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2aforall
09-25-2013, 05:47 PM
to all:
I recently sold my cm9. for the second time I I might add. I did it to buy an XDS. I didn't shoot it well and 3 days later it got recalled. I sold it. and I'm proud to say I'm back on kahr bandwagon with a like new PM45 with night sights. I love it. miss that kahr trigger. I just fits me.
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jocko
09-25-2013, 05:58 PM
ur not allowed anymore fokk ups on this forum. Just sayin. Our colonel monitors this stuff,u know...
SGT5711
09-25-2013, 06:17 PM
Welcome back!
Bawanna
09-25-2013, 06:17 PM
Duly noted and recorded.
Contact us next time you consider doing something foolish. We all use this benefit from time to time when we get weak for something new, different or just plain wrong.
mr surveyor
09-25-2013, 06:29 PM
hhhmmmm.... I recently sold my CM9 too, which I wasn't using, and bought an XDs45 which I do intend to carry eventually. For the two weeks I had possession before voluntarily sending it back for the recall, I was shooting it pretty well with my reloads. I have "other" carries, so the minor inconvenience of the recall is no issue. The CW9 is still my social carry of choice when I'm not carrying a wheelie (which is most of my waking hours), but the XDs may take that role and the CW9 may become mrs. surv's "house gun".
There was absolutely nothing wrong with my CM9, except that a snubbie still fit my needs just as well. My Son still swears by his CM9, and he has my full support. Neither of us reload 9mm, so plinking is not affordable. I do load for the revolvers and .45 acp. I would have bought the CW45, but all the horror stories of mag issues made me lean to the XDs.
ParabellumJ
09-25-2013, 07:04 PM
You're not the only one who fell off the wagon. Although my PM9 ran flawless I sold it because I didn't shoot it well enough for my liking. Replaced it with a Glock 26, and honestly, I love the Glock. It's been on my hip everyday since and has over 1000 flawless rounds through it. Sorry to report I won't be getting another PM or CM, but I have been thinking about a CW380 as a BUG/pocket gun. Also considering a S&W Airweight or Ruger LCR for that role because I've never been impressed with 380 auto. Not that I've actually seen a CW380 yet, but I heard they do exist.
gmcjetpilot
09-25-2013, 07:23 PM
You're not the only one who fell off the wagon. Although my PM9 ran flawless I sold it because I didn't shoot it well enough for my liking. Replaced it with a Glock 26, and honestly, I love the Glock. It's been on my hip everyday since and has over 1000 flawless rounds through it. Sorry to report I won't be getting another PM or CM, but I have been thinking about a CW380 as a BUG/pocket gun. Also considering a S&W Airweight or Ruger LCR for that role because I've never been impressed with 380 auto. Not that I've actually seen a CW380 yet, but I heard they do exist.I have almost identical story, almost.
I replaced my Ruger LC9 with a Glock 26 Gen4, a real firearm, no doubt. LC9 nice but G26, shoot faster, more accurately and can hold more rounds, albeit thicker and heavier. Then I got my CM9, better stock trigger than the LC9 but not as nice as stock Glock. I am keeping my CM9 as well as the G26. I like having two guns to pick from. I like having options. The CW9 is small enough to pocket. I know a guy who carries two guns, a main and backup. I am not willing to do that, except maybe in winter when I have a jacket, but it is a thought.
TucsonMTB
09-25-2013, 11:30 PM
Also considering a S&W Airweight . . .
The CW9 is still my social carry of choice when I'm not carrying a wheelie (which is most of my waking hours) . . . There was absolutely nothing wrong with my CM9, except that a snubbie still fit my needs just as well. . . .
Yep! J-frames are hard to pass by. Here's the most recent addition to our family.
http://viewsfromtucson.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Tit_642_8x6_web.jpg
I still shoot the PM40 better and for on the waist band carry, it still rocks. But, my pocket has a new, 12 ounce occupant.
yqtszhj
09-26-2013, 08:30 PM
to all:
miss that kahr trigger. I just fits me.
That statement says it all. It is a nice trigger. I shoot my kahr's well. The smooth trigger is easy to keep on target.
Congrats on that new PM45.
Hunter991
09-27-2013, 07:37 AM
I too an extremely pissed about my XDS being gone for 2.5 months on recall. But i didn't sell my CM9. I loved my xds but after this mess i may never buy another SA product again. Its not about the recall its about the lack of communication and lies.
otium
09-27-2013, 08:08 AM
2.5 months it was gone for the recall - have I missed some back story on your experience?
As far as I know the recall was announced on 8/28, so as of tomorrow that will make it a month since it began.
Maybe it will end up being gone for 2.5 months as I am sure there are a bunch of them to do. We ought to know by say, the middle of November if you got yours in immediately when the recall started if it actually took that long.
At this point I don't feel I have been lied to. To me the process was quite painless so far.
Hunter991
09-27-2013, 10:47 AM
Originally they said 30 days.. Calls to SA they are now saying 8-12 weeks before any will be shipped back. They don't even have the fix yet. They are still working on testing. No status when you call them, they are just lying at this point. So yah, i am pissed. i didn't pay $600 plus the cost of all my accessories for them to have the gun longer than i have had it.
garyb
09-27-2013, 11:28 AM
I too an extremely pissed about my XDS being gone for 2.5 months on recall. But i didn't sell my CM9. I loved my xds but after this mess i may never buy another SA product again. Its not about the recall its about the lack of communication and lies.
I understand your disappointment. I hate it when something like that happens to me. It automatically turns people away. They should be making it a priority #1 and giving their customers prompt accurate details.
2aforall
10-02-2013, 05:44 PM
I've carried my PM45 all week now. I've shot it some. what a gun. I'm sorry for leaving you kahr. Thank you for taking me back.
ps if I told you what I paid for my PM45 with night sights, you would want to slap me
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Bawanna
10-02-2013, 06:37 PM
I want to slap you anyhow but some folks think I'm a little twisted.
I got a PM45 on my ankle so I'm ok to talk smack like that.
Do you enjoy being slapped?
dorangolv
10-11-2013, 09:03 PM
I've carried my PM45 all week now. I've shot it some. what a gun. I'm sorry for leaving you kahr. Thank you for taking me back.
ps if I told you what I paid for my PM45 with night sights, you would want to slap me
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I am a first time Kahr owner and new to this forum. I bought a P45 September 19, 2013. Apparently it was a trade in so I'm told. No firing marks on the top of the barrel, thing looks pristine. But I hesitated and the guy dropped the price $40. I asked if they were opened Sunday, he said no and dropped the price another $45.:eek:
So I bought it.
Nothing but trouble.:mad:
No wonder the guy traded it in. I see now why the sales man kept dropping the price, too.
After a lot of polishing the barrel and slide for two hours and 500+ rounds of 4 different factory 230gr FMJ's, most of the problems have resolved themselves.
BUT it still has an issue with not going fully into battery. Stops about 1/8" short. I press it forward with my offhand thumb and fire the next round.
Sometimes the slide is so stuck, I have to *pop* the back of the slide with the heel of my offhand palm before it moves into battery.
Very finicky gun.
I'm wondering if 45ACP was too much cartridge for such a small polymer framed gun.:(
Have you had any problems with your PM45?:confused:
2aforall
10-14-2013, 05:56 AM
sorry you are having problems.
I had a couple fte on the first range trip. it's still on the break in period. I'll see what happens on the next couple hundred rounds.
have you contacted kahr about your issues?
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b4uqzme
10-14-2013, 09:02 AM
I am a first time Kahr owner and new to this forum. I bought a P45 September 19, 2013. Apparently it was a trade in so I'm told. No firing marks on the top of the barrel, thing looks pristine. But I hesitated and the guy dropped the price $40. I asked if they were opened Sunday, he said no and dropped the price another $45.:eek:
So I bought it.
Nothing but trouble.:mad:
No wonder the guy traded it in. I see now why the sales man kept dropping the price, too.
After a lot of polishing the barrel and slide for two hours and 500+ rounds of 4 different factory 230gr FMJ's, most of the problems have resolved themselves.
BUT it still has an issue with not going fully into battery. Stops about 1/8" short. I press it forward with my offhand thumb and fire the next round.
Sometimes the slide is so stuck, I have to *pop* the back of the slide with the heel of my offhand palm before it moves into battery.
Very finicky gun.
I'm wondering if 45ACP was too much cartridge for such a small polymer framed gun.:(
Have you had any problems with your PM45?:confused:
You are almost there! :). Just a couple suggestions you may find helpful:
Inspect the frame and slide thoroughly for burrs and lightly sand any you find.
Consider a new recoil spring.
Make sure your grip is on it's A-game. The slide needs a firm platform to push off in order to make full battery.
Good luck
b4uqzme
10-14-2013, 09:04 AM
I've carried my PM45 all week now. I've shot it some. what a gun. I'm sorry for leaving you kahr. Thank you for taking me back.
ps if I told you what I paid for my PM45 with night sights, you would want to slap me
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Don't worry. We've all overpaid for a gun once or twice. ;)
gb6491
10-14-2013, 10:39 AM
...I'm wondering if 45ACP was too much cartridge for such a small polymer framed gun.:(....
Based on my experience with the CW45, XD-S, and Glock 36, I'd say that 45ACP is not too much cartridge for such a small, polymer framed gun. However, 45ACP in such a small, polymer framed gun may be too much for some shooters.
Regards,
Greg
Bawanna
10-14-2013, 11:36 AM
Are you thinking of Jocko when you write that? Just curious.
MikeyKahr
10-14-2013, 09:08 PM
Uncle Instigator.
yqtszhj
10-14-2013, 10:18 PM
Based on my experience with the CW45, XD-S, and Glock 36, I'd say that 45ACP is not too much cartridge for such a small, polymer framed gun. However, 45ACP in such a small, polymer framed gun may be too much for some shooters.
Regards,
Greg
Right on target as usual there Greg. Someone needs to pay Greg for his wisdom around here.
Are you thinking of Jocko when you write that? Just curious.
Another one on target.
Uncle Instigator.
Target times 3.
Is the Colonel your real uncle or just your internet uncle like his Cyber harem??? Just wondering.
dorangolv
10-17-2013, 08:42 PM
Sent it to Kahr. They said 3-4 weeks!!!!!!:eek:
I was told by someone here in Las Vegas that it would be 1-2 weeks.
Guess I'm not the only one with Kahr trouble.
otium
10-18-2013, 09:18 PM
The unit I sent in a few weeks ago took Kahr 2 weeks and a day to have back in my hands. Guess it all depends on how busy they are, how difficult the issue is to isolate and how much subsequent work and testing your piece needs.
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