Well yeah kinda. In action (when shooting), YES. When doing it manually you have to simulate the action, pulling back the slide slowly will not make a clean ejection, so the theory breaks down - if you are unsure at all (as you admitted you are) I would not concern yourself with how it operates when racking the slide by hand, with little experience its easy to mess this up.diastiss wrote:when i load the mag, i chamber the first found with the slide lock. when i pull the slide back and it ejects the round it should slide back forward and chamber the next round right? and not get stuck again?
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- Fri Jan 15, 2010 12:04 am
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Re: CW40 Kahr Slide lock problem
- Wed Jan 13, 2010 2:05 pm
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Re: CW40 Kahr Slide lock problem
If you have not done this before, please do this carefully! The spring may fly out, so make sure you are wearing your safety glasses! (it is not under a lot of pressure, but enough were it could hit you in your eye).Excaliber wrote:diastiss wrote:You disassemble the magazine by pushing and holding in the round pin on the magazine floorplate and pushing the floorplate forward off the magazine tube. This will allow the spring and follower to be removed.
- Tue Jan 12, 2010 10:58 am
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Re: CW40 Kahr Slide lock problem
Check the follower on the magazine. I had a similar problem with my Kahr PM40 when the follower cracked and would miss-feed the next round.
Kahr had a batch of bad followers when I bought mine (early 2007 I think) - they rectified the problem by changing the material used to make the follower.
Whilst I'm sure your follower is not made of the same faulty material mine was, it may simply be broken. Its a quick check too.
FYI, to truly see where mine was broken you had to disassemble the follower. It wasn't obvious a piece was broken until you examined the follower out of the magazine - in my case the follower would tilt because a piece was broken off that normally was inside the magazine and not visible.
Kahr had a batch of bad followers when I bought mine (early 2007 I think) - they rectified the problem by changing the material used to make the follower.
Whilst I'm sure your follower is not made of the same faulty material mine was, it may simply be broken. Its a quick check too.
FYI, to truly see where mine was broken you had to disassemble the follower. It wasn't obvious a piece was broken until you examined the follower out of the magazine - in my case the follower would tilt because a piece was broken off that normally was inside the magazine and not visible.