CW380 back for repair again!!!!

[Bawanna]

I personally can vouch for Alfonse and Lakeline. He's just over the mountain from me and I've had the pleasure of meeting "The Man" in person.
He does good stuff or he don't bother with it. You'll be happy or he won't be happy.

The installation is as Ed noted, not difficult. Plenty of help here if you feel the need.

[Bobshouse]

You can get a great DVD of complete disassembly/reassembly of your kahr here.

http://www.glockstore.com/Complete-Kahr



Great to have handy in case you run into problems.

[dsk]

While not physically difficult, with a Kahr it is really easy to lose the pins and springs that will inevitably shoot out as soon as you take the back plate off. When I took mine apart to replace the striker the striker spring shot out and disappeared somewhere in my garage. Considering it gone but determined to try looking anyway I got up on a ladder with a flashlight, and lo and behold it was resting on the roof of my SUV!

Ever since then I learned to only take the slide apart in my bathroom, which is really tiny. And yes I keep the drains closed and the toilet lid down.

[Bawanna]

I use the Ripley Retractor bent coat hanger and often times still use a gallon zip lock back.
The Retractor helps immensely so you can focus on detaining and or capturing the spring.

It's amazing how those little tiny parts, even just dropped a short distance can end up 26' away. Like magic or something.