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I think the slimness of the Kahr is negated by it's length and height. When you consider that the Glock has more firepower, has a much better and longer overall track record, and the fact that there is a huge aftermarket for Glock accessories, the Glock IMO wins out. Glocks work all the time, but reading the experience of others will let you know that the poly Kahr's will occasionally have issues. Not all of them, but be aware that a new poly Kahr might need a return to the factory to make them work right. The odds are very, very slim that you will need to do that with a Glock.

PhilR.