Striker Foot Drag.

[AFGunner]

I can't find the thread on the striker foot drag. I think it was on Kahr Talk but it may have been on another forum.

I purchased a CW380 this week and I'm having that issue as well as a few others. I have thoroughly read the threads here and have already done some work on the extractor. The reason I think it's the striker foot or maybe the feeding ramp on the bottom of the side is because with a loaded magazine I can slightly pull the slide out of battery and it will not return. It will return is no magazine is inserted. The thread on the striker foot drag that I did see didn't have a very good description on how where to mod to fix the issue.

AFGunner

[Old No7]

Interesting, I'd not read about that issue.........

If it were me, I'd mark the striker foot with a black sharpie or marker, let it dry; and then repeat that test several times over to see if I could confirm there are marks on it.

If that's not it -- mark something else and retry?

Good luck.

Old No7

[King Rat]

I have not heard the term striker foot. However, if you are referring to striker drag which has been all over the Sig 365 forums and threads, then you might find the Manual as a useful tool.

[Bawanna]

I also suspect that after you shoot it a bit this issue might clear itself up. Being tight as they are when new things get better after they run a bit.

[Hhilljr]

My P380’s striker foot/lug hits the top round in the magazine. It has caused a couple of light strikes in about 150 rounds. I replaced it with the Lakeland unit which claimed to help the issue, but it still occurs.
With the chamber empty, and a loaded magazine in place , dry firing will move the top round forward about a quarter of an inch. If anyone has a suggestion, I’d appreciate it. Thanks


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[gb6491]

My P380’s striker foot/lug hits the top round in the magazine. It has caused a couple of light strikes in about 150 rounds. I replaced it with the Lakeland unit which claimed to help the issue, but it still occurs.
With the chamber empty, and a loaded magazine in place , dry firing will move the top round forward about a quarter of an inch. If anyone has a suggestion, I’d appreciate it. Thanks


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Welcome to the forums!

Are you still getting light strikes with the Lakeline striker or just seeing the movement after dry firing?

Regards,
Greg

[Hhilljr]

I have had one light strike with the new firing pin.


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[gb6491]

I have had one light strike with the new firing pin.


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Have you given this thread a read?
http://www.kahrtalk.com/showthread.p...New-CW380-Help!

FWIW, I went through light strikes with my P380 until I replaced the cocking cam
http://www.kahrtalk.com/showthread.p...a-happy-ending

Regards,
Greg

[Cokeman]

I can't find the thread on the striker foot drag. I think it was on Kahr Talk but it may have been on another forum.

I purchased a CW380 this week and I'm having that issue as well as a few others. I have thoroughly read the threads here and have already done some work on the extractor. The reason I think it's the striker foot or maybe the feeding ramp on the bottom of the side is because with a loaded magazine I can slightly pull the slide out of battery and it will not return. It will return is no magazine is inserted. The thread on the striker foot drag that I did see didn't have a very good description on how where to mod to fix the issue.

AFGunner

What did you do to the extractor?