CW380 range report

[jocko]

While I was working on my P380's light strike issue, I did note that some brands of 380 ammo (Fiocchi in particular) have a thicker rim than others. The thicker rim stuff was more difficult to push up under the extractor. I decided to follow this gent's lead and as a precautionary measure took some material off the rear pin of the extractor to better accommodate the thicker rim stuff:http://www.kahrtalk.com/showthread.php?26232-Found-solution-to-FTF-and-failure-to-return-to-battery-on-CW-380
Though I've not had any return to battery issues with my pistol, I'm not saying this needs to be done, but I do think it's worth keeping in mind if the RTB problem doesn't work itself out.
Regards,
Greg

when cylinder and slide reworkedmy PMJ9 years back they "tensioned" the extractor. What u did is exactly what they did to my PMJ9. It can only help IMO as u found out.. I would not recommend it unlesur having issues or feel you have to shoot Fiocchi brand ammo. After over theyears reading about Fiocchi ammo not doing well in kahrs, I never bought anutter box of it. Too many good utter brands out there..Just sayin

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Short Bus:
I rescued a CM380 some time ago myself.
A lot of toothpaste on the rails and a lot of sweat; plus some TLC on the extractor hook gave me an excellent pocket filler.
Don't leave home without it.

jocko:
THAT AVATAR IS A "KEEPER" !!!!!!!

HES

[Short Bus]

Short Bus:
I rescued a CM380 some time ago myself.
A lot of toothpaste on the rails and a lot of sweat; plus some TLC on the extractor hook gave me an excellent pocket filler.
Don't leave home without it.

jocko:
THAT AVATAR IS A "KEEPER" !!!!!!!

HES

CM380? What is that? LOL With the size of the CW380, my boy calls it a CM a lot.