Hi,
Just joined.
Purchased a new P380, with night sights and LCI.
Had numerous FTF's and stovepipes on the first 100 rounds. I understand that there is a 200 round break-in period.
I had one serious problem that really concerned me.
A round was fed but when I pulled the trigger, I felt a slight engagement but then it slipped away and the pulling the trigger all the way back did not release the striker.
This happened on two occasions.
I was using Corbon DPX.
I talked to Jay at Kahr and he told me to send back the gun.
I thought that I would get it back within a week, after reading other posts on how good their service was at Kahr.
However, I have since been informed that I will have to wait 4-6 weeks.
That really has caused me concern.
Why should I have to wait that long?
I paid a pretty penny for this gun and would expect much quicker service for a new gun.
I was going to buy a P9, but now I have second thoughts.
Anyone else experienced this problem with the striker pin and the poor service.
Thanks for your help.
Bob S.
Just joined.
Purchased a new P380, with night sights and LCI.
Had numerous FTF's and stovepipes on the first 100 rounds. I understand that there is a 200 round break-in period.
I had one serious problem that really concerned me.
A round was fed but when I pulled the trigger, I felt a slight engagement but then it slipped away and the pulling the trigger all the way back did not release the striker.
This happened on two occasions.
I was using Corbon DPX.
I talked to Jay at Kahr and he told me to send back the gun.
I thought that I would get it back within a week, after reading other posts on how good their service was at Kahr.
However, I have since been informed that I will have to wait 4-6 weeks.
That really has caused me concern.
Why should I have to wait that long?
I paid a pretty penny for this gun and would expect much quicker service for a new gun.
I was going to buy a P9, but now I have second thoughts.
Anyone else experienced this problem with the striker pin and the poor service.
Thanks for your help.
Bob S.