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unless u have money out the ass,ur not gonna put alot of +P anything throuogh ur gun. Just doesnt seem to happen. cost is a factor as u well know.
IMO and little mind to, ur not gonna hurt any kahr with +P ammo, just ain't gonna happen. I have never read of it ever happening on a kahr or for that matter any ther gun maker who says +P is OK to shoot. As u well know +P+ really has no saami standards, so IMO not all +P+ can be considered the same by any means as there is just no standard to measure it, other than ur gun blowing up and you saying humm, "shouldn'thave shot that sh!t in this gun".
Would +P ammo take more toll down the road on a gun than lower pressured ammo" DUH dumb question. but i just don't think most of us will live long enough to see ur beloved good gun fall apart due to constant +P shooting. Just sayin.
We worry to much about this +P ammo. IMO
I don't shoot +P+ in my kahr BECAUSE KAHR says NO, most all gun owners say NO, so why push the envelope. any + ammo I would trust to shoot in my kahr until the cows come home. I just can't afford to use it for range fodder..
Originally posted by itsthelaw
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IMO and little mind to, ur not gonna hurt any kahr with +P ammo, just ain't gonna happen. I have never read of it ever happening on a kahr or for that matter any ther gun maker who says +P is OK to shoot. As u well know +P+ really has no saami standards, so IMO not all +P+ can be considered the same by any means as there is just no standard to measure it, other than ur gun blowing up and you saying humm, "shouldn'thave shot that sh!t in this gun".
Would +P ammo take more toll down the road on a gun than lower pressured ammo" DUH dumb question. but i just don't think most of us will live long enough to see ur beloved good gun fall apart due to constant +P shooting. Just sayin.
We worry to much about this +P ammo. IMO
I don't shoot +P+ in my kahr BECAUSE KAHR says NO, most all gun owners say NO, so why push the envelope. any + ammo I would trust to shoot in my kahr until the cows come home. I just can't afford to use it for range fodder..
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