Kahr goes gold with limited edition 380
Catering to those who want an “opulent” .380 ACP.(Photo: Kahr)
For those of you who have always wanted a factory Cerakote gold Kahr CW380, your wait is over.
Adding a little more bling to their 6+1 polymer frame pocket pistol, the new CW3833CG features the high tempature gold finish on the slide, trigger, and the slide stop lever giving it “an opulent appearance” as noted by Kahr.
A limited edition variant of thier CW380 line, the gun has the same standard 2.58 inch barrel, an overall length of just 4.96 inches(note: the Ruger LCP is 5.16 by comparison) and an unloaded weight of 10.2 ounces as the rest of that series.
MSRP, distributed through Davidsons, is $439 and comes with two mags.
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