Hi,
Picked up a brand new PM9 today and brought it home to do the preparatory clean/lube before starting the break-in tomorrow.
Please have a look at the pic below. Note the flaw right at the muzzle end of the slide.
What do you suppose caused that?
The area is smooth to the touch and the discoloration or perhaps "noncoloration" is the word for it, may be just cosmetic and have no effect on how the gun works.
But I gotta tell ya, I'm disappointed. It's ugly and is glaringly obvious. It just jumps out at you.
I'm thinking of calling Kahr in the morning to arrange to send it back for another one that looks the way it is supposed to look.
Maybe I'm picking nits, but these pistols ain't cheap and that spot shouldn't be there. It spoils the whole pistol for me and I'll tell you why.
Every time I go to clean it, which will be every time after I shoot it, I'll see that spot and say, "Damn, that sure is ugly. I should have just sent it back."
And should I ever decide to sell it a potential buyer might see it and say, "I don't know what that is, but no thanks. I don't like the looks of that."
Have any of you ever seen anything like this before? What do you suppose caused it?
Thanks,
Finn
Picked up a brand new PM9 today and brought it home to do the preparatory clean/lube before starting the break-in tomorrow.
Please have a look at the pic below. Note the flaw right at the muzzle end of the slide.
What do you suppose caused that?
The area is smooth to the touch and the discoloration or perhaps "noncoloration" is the word for it, may be just cosmetic and have no effect on how the gun works.
But I gotta tell ya, I'm disappointed. It's ugly and is glaringly obvious. It just jumps out at you.
I'm thinking of calling Kahr in the morning to arrange to send it back for another one that looks the way it is supposed to look.
Maybe I'm picking nits, but these pistols ain't cheap and that spot shouldn't be there. It spoils the whole pistol for me and I'll tell you why.
Every time I go to clean it, which will be every time after I shoot it, I'll see that spot and say, "Damn, that sure is ugly. I should have just sent it back."
And should I ever decide to sell it a potential buyer might see it and say, "I don't know what that is, but no thanks. I don't like the looks of that."
Have any of you ever seen anything like this before? What do you suppose caused it?
Thanks,
Finn
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