Skeptical about Kahr

[Bobby]

Yeah I work on mag dumps every once in a while and have them under 3 sec on the cw in under 200 rds. But I do have a LOT of trigger time on a old 1944 SW MP 38spl 4"... My way of training for hits is steel plate rack..




No not as fast but thats head shots at 10 yrds...

[muggsy]

The horrible trigger pull is the main reason I traded my LC9.....I believe I'm going to order a CW9 and give it a try....hpg

I have a suggestion for you, hpg. Go to your LGS. Ask for permission to try the trigger pull on a CM9. Do a safety check and pull the trigger. If you don't like it don't buy it. It's as simple as that.

[BrewerGeorge]

Once you learn this trigger, it is exceptionally accurate. If you've got hundreds of thousands of rounds through 1911's, you might be too much of an "old dog" to learn this new trick, but if you can learn it you can do some great shooting. My CM9 will put 7 rounds in an 8" circle at 25 yds if I take my time, and I wouldn't call myself the world's best pistol shooter by any means.

[yqtszhj]

My CM9 will put 7 rounds in an 8" circle at 25 yds if I take my time, and I wouldn't call myself the world's best pistol shooter by any means.

Same here. the CM9 can do it if I do my part. It's one fine gun.

[jocko]

I can put 7 rounds in a 8" circle at 25 yards, THAT IS 7 rounds out of 200!!!

[NoScreenName]

What trigger issues?



No really... What issues?

[jjmc2001]

The CM9 is cheaper than the PM9. The MK9 is a totally different gun than the CW9 and also less expensive.

[skiflydive]

I wanted a small format pistol for easy carry. It needed to be light. It needed to be a very close tolerance (because I appreciate the art) well built gun. It needed to be at least 9mm. I did a ton of research to find a gun that was highly thought of by it's forum members. I don't need a match grade barrel. I'll never own a lot of guns and I'll never spend a ton of money on guns. CM9 fits the bill exactly.

[hpg]

Just ordered my CW9...hope I don't regret it.....hpg

[jocko]

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Just ordered my CW9...hope I don't regret it.....hpg

won't but IMO that is not showing much confidence either

[jocko]

I would have

I wanted a small format pistol for easy carry. It needed to be light. It needed to be a very close tolerance (because I appreciate the art) well built gun. It needed to be at least 9mm. I did a ton of research to find a gun that was highly thought of by it's forum members. I don't need a match grade barrel. I'll never own a lot of guns and I'll never spend a ton of money on guns. CM9 fits the bill exactly.

bOUGHT the cm9 back 5 years ago had it been offered. my pm9 IS MY WORKING/PROTECTOR/24/7 GUN. tHE CM9 WILL DO THE SAME THING

[hpg]

jocko,

How can I show confidence? I've never owned any Kahr before in my life..I've only held one and it was a CW9 and it was in April 2011. I'm just that way with anything I've no experience with. I'm not ditching Kahr in any way at all.

I own Rugers, handled and purchased an LC9.. Horrible trigger on that gun. I traded it heads up for a S&W 457 2-tone..hpg

[Armybrat]

Well, as Jocko would say....quit yakkin' about your doubts, go out & shoot it like you stole it from Wayne LaPierre.

BTW - how is your S&W? My brother has a S&W 4006 that I used to qualify for My Texas CHL in 1995. It's a sweet shooter.

[hpg]

I traded for it on Christmas Eve...haven't had a chance to shoot it yet. If it shoots as good as it looks it will be a keeper.

[jocko]

it will, do the prep and lube stuff, get to know the gun before that first bang thing happens. These guys here are here to help ya if needed, where as I am here just to b.s you:19: