View Full Version : When you sent your Kahr in for service...
BuckeyeBlast
06-07-2011, 11:35 AM
... how was it returned to you? Fed-Ex to your FFL? Fed-Ex to your home? Signature required?
And appx how long did it take?
Just wondering. I'm glad to have mine back being fixed, but it's been a little over 2 weeks and I'm just wondering what to expect.
Thanks!
Bawanna
06-07-2011, 11:43 AM
I'd call and check status on it. Make sure you didn't fall thru the cracks. Seems like everyone has been reporting around 7 day turn around but it might be longer if they are waiting on something. I got a new slide that they had to wait for way way back on my K40.
It should come directly to your house and typically theres no warning, it just shows up. I suspect it would be a signature required deal but I'm not positive. Mine came to the dept so it wasn't an issue.
I'd call, 2 weeks in exercising patience is plenty. They should be able to tell you where they are at and whats happening.
>>Fed-Ex to your home? Signature required?<<
Yes and yes. One week. (at least in my case)
wyntrout
06-07-2011, 12:51 PM
Around a week and definitely requires an adult and signature. You can have FedEx hold it for pickup.
Sometimes, it's nice to be retired and sitting there at the window, though it's amazing how many time the Mail Carrier and FedEx come while I'm "indisposed".:D
Wynn:)
Ljutic
06-07-2011, 04:08 PM
FedEx should be calling and leaving a message for you to expect delivery of a package requiring adult signature. That's your tip that your Kahr is coming back home. I think my door to door turn around time was less than 2 weeks.
Sounds like Wynn needs some adult diapers. Just kidding my brother!
wyntrout
06-07-2011, 04:25 PM
I never got any calls or notices... from anyone... FedEx OR Kahr.
And it's just timing... bad on someone's part.
Wynn:)
JimBianchi
06-07-2011, 04:48 PM
>>Fed-Ex to your home? Signature required?<<
Yes and yes. One week. (at least in my case)
This.
BuckeyeBlast
06-07-2011, 05:16 PM
OK, well for me... none of the above.
They're shipping to my FFL.
I called, then they called back. My P380 needed a new frame, so they're sending it to my FFL.
Hoping for the best.
Thanks guys!
BB
Bawanna
06-07-2011, 05:35 PM
New frame equals new serial number, hence the trip to your FFL. This has been discussed lately and believed it was legal to sent a replacement frame even with a new number but Kahr apparently doesn't do that.
I'm always thought they had to go to a FFL since the new serial number has to be registered, so they let the FFL take care of that.
No matter as long as it gets back to you soon and runs perfectly.
BuckeyeBlast
06-07-2011, 05:56 PM
Yup. I understand the reasoning, and I'd exercise the same caution if I was Kahr unless I had specific instruction from BATFE stating otherwise.
Fingers crossed!
BuckeyeBlast
06-07-2011, 05:56 PM
Yup. I understand the reasoning, and I'd exercise the same caution if I was Kahr unless I had specific instruction from BATFE stating otherwise.
Fingers crossed!
BuckeyeBlast
06-07-2011, 05:58 PM
I wonder if my new frame will be the updated version. I assume it will be?
And on that note: does anyone know the reason they changed the frame design? (one screw vs two) What problem was it intended to fix?
jocko
06-07-2011, 06:04 PM
yup sure will be, only change is two torx screws in the side panel #5 torx tool needed. Best never take that panel off either. rememberthose screws thread into polymer, so they never really tighten, just snug is good.
Rainman48314
06-07-2011, 06:46 PM
... how was it returned to you? Fed-Ex to your FFL? Fed-Ex to your home? Signature required?
And appx how long did it take?
Just wondering. I'm glad to have mine back being fixed, but it's been a little over 2 weeks and I'm just wondering what to expect.
Thanks!I have had to ship to Sig Sauer twice. On the plus side, they don't fight you on shipping, they simply pick up that cost. They also send an email immediately after they ship. If they shipped two day air today, before 8pm I would know and could anticipate being available to sign. On the downside, they are not as fast as Kahr. Sig seems to be closer to three weeks round trip.
Rainman48314
06-07-2011, 06:52 PM
New frame equals new serial number, hence the trip to your FFL. This has been discussed lately and believed it was legal to sent a replacement frame even with a new number but Kahr apparently doesn't do that.
I'm always thought they had to go to a FFL since the new serial number has to be registered, so they let the FFL take care of that.
No matter as long as it gets back to you soon and runs perfectly.
When my first Sig P238 had its frame replaced, I had to go to my FFL. Since it was only three weeks after I bought it from said FFL (Gander Mtn.), they did not charge for doing all the registration paperwork...but, because I did not have my CPL yet, my local PD collected another $10 for notarizing the permit they issued. This was in March of this year.
bigbob68
06-07-2011, 07:29 PM
As a licensed FFL, I would think that a new serial numbered gun from Kahr or any other receiver would have to go thru an FFL. S&W sent my buddy's gun back to him direct but no change in serial number was done. I live in Missouri, no registration of firearms is required here.
BuckeyeBlast
06-07-2011, 07:47 PM
No problem w/ the FFL at all. My FFL is someone I consider a friend, and his charge is fair. I've got to go see him anyways for another purchase. :)
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