Why not a CM22?

[CharlieR]

The Advantage arms slide is made of a light weight alloy. If Kahr use that type of material, rather than the steel on the rest, I think it could work.

[RRP]

The best way to become proficient shooting a Kahr pistol, is to shoot a Kahr pistol.

The next best way to become proficient shooting a Kahr pistol, is to dry fire a Kahr pistol.

Five (5) minutes of dry practice for one month will improve your shooting skills by leaps and bounds. It cost absolutely nothing, yet few have the discipline to do it.

It's much more fun to buy another gun--in the name of improving our shooting skill, of course.

[muggsy]

Hell, I dry fire my CM9 all the time. Occasionally, I'll forget to unload it first, but that's another story. It adds drama to an otherwise boring pastime. I love shooting .22s, particularly at my neighbors cat.

[JohnR]

Dry firing is fine, but don't just mindlessly do it. The objective is to smoothly pull the trigger till it breaks, without moving the muzzle. You can try the coin on top of the slide or the front sight. I use a laserlyte bore laser. If you're moving the gun when the trigger breaks, it paints a blob on the wall. If you do it right, it's just a dot, and the dot is where the sights align.

I have an Advantage Arms slide coming for my 1911. For some reason I have trouble with what's arguably the easiest trigger to shoot accurately, so I hope this will help and be fun and cheap to shoot.

[TheTman]

If they weren't so pricey, a 3-4" S&W 317 Kit Gun .22 would be my choice. 2nd would be a 6" 617 to match my other S&W 6xx series of revolvers.

[RRP]

Dry firing is fine, but don't just mindlessly do it. The objective is to smoothly pull the trigger till it breaks, without moving the muzzle. You can try the coin on top of the slide or the front sight.

Agreed. Perfect practice makes perfect.