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They had a barrel recall, not sure of the year though (peening issue on barrel shroud), and updated the cut style for the sights. There will be a small dimple on the bottom left of the slide next to the striker if you have that then you have a newer model if not then older model. They may have changed some things but I am not sure what else. I have a newer PM9. Best thing to do is contact Kahr:
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bsdfkjbasdcLast edited by SpeedTactical; 08-24-2015, 11:45 PM.Life is Good. Live life to the fullest, while treating others the way you want to be treated.Comment
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Yep that is what I would do. You could also ask them in the recall has been performed too.I don't remember the time I was human that's why I don't understand anybody.There's danger lurking around every corner, that's why I propose we make all of our buildings round.The sound of a cat puking is the most effective alarm clock.Comment
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Mine was purchased several years ago. The gun worked great right out of the box. However mine will not feed hollow points if the magazine is inserted and the slide is racked.
If the slide is locked back, magazine inserted, then release the slide lock, the gun will feed hollow points. Upon firing, it will feed hollow points, without any failures.
I don't consider this a defect. It is just the way this small auto needs to operate.
irhLast edited by ironhorse1; 04-17-2013, 8:12 AM.Comment
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It isn't a defect and it isn't just with hollow points...when the gun is new.
It has to do with the tight springing, due to the short slide, and new owners letting the frame move to the rear when racking the slide (the short frame contributes to this also). If you hold the frame absolutely still when racking...or drive it forward...the rounds should chamber; just as they do when firing.
When the spring loosens a bit, it becomes a bit more tolerant of slide racking to chamber a round...so you can tap-n-rack them...because the journey is the worthier part...The Shepherd's TaleComment
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