CM9 or CM40 trigger bar removal

[NC_Patriot]

I've been looking for frame disassembly instructions, but, can't seem to locate them.
I'm looking to remove the trigger bar so I can polish and smooth out the trigger pull.
I realize that it will always be 3 feet to trigger breakpoint, but, at least I can smooth that yard long pull out some.
I do like the CM40, it shoots well and is easily concealable, but, like most, would appreciate a shorter trigger breakpoint and reset......oh well, can't have everything.
Thanks

[jocko]

not even worth the effort , let alone maybe screwing up ur gun to sooth the trigger bar. IMO. If u wannt do anythinbg pull that side plate off anbd were that little springhy sits under the trigger bar, smooth up just that area with soe fine paer and ur good to go. Ur realy wasing ur time IM> 500 rounds down range will do the same thing.

as far as the trigger travel, it is there by design, u either adjust or u peddle it for sumpin ur like better. No safetys on kahrs other than the looooong trigger system, wich 99% truly love. IT AIN'T A TARGET GUN

[jocko]

not even worth the effort , let alone maybe screwing up ur gun to sooth the trigger bar. IMO. If u wannt do anythinbg pull that side plate off anbd were that little springhy sits under the trigger bar, smooth up just that area with soe fine paer and ur good to go. Ur realy wasing ur time IM> 500 rounds down range will do the same thing.

as far as the trigger travel, it is there by design, u either adjust or u peddle it for sumpin ur like better. No safetys on kahrs other than the looooong trigger system, wich 99% truly love. IT AIN'T A TARGET GUN. If u want a shorter trigger travel buy the enhanced version PM9 which will then come with an external safety and give u 1/8" less travel.

[NC_Patriot]

No one with any idea where I can find frame disassembly instructions?

[gb6491]

No one with any idea where I can find frame disassembly instructions?
Not CM9 or 40 specific, but these should suffice:
http://kahrtalk.com/showthread.php?t=4454 or http://www.ar15.com/archive/topic.html?b=5&f=35&t=102618

http://www.gunreports.com/special_reports/handguns/Kahr-Pistol-Disassembly184-1.html