KKM Precision, Inc.

I purchased KKM's glock 21 aftermarket barrel as advertised it was supposed to be a drop in barrel for the glock 21. The weapon didn't go into battery and when fired it exploded in my hands. KKM Ceo [redacted] refuses to replace my firearm, and refund my purchase of the barrel and compensatorProduct_Or_Service: Glock 21 extended threaded barrelDesired SettlementI would like my firearm that was destroyed by KKM's product to be replaced, and then a refund of the purchase of my barrel and compensator.Business Response Contact Name and Title: [redacted] CEO:Contact Phone: [redacted]Contact Email: [redacted]From the pictures that [redacted] sent us to look at there were no signs that the pistol was fired out of battery. The empty case was 100% still in the chamber. The damage that accrued could only have been caused from a over pressure defective round being fired in the gun. In this case liability must come from the ammo manufacturer. I have come to this conclusion based on my 40 years of firearms manufacturing along with 20 years of pistol barrel manufacturing. Final Consumer Response (The consumer indicated he/she DID NOT accept the response from the business.)I have shown video proof of kkm barrels not providing as advertised as drop in. My gun failed to go into battery due to the barrel. Henceforth resulting in the explosion. There is no proof that [redacted] ammo has produced over pressure ammo, other than kkm's word. Which is merly to deflect fault from his productFinal Business Response KKM precision stands behind our products 100% as always for the last Nineteen years we have been producing pistol barrels. The ammo manufactured by [redacted] in this case was over pressure and the results were a blown up gun.