Looking forward to seeing what the quick sear looks like and how it performs. I recently installed a Galloway stainless striker guide on a CW9 along with a Wolff reduced power spring. They work great. I also removed the magazine disconnect safety from a new P380-CA, but immediately began to experience weird behavior where the trigger bar does not always engage the cocking cam (aka, Sear) and so it does’t fire sometimes. My guess is that the angle on the trigger bar must be adjusted to compensate for the newly created space on the sear pivot pin after removing the mag disconnect that was riding on the sear pivot pin. I didn’t know how to remove the pivot pin, and so I forced the polymer frame to stretch in order to slip the mag safety piece. I think this caused undue stress, but the frame is still intact. I would appreciate any suggestion from Galloway on dealing with the occasional loss of trigger reset causing failure to fire.
Can you say when this sear will be available. I see a few months back you said a few weeks so wondering if we are getting close. Looked on your site and see the trigger but not the sear. I have a Kahr CM40 (think internals are the same) and i absolutely hate the trigger. So much that if i cant get the pull shortened by quite a bit its gonna be sold. Seeing this gives me hope that i may not have to sell. Thanks for the great products.
Yes, but we are dumping the sear and going to a trigger bar setup instead so we can cover all generations. Working with Kahr now to get a .380 and .45 new production pistol to start the trigger bars for them.
Is your intention to make this a permanent change for all Kahr pistols or will it only be a mod available to order from Galloway Precision? Looks like a winner to me.
We mill the Kahr pistols for the Shield Sight RMS series and the JPoint. They are the only optics that fit the slide correctly and allow us to mill deep enough to co witness the stock irons. Email me at tech@gallowayprecision.com for the full details.
The Kahr could have been designed more simply to have a seven pound single-action trigger, and then the movement would have been shorter still, but wouldn't it then need a manual thumb-safety (or at least a front-strap safety like on the H&K P7)? I thought the whole point of having a long, double-action trigger was to make the manual safety unnecessary. The Kahr trigger is already shorter and lighter than a revolver's double-action trigger (the standard of comparison), even easier than that of a revolver well-tuned for competition that can bust only soft primers. But you're bringing it yet closer to the feel of a seven-pound single-action trigger with smooth creep. Is this for competition?
The system is a DA like a revolver yes. The new trigger removes the excess slop after break that is already there just empty travel stock. The flat face is staged different and is in general a little more forgiving of the finger placement for pull. Makes the trigger pull easier is the purpose of the trigger.
I really hope you guys bring some parts back into production kahr arms are very underrated i carry 2 in my rotation
Nice job. Looking forward to what comes next.
Looking forward to seeing what the quick sear looks like and how it performs. I recently installed a Galloway stainless striker guide on a CW9 along with a Wolff reduced power spring. They work great. I also removed the magazine disconnect safety from a new P380-CA, but immediately began to experience weird behavior where the trigger bar does not always engage the cocking cam (aka, Sear) and so it does’t fire sometimes. My guess is that the angle on the trigger bar must be adjusted to compensate for the newly created space on the sear pivot pin after removing the mag disconnect that was riding on the sear pivot pin. I didn’t know how to remove the pivot pin, and so I forced the polymer frame to stretch in order to slip the mag safety piece. I think this caused undue stress, but the frame is still intact. I would appreciate any suggestion from Galloway on dealing with the occasional loss of trigger reset causing failure to fire.
Yeah unfortunately in those models you have to leave the mag disconnect for the exact reason you say.
Can't wait
We need some p380 flat triggers!!
Thanks. Be glad to pass that along to our development team.
Any updates on this? I don't see it on the site.
I bought the flat face trigger but without the short stroke sear it is not worth it. It would seem like this is no longer made.
Very nice guys
is this product available for purchase? I searched the website but didn't find it
Sorry, due to lack of demand we have discontinued the Quick Sear.
@@GallowayPrecision Aww man I’m bummed out.. Are you sure there isn’t 1 left behind a shelf somewhere
If that is for a CW9 I am IN!!!!
It will work in all Kahr pistols.
Can you say when this sear will be available. I see a few months back you said a few weeks so wondering if we are getting close. Looked on your site and see the trigger but not the sear.
I have a Kahr CM40 (think internals are the same) and i absolutely hate the trigger. So much that if i cant get the pull shortened by quite a bit its gonna be sold. Seeing this gives me hope that i may not have to sell. Thanks for the great products.
We should have it ready again around March/April timeframe.
I WISH YOU WOULD DESIGN A 40CAL TO 9MM CONVERSION MAGAZINE AND BARREL FOR THE CW40.
Unfortunately we don't make barrel, but I have some contacts that do, I'll pass that along.
@gallowayprecision when can I buy this? Looks awesome!
They'll be ready in the next few weeks. Just got the stainless steel in that we'll be making the triggers out of.
Did the slide lock open on a full mag then fail to lock open on an empty mag?
Will you guys be doing this for the kahr 45 models as well?
Yes, but we are dumping the sear and going to a trigger bar setup instead so we can cover all generations. Working with Kahr now to get a .380 and .45 new production pistol to start the trigger bars for them.
Is your intention to make this a permanent change for all Kahr pistols or will it only be a mod available to order from Galloway Precision? Looks like a winner to me.
Well we aren't Kahr, so it's something only we sell.
How did you mount the red dot ? And what red dot is that.
I have a cw9 and I like the way that looks
We mill the Kahr pistols for the Shield Sight RMS series and the JPoint. They are the only optics that fit the slide correctly and allow us to mill deep enough to co witness the stock irons. Email me at tech@gallowayprecision.com for the full details.
GallowayPrecision
Thank you
Don’t see this sear on the website.
It has been discontinued due to lack of demand.
@@GallowayPrecision That's too bad. But thanks for the reply.
@@GallowayPrecisionseems like some demand. I need one too! Maybe do a pre order/pre paid and limited production batch??
The Kahr could have been designed more simply to have a seven pound single-action trigger, and then the movement would have been shorter still, but wouldn't it then need a manual thumb-safety (or at least a front-strap safety like on the H&K P7)? I thought the whole point of having a long, double-action trigger was to make the manual safety unnecessary.
The Kahr trigger is already shorter and lighter than a revolver's double-action trigger (the standard of comparison), even easier than that of a revolver well-tuned for competition that can bust only soft primers.
But you're bringing it yet closer to the feel of a seven-pound single-action trigger with smooth creep. Is this for competition?
The system is a DA like a revolver yes. The new trigger removes the excess slop after break that is already there just empty travel stock. The flat face is staged different and is in general a little more forgiving of the finger placement for pull. Makes the trigger pull easier is the purpose of the trigger.
I have a kahr CW9 it is one of my least favorite gun out of every gun I own I just do not like it at all
Are you still making these?
No, sorry. Due to lack of demand we had stopped producing them.
@@GallowayPrecision Sorry to hear that. Looked like a great product for these.