TucsonMTB
12-30-2010, 01:03 AM
"Houston" . . . *snap* . . . buzz . . . "we may have a problem" . . . crackle . . . beep . . .
It looks like the barrel hood on my brand new CW40 hits the breach face at an angle. Yeah, I was doing the clean and polish thing and feeling pretty good about the pistol until I saw this. I can easily insert a finger nail at the large end of the gap.
Any thoughts from the more experience Kahr enthusiasts? I'm thinking it is back to Kahr time for this sad puppy dog. As I walked out the door, the salesman said, "If you have any problems we will return to Kahr for service on your behalf at no charge during the first 30 days." "Yeah, sure, why would I want to do that?!", I thought to myself. :(
Here are some pictures. One with normal lighting and two back-lit.
http://viewsfromtucson.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/NrmLitTopP40.jpg
Not really noticeable in normal lighting. Of course we just expect it to fit perfectly, so that's what we see.
http://viewsfromtucson.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/BakLitTopP40.jpg
With the slide back lit and off the frame, it really jumps out.
http://viewsfromtucson.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/BotP40.jpg
The view from the bottom is not too helpful because the light shining through the gap reflects of the breach face making the gap look larger than it is. Sorry about that. :o
It looks like the barrel hood on my brand new CW40 hits the breach face at an angle. Yeah, I was doing the clean and polish thing and feeling pretty good about the pistol until I saw this. I can easily insert a finger nail at the large end of the gap.
Any thoughts from the more experience Kahr enthusiasts? I'm thinking it is back to Kahr time for this sad puppy dog. As I walked out the door, the salesman said, "If you have any problems we will return to Kahr for service on your behalf at no charge during the first 30 days." "Yeah, sure, why would I want to do that?!", I thought to myself. :(
Here are some pictures. One with normal lighting and two back-lit.
http://viewsfromtucson.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/NrmLitTopP40.jpg
Not really noticeable in normal lighting. Of course we just expect it to fit perfectly, so that's what we see.
http://viewsfromtucson.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/BakLitTopP40.jpg
With the slide back lit and off the frame, it really jumps out.
http://viewsfromtucson.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/BotP40.jpg
The view from the bottom is not too helpful because the light shining through the gap reflects of the breach face making the gap look larger than it is. Sorry about that. :o