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Thread: American Rifleman Dope Bag review of Kahr S9 (February 2018 issue)

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    Default American Rifleman Dope Bag review of Kahr S9 (February 2018 issue)

    http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/nra/...startid=65#/68

    Interesting tidbit in the review that the factory now has a hydraulic machine that cycles the slide of each pistol hundreds of times to smooth out the action, which eliminates the infamous "200 round break-in" process.
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    Thanks for that Army. One thing I picked up was why they put that hideous SN Plate on the side. I forgot about the rails, really no place else to put it.

    I'd of put more effort into recessing it between the rails or something. I don't care for it on the handle.

    Other than that it seems they are trying to improve and address some of the complaints. Valid or not.
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    Thanks for the post Armybrat
    I don't see a byline for that article....might as well have been a press release from Kahr.
    Even though I've no plans to buy an "S" series with that silly serial number billboard on the grip, I want to see photos (or a video) of the "hydraulic fixture" that will cycle each gun hundreds of times before shipping. They should know the rule: "photos or it didn't happen".
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    Actually I'd like to see a video of that thing in action. lol

    Yeah, the # plate on the side of the grip is an eyesore, just like it is on my CT380.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Armybrat View Post
    Actually I'd like to see a video of that thing in action. lol

    Yeah, the # plate on the side of the grip is an eyesore, just like it is on my CT380.
    At least that plate on the 380 pistols is just the serial number. I don't find that as garish as the S series billboard.
    However, I would even like to see them move that up by the slide stop; put a metal piece up there that could have the serial number on it and also be threaded for the slide stop spring screw.
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    That's a fine idea right there. Metal to screw that slide stop spring screw would be a wonderful thing.
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    Not a bad idea to suggest to Justin. Mebbe an email to drop the hint - supposedly the S9 is a response to customers' requests, as the review said.
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    I'd just as soon see the S# underneath on the rail somehow and smaller. Or maybe underneath the trigger guard??????????

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    I would love to see the video of the process but it could be that Kahr considers it proprietary information. The serial number plate is a no big deal to me.
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