My K40

[Flieger]

Yeh, now if I can get Kahr to fix it, I'd be happy. Hell, if they ever call me back, they can sell me the parts half off and I'll fix it myself.

http://www.kahrtalk.com/showthread.php?t=21620

[queevil]

To rev ray: I don't know if you've done the polish job yet but if you haven't don't be afraid. If you're apprehensive practice on something else that you want to make shiny, like a blade or a tool. Like someone else said, you just need to go in straight lines. Take your time, pay attention to what you're doing and it will turn out fine.

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[Dueeast]

Absolutely Gorgeous! Now you need some nice wood grips to Ice the cake.

[Flieger]

The original K40 is fixed. The smallest amount of wiggle still exists, but you can barely notice it.
I replaced the slide stop and it fixed it immediately. After about 200 rounds of plinking, it loosened up a bit, but I did exchange my 20lbs recoil spring for a 22lbs. It works great.

Now for the real insanity. I bought a second K40. It was NIB for $495.
I just couldn't say no.

I feel more comfortable carrying my MK40 now that it's warm out, but there's no denying I really prefer the K40.

I've been running 165 grain Golden Sabers through both and Speer Lawman for practice.