defense
In defense of T. O'Heir's post (not necessarily the snicker). His comment about the info on the Kahr site did contribute to the conversation in this thread. The point, as I understood it, was/is that at least some of what is mentioned as "break-in" at the Kahr site is actually gun repair, fixing things that are wrong with the gun, things that should have been tended to by the manufacturer before the gun left the factory.
I do not want to buy a brand new gun that I have to fix before I can trust it.
Example: When I bought my Colt Gold Cup, it was comp ready right out of the box. No quibbles. No adjustments. It worked and went many thousands of rounds before one of my handloads ftf'd.
Pete