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Bet you really don't like my KAHR CM9 with a loaded striker spring, and no safety at all! Probably thousands of law suits as you mentioned in your OP. Care to site two, or three?
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The striker in your Kahr (or Glock or XD or any other polymer gun) is not at full cock over a loaded chamber It requires a long DA pull of the trigger to bring the striker back to be fully spring loaded before it releases. It's the same system that was used on the Austro-Hungarian Model 1907 Roth Steyr cavalry pistol.
Actually, I do like the Kahr pistols, BTW, or at least the all-steel ones.
Again, it's apples and oranges.
The Remington's hammer is at FULL cock over a loaded chamber. There's no long DA pull to fully compress the spring. To repeat: It's the same as a loaded, cocked 1911 with no thumb safety.
But, by all means: Get one if you like it.
I mean nobody ever sues a gun manufacturer, do they?