Cw9

[AugWest]

This is a common problem for people who are used to single actions. I had the same problem switching from 1911's and revolvers to blocks, and then I realized anyone can shoot a 1911 and that mastering the double action pull is what defines a shooter. The kahr trigger will grow on you, in rapid fire today it put a smile on my face. I could never shoot a block again.

Also, use your support hand more, squeeze your support harder than your firing hand, use them both and put the gun in a vice. Low and left ended after I figured out that.

[Iggy]

We both love the CW-45s. We both converted from revolvers to them because of the "revolver like" trigger pull. We took her new CW-9 out in the pasture today, and she killed some marauding rocks. She likes the CW9 as well as the CW45. I can live with
the single action Ruger as I am use to the manual safety, but if a good deal wanders in on a CW-9, I may be in trouble.

[Iggy]

RIT dye will take care of that purple
Regards,
Greg

You're a big help.

[Bawanna]

I might have a home for the Purple gun. I'll send you a PM.

[downtownv]

My wife is deadly with hers and can't shoot my K-9 and vise versa...

[gb6491]

You're a big help.

It worked for me
http://www.kahrtalk.com/showthread.p...other-ugly-gun
Regards,
Greg

[Iggy]

Well, Itchy got that new CW-9 to the range yesterday.. I had downloaded some targets on 8X11 paper.. Her first 8 shots at a 50 cent sized bullseye were all touching the bull. She was shooting two hands standing at 7 yards. First shot was in the bullseye. I couldn't believe it.. 7 shots later I was a believer. She kept that kind of accuracy up the entire time we were there.

That CW-9 shoots, not to mention the person wielding it wasn't too shabby neither.

You could say she's a happy camper, and I'm swole up like a poisoned pup, proud of her shooting.