I'm not new to guns but in these parts i am, im reading all this kahr info. it is great for a new kahr owner like myself, its appreciated. my pm 9 was super tight even though it was used between 200 to 300 rounds, I have done the clean, lubed with just oil and racked the slide a whole bunch of times as suggested on this forum but she still feels tight, so today I broke it down again, cleaned her again but this time I used hoppes grease with oil, much better the slide is moving easier now, it seems to me kahrs like grease... i can't wait to take this puppy out for nice a walk...
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Did you use the Hoppes #9 Gun Grease or something different by them...gotta get some oil this week.Originally posted by david8613 View PostI'm not new to guns but in these parts i am, im reading all this kahr info. it is great for a new kahr owner like myself, its appreciated. my pm 9 was super tight even though it was used between 200 to 300 rounds, I have done the clean, lubed with just oil and racked the slide a whole bunch of times as suggested on this forum but she still feels tight, so today I broke it down again, cleaned her again but this time I used hoppes grease with oil, much better the slide is moving easier now, it seems to me kahrs like grease... i can't wait to take this puppy out for nice a walk...
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That's what I keep telling folks but the experts don't always agree. One thing to keep in mind is to ignore lube point 7. You should run the striker assembly dry.•"Everything will be okay in the end. If it's not okay, it's not the end." - O. L.
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mIL-COMM.COM FOR tw25 GREASE IN A SYRINGE.great stuff. Won'trun and with the syringe u can lay a line of TRW25 right dewoninsid eth slide rails without making anymess.. My PM9 has over 34,000+ rounds through it, and runs much better than an illegal trying to get across our border
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Actually, glad I saw this part...I was doing the drop of oil on point 7...I guess I missed that from the previous ton of posts...LOLOriginally posted by OldLincoln View PostThat's what I keep telling folks but the experts don't always agree. One thing to keep in mind is to ignore lube point 7. You should run the striker assembly dry.
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yep thats what I used, big difference compared to just oil alone, I use ballistol oil, which is pretty good it's thick, but my pm9 likes grease. it's so much smoother now and easier to rack, less resistance even though you can still feel there is a very powerful spring in there.Originally posted by streakpi View PostDid you use the Hoppes #9 Gun Grease or something different by them...gotta get some oil this week.
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Brand new to the forum, brand new to pistols, brand new to Kahr. I just ordered my CM9 the other night from Buds. So forgive my ignorance....Originally posted by OldLincoln View PostI forgot #7 was even there, it should not be for oil. I put TW25 grease in all placwes it says "coat" and oil those saying oli EXCEPT #7. I do very lightly coat the front side of the striker tab sticking up as the cam works that. But then I also lightly coat the cams.
So you only use oil for 5 & 7? Grease for the rest?
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First of all, lube point 7 should not be on the chart. You should not oil or lube the striker channel as it can attract debris. That is pretty much true for most striker fired pistols.
Others will disagree about my use of grease over oil but I do. My reasoning is the Kahr is very tight new and generates a lot of friction as the metal parts rub together. I used oil which did what it could but the inside top of the slide was discolored blue from the heat generated by a slight burr on the barrel hood rubbing that spot. Grease stays put longer and adds protection.
Once all is running smooth and no issues, you can use either oil or grease. I use TW25 in the syringe which is easy to apply and continue to grease. I admit I use it in the rails also because the syringe fits nicely and can run a very light bead.•"Everything will be okay in the end. If it's not okay, it's not the end." - O. L.
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When oiling #7, it says to "put a very small drop of oil in the corner". Which corner? The right or the left? The left corner on the slide has a little hole where the oil will run down. Is this right?
Also, is this the actual recommended lube spots by Kahr? The OP says this was taken off from Glocktalk.
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