Hey everyone, I've been soaking up info on this forum for a while but this is my first post. I greatly respect everyone's opinion here and look forward to seeing what others have to say about this problem.
That being said, yesterday I took delivery of a brand new Kahr CW9. The first thing I did when I got it home was field strip and clean it. As I was cleaning the barrel I noticed the rifling was pitted - severely in some areas and lightly in others. Needless to say I was and am very disappointed, and don't even want to fire my new pistol. I e-mailed Kahr to ask for a new barrel and am eagerly awaiting their response.
As a proud owner of Sig and HK pistols, I know what a barrel is supposed to look like, and this isn't it. I really hope this is not indicative of Kahr's overall quality and that this issue is quickly resolved. My question is has anyone had similar problems with Kahr barrels? Also, should I also call Kahr today to make sure they got my e-mail? Thanks in advance for the feedback guys...
That being said, yesterday I took delivery of a brand new Kahr CW9. The first thing I did when I got it home was field strip and clean it. As I was cleaning the barrel I noticed the rifling was pitted - severely in some areas and lightly in others. Needless to say I was and am very disappointed, and don't even want to fire my new pistol. I e-mailed Kahr to ask for a new barrel and am eagerly awaiting their response.
As a proud owner of Sig and HK pistols, I know what a barrel is supposed to look like, and this isn't it. I really hope this is not indicative of Kahr's overall quality and that this issue is quickly resolved. My question is has anyone had similar problems with Kahr barrels? Also, should I also call Kahr today to make sure they got my e-mail? Thanks in advance for the feedback guys...
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