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gtmtnbiker98
05-04-2008, 18:38
I have an opportunity to purchase a used PM40 at a good price. It was manufactured in 2003 and has the older style sight dove tails. What year was the large recall and what is the possibility of this weapon being subject to the recall? I don't want to buy a weapon subject to a recall (original warranty extends to original buyer). TIA
KharToon
05-23-2008, 20:26
It was a PM9 recall:
KAHR PM9 BARREL RECALL NOTICE
IMPORTANT NOTICE- PLEASE READ IMMEDIATELY UPON RECEIPT
Dear Kahr Arms Customer,
Kahr's PM9 is one of our most reliable products for the concealed carry market. Nevertheless, in Kahr's pursuit towards continuous improvement, we are calling for the return of certain PM9 barrels for even greater reliability and safety.
Kahr Arms is asking all Kahr customers to return the barrels only from certain serial numbers of the Kahr PM9 3" barrel polymer frame 9mm pistols in order to repair or replace barrels that were found to not properly feed some brands of hollow point ammunition, which under certain circumstances may be unsafe for the user.
If you possess a Kahr PM9 3" barrel model within the range of the serial numbers noted below, please return the barrel only with a tag indicating the serial number of the gun. Barrels received will be repaired or replaced and shipped back within 7 business days. Please return the barrel and your name and address to:
Karh Arms
130 Goddard Memorial Drive
Worchester, MA 01603
Thank you for cooperating with us in our pursuit of continuous improvement. We apologize in advance for any inconvenience this may cause you.
If you have any questions or comments regarding this notice, please do not hesitate to contact David Konn, Director of Dealer Development at (561)656-1288.
Sincerely,
Frank Harris
VP, Sales and Marketing
Models involved: PM9093A, PM9093NA, 9094A, PM9094NA
Serial number ranges: VA0003--VA9999, VB0004--VB0999
Rusty Phillips
05-23-2008, 21:20
I have an opportunity to purchase a used PM40 at a good price.
what is your definition of a good price?
I paid 400 dollars for my used PM40. It was like new, with box, paperwork, two mags, etc. That was a little over two years ago. It also functions flawlessly. I prefer shooting my PM9, but the PM40 isn't unmanageable. Great combination of
firepower and portability.
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