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Possible fix for Kahr CM45 ejection problems

Kahr makes really nice handguns, but they tend to have tight tolerances, and that's why you're supposed to run at least 200 rounds through 'em for break-in. I put a couple hundred rounds through my 2014 CM45 (the economy version of a PM45, and slightly smaller sibling to the CW45), but was still finding it impossible to hand-eject chambered rounds without the help of a screwdriver. I was also still getting a jam every dozen magazines if I didn't hold the gun absolutely tight, and while that's fine for a target pistol, I need more reliability for self-defense if it were (god forbid) to come to that. Anywho... I researched this problem on the "Kahr Talk" forums and learned that some owners fixed their problem by lightly stoning and polishing the inner side of the barrel hood edge. I tried it and it totally fixed my issue, so here's a short video describing what I did in case it's helpful to others. JUST NOTE! I am NOT a gunsmith, and what I did surely voided my warranty, so if I have any issues, I'll need to buy a new barrel from Kahr. That said, if you restrict the work to just the inner main hood edge and stone only a little at a time between testing ejection, you should be able to avoid any negative effects. Finally of course the obligatory legal schmeal: Be sure to use the highest of safety discipline, especially during your testing process, as it does involve live rounds! Perfectly-sized dummy loads would be all the better if you have them. If you have any compunction about light gunsmithing or the testing process, don't do it - send it back to Kahr or have a local 'smith do the work for you. This isn't rocket science, but it's perfectly OK if don't have the aptitude to do this work yourself - at least now you'll have something for Kahr or your gunsmith to go on. Hope you enjoy - have an awesome day!