a .32 mag revolver

I looked at the little 351PD and found sort of a deal

WB
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Saturday, July 18, 2026, 18:51 (4 days ago) @ Joepjs

They are silly expensive for what they are. But a 7-shot .22 WMR 11 oz. revolver makes a useful trail gun as well. I really like the hi-vis sights on them too. They have an aluminum "Airweight" type frame and an aluminum cylinder as well. The 340 and 360 are titanium. I can overlook some of the exotica cost for that. But the 351PD is aluminum.

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