Curious about the Kahr primer strikes. I know the Kahr Operating Instructions (page 23 on mine) state "..., you may notice that the primer indent appears distorted or elongated". My curiosity revolves around the extent or lack thereof from one Kahr to another.
My MK9 primer strikes (most of them) are extremely distorted or elongated to the point that the primer is smeared out passed the edge of the primer, and almost onto the case. The strikes are very deep. See photo below for the MK9 primer strikes.
My K9 primer strikes (most of them) are distorted or elongated as well but not past the edge of the primer unlike those of those of the MK9.
My friend's CW9 has most of the primer strikes with very minimal distortion or elongation. These also appear to be less deep than those of the K9 and MK9.
It would be appreciated if you could explain or show the degree of primer distortion or elongation on your primer strikes while stating the model of pistol. Opinions are welcome. Thanks.