CM9 First shots?

[Bawanna]

If you sling shot properly it will sling shot just fine too. It will become more forgiving in that respect with more rounds fired. I sling shot mine most of the time.

I think the magic # is 30 post and then you can post pictures etc.

[Cubby]

If you sling shot properly it will sling shot just fine too. It will become more forgiving in that respect with more rounds fired. I sling shot mine most of the time.

I think the magic # is 30 post and then you can post pictures etc.

Ok, and thanks for the Pic info. As a side note, after 218 rounds through it today the take down lever came out much more easily

Tony

[Cubby]

After today I'm up to 375 rounds and not any issues! Happy so far. The slide release has even loosened up enough so it doesn't peel the skin off of my thumb!

[Harrylee]

Cubby I believe you need 30 posts before you can post pictures

[muggsy]

I would advise against running more than fifty rounds per range trip until the gun is broken in. Clean the gun between range sessions. The more you take the gun down the easier it becomes. Run it wet during the break-in and use the cleanest ammo available. Unless you are acquainted with double action revolvers the long trigger pull takes a little getting used to. If you're a bullseye shooter the sight picture will take a little getting used to. The tendency for most new right handed shooters is to shoot low and left. Read the proper prep of a new Kahr thread. Have fun.

[Short Bus]

I think the magic # is 30 post and then you can post pictures etc.

I just checked and I posted pics in my 1st post using Photobucket. Have things changed?

[skiflydive]

By the way, before you ask, that little chip out of the left guide rail is supposed to be there. welcome to the forum.

[JFootin]

I just checked and I posted pics in my 1st post using Photobucket. Have things changed?

No. What they are talking about is the old way to add photos to posts, which is part of the forum software. I never learned to use it. I have always use Photobucket, selecting the "Direct link" and pasting it into a post using the picture icon. When copying a picture that is posted somewhere else on the Web, I right click and select "Copy image location."

[Tinman507]

I do the same J