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    Not new to Kahrs. Have a P9 that I love. Just got a new CM9 and did the prep and lube but I cannot for the life of me get the slide to go back on. It gets to just about the witness marks and won't move any further back. Never had this problem with my P9 and don't think I'm doing anything wrong but the slide will just not move back in place. Any ideas here. The gun being new it's extremely stiff but I expected that.
    Kahr P9 (my carry favorite)
    Sig P229, Sig P250 2SUM
    Glock 27, Springfield XD 40 SC
    Colt Detective Spec. Beretta 84
    Ruger LCP, Ruger LC9 Ruger Mini 14
    Bushmaster 5.56, BSA Martini Target .22
    I'm pretty sure God created me just for the hell of it.

  • #2
    Try and starting the pin and gently start it in as you push the slide back to where the marks line up. Other possiblities, consider the recoil spring is not positioned well.

    You probably have it fixed by now.
    “If someone has a gun and is trying to kill you, it would be reasonable to shoot back with your own gun.”

    ― Dalai Lama XIV (as told to high school students.)

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    • #3
      Tickle the trigger a little bit as your putting the slide on. I have to do that frequently on my PM45. Once in a while on my K's too.
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      • #4
        Well I tickled the trigger numerous times. Gun laughed but no joy either. Tried the reposition of recoil spring several times. It seems now to just get to neutral position and stop. Tickling trigger then to get slide back off works great but still can't get to slide on to rear. Running a +10 on my weird poopometer scale.
        Kahr P9 (my carry favorite)
        Sig P229, Sig P250 2SUM
        Glock 27, Springfield XD 40 SC
        Colt Detective Spec. Beretta 84
        Ruger LCP, Ruger LC9 Ruger Mini 14
        Bushmaster 5.56, BSA Martini Target .22
        I'm pretty sure God created me just for the hell of it.

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        • #5
          Did you try and get the cross pin a 1/4" as you started to push it back toward lining it up.
          “If someone has a gun and is trying to kill you, it would be reasonable to shoot back with your own gun.”

          ― Dalai Lama XIV (as told to high school students.)

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          • #6
            I have same issue but it goes eventually. My cw40 has no issue like this. Yeah high on poopometer.

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            • #7
              Try giving the trigger the finger. That's kinda like tickling it, but with more gusto. A little trigger manipulation will make the slide go a long way. Move the slide back and forth while giving it the finger. Eventually all of the planets will align.
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              • #8
                Using the pin while moving slide to rear finally did the trick but still think it was cause I held my mouth just right. What a chore. Much tougher than my P9. Much stiffer spring and harder to move the slide. Guess I expected some of that but boy it's REALLY stiff for these arthritic hands. Now that it's back together, I'm anxious to see how she does at the range on Monday.

                Thanks for the help guys, that did the trick. You guys are real fart smellers, sorry I meant smart fellers.
                Kahr P9 (my carry favorite)
                Sig P229, Sig P250 2SUM
                Glock 27, Springfield XD 40 SC
                Colt Detective Spec. Beretta 84
                Ruger LCP, Ruger LC9 Ruger Mini 14
                Bushmaster 5.56, BSA Martini Target .22
                I'm pretty sure God created me just for the hell of it.

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                • #9
                  The problem I think is the barrel stays locked in battery instead of dropping down as the slide moves back.
                  “If someone has a gun and is trying to kill you, it would be reasonable to shoot back with your own gun.”

                  ― Dalai Lama XIV (as told to high school students.)

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                  • #10
                    That sounds about right 100percent. I took apart my P9 a little bit ago and I can get the slide further back before I put the pin in place but it's a lot more forgiving also. Gonna shoot this CM9 on Monday and then reclean and see if that's the long term trick for this gun.

                    Thanks again for all good tips.
                    Kahr P9 (my carry favorite)
                    Sig P229, Sig P250 2SUM
                    Glock 27, Springfield XD 40 SC
                    Colt Detective Spec. Beretta 84
                    Ruger LCP, Ruger LC9 Ruger Mini 14
                    Bushmaster 5.56, BSA Martini Target .22
                    I'm pretty sure God created me just for the hell of it.

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                    • #11
                      Look at the recoil rod, it maybe hitting the lower edge of the frame hole.

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                      • #12
                        im going to have to break down and get a CW9 after reading all the accolades.
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