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jocko - pretty much knew that you were, no problem. Your input and advice has always been good.
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On the internet, the number of posts do not correlate to actual knowledge.
The notch is supposed to be there as well as the bulge at the front of the frame!
You can't stop insane people from doing insane things by passing insane laws.
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I always shoot my sp101 in DA, and yes I too shoot a lot better that way. As far as not bullseye pistols I tend to think the other way! At least at 30ft in a 3" circle with 357 rapid fire DA.Originally posted by MW surveyor View PostI've tried both ways. Staging and pull through. Pull through works the best for me on both the CW9 and the SP 101. I actually shoot better with the SP 101 in DA. Probably because after a short time, the sights seem to wander. So with the CW9 and the SP 101, its up, acquire sight/target and shoot. I mean, these are not bullseye pistols! In a whoa situation, its gonna happen fast.
jocko - the bang is the most important part. But sometimes you got to just practice with holding the gun still and working the trigger. Especially since SWMBO won't let me fire the guns off in the house.
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Congratulations on your new CW9. it has become my favorite pistol. I liked it so much I bought a CW45 that is my nightstand companion. I carry the CW9 with a CT laser in a High Noon Mr. Softy iwb holster. Keep practicing, the trigger pull on these guns is very sweet when you get the hang of it.Comment
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I have owned a CW9 for six months and absolutely love it...Yes, the trigger does take some 'getting use to. " After a period of time, you will find that it is a very easy trigger to control and very similiar to a smooth double action revolver.
IMHO it is the best small pistol for concealed carry on the market.Comment
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+1000 I carry mine every day no matter what along with an extra mag in a knife pouch that i bought for 3 bucks at Bass ProOriginally posted by linksrds View PostComment
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