Talk:Kahr Arms
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Maybe it's just me, but I feel that the following passage should be rewritten or maybe even removed.
Kahr was at the forefront at offering small well-made pistols that fire eight or fewer relatively large 9mm and .40-caliber bullets. Their single-stack magazines enable a slender compact pistol that has proved popular with the buying public.
There is some truth to this but, at least to me, it reads a bit like it was taken from a marketing brochure. Glock, for instance, far surpasses Kahr in terms of popularity and sales and offers comparable firearms (ie. the G36 and possibly some of their other subcompacts). The same can probably be said of other, smaller caliber semi-autos and short-barrel revolvers. --Seed 2.0 21:20, 11 January 2007 (UTC)
