P380

[Electraclyde]

Posted on this forum back on Oct 23rd about a P380 with problems.
The gun went back to Kahr on the 25th of Oct. It came back today, Dec 27th. Gone for 2 months.
I no longer own this gun. There are other gun compaines that have MUCH better customer service.
Two months is just way too long.
I am signing off of this forum as there is no need to stay.
Thanks for your time.:(

[ammodave]

I would consider 2 months about normal including shipping both ways. I wonder if they fixed his problem. That's the real test of customer service.

[SlowBurn]

Already sold? If not, pm me with your asking price. I'm happy with mine but have room for another at the right price.

[muggsy]

A man of little patience. Didn't even wear the new off. Good things come to those who wait. What will he do when his next .380 has the hiccups?

[kerby9mm]

The man of little patience most likely was used to guns working the way they are expected to. I for one can't blame him for being angry about the gun but not for the 2 weeks. I don't get the selling without testing/up to him. I have a sig p238 that has never hiccup ed on any loads including range reloads but for me 380 is not for me so I am going to sell it. At least he said good bye.

[Bill K]

Sorry when stuff like this happens. A reliable Kahr .380 would be a great gun to have. Two months seems a bit long but not in my opinion outrageous.

[kerby9mm]

I read the post wrong I thought it was 2 weeks but still 2 months not that long if the gun comes back working but we will never know.

[Nismo]

I was hoping you would have at least tested and reported back on how the gun functioned and if all the problems were fixed. :(

[downtownv]

Did you hear that?
Sounded like a door hitting him in the *** on the way out!
C YA!

[muggsy]

In a perfect world everything is perfect. This one ain't. Sorry 'bout that.

[dsk]

Right now Colt is taking about four months to fix guns under warranty. It's all relative.