I finally fixed my problem child, the CM9

[yqtszhj]

I am new here and this is my first post. And frankly I am troubled. I purchased a cm9 and now am considering selling it. I don't view reliability as a hobby. I cleaned my cm9, did the break in etc and had no issues but frankly I think kahr needs to up their quality control if this many issues are out in the wild.

No disrespect intended but you're worrying about nothing. If you did your prep and break in and had no issues you likely will never have one. Kahr 9mm's are excellent. If you want to have to work to breakin a 9mm buy yourself a gen 4 glock 19. My g19 took 400 rounds to work through its issues and is still subject to limp wrist. Its not "perfection." I've also had to struggle with a beretta nano and Bersa thunder UC Pro for fail to extract issues.

My cw9 and cm9 have NEVER had a single issue in well over 1000 rounds through each. Ive had a bobble or 2 with ammo sensitivity with my Kahr .45's but my Kahr 9's are perfect.

Again, I think you have nothing to be concerned about.

[mr surveyor]

all I can add that ain't been said is how to make "10d" look like "10°" .....


alt/2 4 8 = °


jd

[JimBianchi]

thanks for the tip.



I've shot the CM9 a bunch more and it is great. Very reliable with a wide variety of reloads. From my 124gn HST reloads at 1150FPS, (I bought a box of pulled HST bullets and use 5grns of Power Pistol) to my very gentle target loads (940fps)

Easily as good as the MK9 and K9.

The CM9 in the perfect pocket gun. I would not hesitate to recommend one to anyone looking for a great pocket gun in 9mm.

[muggsy]

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