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"Kahrs can't take the strain" of intense shooting classes
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Originally posted by JohnR View PostWhat do the fine gentlemen of Kahr Talk have to say about that?
Its more than training, it goes beyond mere training. Training is ok, don't get me wrong, but you gotta shoot, dry fire, shoot, manipulate, manage, shoot, and shoot some more to get beyond even second nature and into the instinctual realm.
I'm there with my own 1911's, or those that conform to the govy pattern. Whale tale and paddle levers... not my bag. But I can pull my own Officers or Springfield, or full size, or Commander, out of my back pocket, or mid back holster carry and nail a target in the middle at 7 yards without much trying. That's 30 plus years of manipulative familiarity.
I'm not there with my Kahrs, yet... I like them over the 1911's to carry due to size and weight. And I'm learning, my muscles are learning, I'm getting better. Not quite as quick, but.. its gettin better. I won't get 30 years of practice with a Kahr. Not that much time left.
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Originally posted by jocko View PostIts BULLSH1T mUGGSY, so get to the point. Bull Pucky sounds like a hockey game between animals.Never trust anyone who doesn't trust you to own a gun.
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Originally posted by getsome View PostI hate Brussel SproutsNever trust anyone who doesn't trust you to own a gun.
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Newbies can't shoot - LOL!
My MK40 Elite really did require a fairly extensive break in period to get 100% reliable.
I don't remember the exact round count.
But It seems like ~200 to run good and ~400 to run 100% with anything.
Still, after that, I'd shoot 200+ everytime I hit the range.
Seems like 2000+ rounds flawless once broke in.
I'm thinking newbies buy a new Kahr and go strait to a class expecting the gun will function fine.
Plus everyone can't shoot a micro well anyway.
I would have complete confidence taking my MK40 to a class these days.
Barth
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I can shoot both of my Kahr pistols with two hands, strong hand, weak hand and with both hands tied behind my back using a mirror. I can limp wrist it and shoot it gangsta style, up side down and between my legs and it never misses a beat. Those A-holes don't know what they're talking about. My name is Muggsy and I approve this message.Never trust anyone who doesn't trust you to own a gun.
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Originally posted by muggsy View PostI can shoot both of my Kahr pistols ....... between my legs and it never misses a beat.The only thing better than having all the guns and ammo you'd ever need would be being able to shoot it all off the back porch.
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I hate brussels sprouts too, but not as much as I love bacon.Rest in peace Muggsy
"Individual Muslims may show splendid qualities, but the influence of the religion paralyses the social development of those who follow it. No stronger retrograde force exists in the world." Winston Churchill 1899
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Originally posted by yqtszhj View PostTHAT COULD HURT.Never trust anyone who doesn't trust you to own a gun.
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