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my usual carry load is federal's 115gr 9bp. functioning is flawless. however even the range reloads work great with the standard magazines in my cm9. i have never had a malfunction. i am thinking the gun has about 1,000 rounds through it.
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SF:Originally posted by Snafu12 View Post
I own a PM not a CM so maybe not exactly the same, but certainly more similar than dissimilar.
So far it shoots w/o failure S&B 115g fmj, Speer lawman 147g FTMJ, WWB 115g fmj, Rem 115g HP's, Win Ranger Bonded 147g (RA9B) and RA9T. Plus some old reloads of mine from the early '80's, soft point HP's and lead solids.
Yes, I know we're not supposed to send lead solids down the polygonal tube, but they seemed to work just fine.
I'm over 1000 rds total now and have not run into anything it won't shoot.
YMMV.
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I bought a box of Zombie's and the first time I pressed the slide release the leading edge of the bullet got hung up just before it cleared the edge to be chambered in the barrel. It did not touch the bullet slide(the barrel and its slide area) as it is chambered. Sorry for my terminology. I wondered if maybe the plastic matl. at the leading edge of the bullet may have touched a part of the gun and slowed down the chambering action just enough to cause problem).cm9 and lovin it.Comment
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