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The Kahr CW series (available in 9mm, .40 S&W and .45 ACP) has the combina- tion of features that makes it the best Concealed Carry Pistol in the market. It has the ideal combination of stopping power and shooting comfort, and is smaller, slimmer and lighter than competitive brands. Its smooth double-action
CW9093 CW4043
trigger reduces
flinch, improving shot placement, and is safer. In stressful situations, fine motor control is impaired contributing to the possibility of acci- dental discharge with traditional single-action triggers
found on many semi-autos
CW4543
and
revolvers. The CW Series’ natural point of aim and low-felt recoil make them the ideal guns to shoot and carry.
With the introduction of new manufacturing processes in the production of the CW series, the Kahr pistol represents an unrivaled value.
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cleaning. These features permit the pistol to run smoother
in adverse
conditions. The dust cover frame rail is integral allowing for laser or light devices. The intense rail with three slots is pictured with the SureFire X-300 attached. The ejection port is opened, flared and rounded provid- ing smooth operation. Particular attention is given to the
slide stops because it’s one of the hard- est used parts on any 1911. D&L stops are tough, heat-treated tool steel and the slide engagement lug is designed to fully engage the slide notch. The stops are flush fitted with the cross shaft cut for a slightly recessed fit. Internally the slide stop tab is designed to pre- vent interruptions in the feeding cycle. A good thing preventing a bad thing! Sand cuts are fluted on the barrel
hood also. The pistol is fitted with a stainless steel match barrel, which is fully chambered, throated and pol- ished. The accuracy is enhanced by the matched super-duty bushings. The barrel is recessed and crowned. This protects the rifling and allows the front end of the pistol to be nicely blended. The front sights have night-sight in-
serts, and are interchangeable. A shift- ing front sight will cause change in the point of impact thus the DL solution, a
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machined oval recess. These sights will not shift. The rear sights on this pistol have a thick rear blade for night in- serts, a .500" dovetail and are anchored using massive 10-32 lock screws. This provides an extremely clean sight pic- ture and the heel hook allows for sin- gle-hand operation. Master grade trigger work is pre-
formed on all of the DL Professional Model pistols. The trigger is serrated vertically and is equipped with an over travel adjustment screw. Dave’s hand fitting is apparent here wit- nessed by approximately one millime- ter take-up and a 4-lb release of the sear. The resulting crisp break adds to the pistols accuracy and consistency. The firing pin block is trigger activat- ed locking the firing pin in place until the trigger is pulled. A full-length guide rod is used in
this pistol assuring straight slide trav- el. This keeps the frame rails from do- ing all of the work. I am not even going to try to describe the Tanto extractor or the Extreme duty ejector used in this pistol. I can tell you this however, the Tanto profile allows the hook to snap over chambered cases smoothly and ejector noses just don’t bend or break when the D&L Extreme Duty Ejectors are in place!
Websites:
www.kahr.com /
www.kahrshop.com Dave’s company D&L Sports,
Inc. offers a lot more than custom firearms. The D&L Sports/SureFire training facility is the host of the an- nual International Tactical Rifleman Championships, the Carlos Hath- cock Family Benefit and the One Mile Club. Dave is also the author of sev- eral defining books including Tactical Marksman, Advanced Tactical Marks- man, Tactical 1911 and Tactical AR-15 all of which are very informative. Function and dependability are cer-
tainly very important, and I encour- age you to take the time to visit www.
dlsports.com. While others attempt to push the envelope, Dave is on the out- side “stamping it” with innovative de- fining ideas. It’s a family tradition. Ensuring all of the “ducks are in a
row,” Bill Pekala at Nikon USA and all of the folks involved in their NPS program deserve special thanks here for their help and assistance! That D3x is one fine camera! *
FOR MORE INFO:
D&L SPORTS, INC.
www.dlsports.com (307) 686-4008
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