Kahr pistols feature a massive claw extractor and monster ejector to ensure 100 percent reliability.

This expenditure of ammunition produced a pair of targets with every single round inside the confines of their respective X and 10 rings. No complaints here.

The only complaint I did have about the pistol was a relatively minor one: The supplied six-round magazine feed lips had sharp edges, and if I wasn't careful when loading them I scraped my thumb and fingers rather painfully. (I received another CW45 magazine at a later date, and the feed lips had been reshaped to correct this problem).

I used the CW45 for several weeks as my regular carry gun and found it easy to conceal and tote around all day in the Galco holster. I was hardly aware that I was packing a .45 under my vest.

I believe the CW45 would be an excellent choice for those fans of large caliber handguns who need--or just want--a lightweight, easily concealable, fine shooting pistol chambered for the most popular big bore pistol cartridge of all time.

Whether you are a police detective, armed professional, licensed civilian or homeowner, the CW45 should be capable of doing whatever you want or need a pistol to do--at an economical price.

The white dot/bar sight system allows very fast alignment. The rear sight is cut and angled to reduce glare.