O'Dell
10-09-2014, 11:51 PM
Almost four years ago my PM45 was stolen along with fourteen other pistols including a brand new SA Loaded Ultra Compact 1911. In May of this year the Springfield was recovered. I already had three compact 1911's with alloy frames that were lighter than the all steel Springfield so I cleaned it up and put it in the safe and left it.
Today I took the Springfield to my LGS and traded it for a CM45. This served two purposes - I got rid of a pistol that I didn't need and would probably never use and I got a replacement for the PM45 of which I was quite fond and carried a great deal. Plus I got a couple of hundred dollars in pocket money on the trade.
BTW, the trigger on the CM is a bit more gritty than my other Kahrs, but if the inside is as dry as the outside, I can understand why. I think a good cleaning and lube plus working the gun a bit will solve the issue. What happened to Kahr's practice of marinating their pistols in gun oil?
Today I took the Springfield to my LGS and traded it for a CM45. This served two purposes - I got rid of a pistol that I didn't need and would probably never use and I got a replacement for the PM45 of which I was quite fond and carried a great deal. Plus I got a couple of hundred dollars in pocket money on the trade.
BTW, the trigger on the CM is a bit more gritty than my other Kahrs, but if the inside is as dry as the outside, I can understand why. I think a good cleaning and lube plus working the gun a bit will solve the issue. What happened to Kahr's practice of marinating their pistols in gun oil?