PM9 is being replaced

[jocko]

it doesn't stick out

I have heard that the pistol drops deep into the pocket, does that seem to be an issue? I have been wanting to get one of these, I guess today is the day.

that is for sure. It has a velco closeur even, and my pM9 rides nicely in that shirt and I don't even keep it in any desantis or anything as there is enough padding towards the body area that u don't even know it is there. It is not a fast draw shirt. The opposite side can carry a spare mag or two (or a 123 pak of trojans) and again u would not notice it.:80:

[Bawanna]

The pockets are also very large. You can toss a full size 1911 in there with room to spare. It's like a kangaroo pouch, theres nothing supporting the gun and it can move around some so you may or may not be able to get a fightin grip on the gun in the pocket but it'll be in there.

As Jocko said it is well padded and doesn't beat you up in the rib cage moving around.

ONe officer here did say his gun fell out of it while he was bowling and went bouncing down the lane, he got it back before anyone noticed. I don't recall now what gun he had and how it could have gotten out as you need to wear a shirt over these. He might have been telling me stories too.

I like mine. Don't wear it often but it works good.

[Dietrich]

My HOG runs on gas... I remember years ago shooting hundreds of black birds feeding in a hog lot, those damn dead birds never even hit the ground and those hogs were on um like stink on sh-t. I would have hated one night walk home drunk and pass out in that lot... Not that I would do such a nasty thing.

My father`s people were from the coal mines of Kentucky and my great aunt woke up late one night from the sounds of a ruckus in the hog pen.Seems her husband had come home drunk and was getting romantic with one of the sows.Wasn`t even one of the good looking ones from what I`ve heard.

[Bawanna]

I do so hate it when that happens.

[Joe L]

Interesting thoughts about the PM40 vs PM9 and carrying. I bought a used PM40 today after shooting about 200 rounds through a borrowed PM9 last weekend. Can't wait to try it out tomorrow morning before work. I have two 9mm and now two 40 cal pistols.
Joe

[Joe L]

My new-to-me PM40 now has 100 rounds through it with zero problems. The accuracy and trigger is excellent, just like the PM9 I borrowed earlier. It does kick a little more than the PM9, however!
Joe

[Bawanna]

My new-to-me PM40 now has 100 rounds through it with zero problems. The accuracy and trigger is excellent, just like the PM9 I borrowed earlier. It does kick a little more than the PM9, however!
Joe

I expected the "does kick a little more line". Not brutal or painful but alot more muzzle flip with the 40.

I love the zero problems line though. That's nice to read right there.

[TucsonMTB]

My new-to-me PM40 now has 100 rounds through it with zero problems. The accuracy and trigger is excellent, just like the PM9 I borrowed earlier. It does kick a little more than the PM9, however!
Joe

Yep! A little more energy there. My wife really likes rubber grip sleeves like the one pictured below on "our" PM40. According to the package, this is a size "3A". Here's a link. You will find a size chart here that suggests that a "3" might have been a better choice, but these work well for me. It does make the PM40 more fun to shoot.

[Bawanna]

I pointed out your post to Rainman a couple days ago. That's a nice grip addition. Looks classy and gets the job done. Best looking of them all in my tiny not very valuable opinion.

[TucsonMTB]

Thanks for the kind words!

I missed your earlier post! It's tough being a slow reader . . .

How do you keep up with all this stuff anyway? You must have a better memory than I. That would not be hard.

[jocko]

Heh

my new-to-me pm40 now has 100 rounds through it with zero problems. The accuracy and trigger is excellent, just like the pm9 i borrowed earlier. It does kick a little more than the pm9, however!
Joe

port that fokker!!!

[HadEmAll]

For me it's PM9 and PM40, not versus. I pocket carry them in rotation with a .357 LCR. 2 spare mags with either PM. 4 speed strips with the LCR.

Lowes sells a small camoflage cell phone case that works perfectly for carring 2 PM magazines, or 2 speed strips for the LCR. It can be carried horizontally or vertically on the belt, or clipped to a pocket.

[Joe L]

port that fokker!!!

I gotta admit I have visited the website. As soon as I ruin my right wrist and have to take a break from shooting it, I'll send it in, LOL. I just got back from 50 rounds through the PM40 and 50 through a SIG P226/40 and, well, there is a difference in the comfort factor. The PM40 isn't bad, however.

Joe

[Bawanna]

I gotta admit I have visited the website. As soon as I ruin my right wrist and have to take a break from shooting it, I'll send it in, LOL. I just got back from 50 rounds through the PM40 and 50 through a SIG P226/40 and, well, there is a difference in the comfort factor. The PM40 isn't bad, however.

Joe

It's time to step up and play with the big boys. I see a 45 in your future.

Joe, thats a great name by the way. Has a nice ring to it.

[TheTman]

I handled a PM9 at the gun store part of the range yesterday. Sure felt nice, was an all black one too, really looked great, they were pretty proud of it, so they kept it.
If I ever get something that size it'd be the CM9 anyway, since I'm a cheap old bastard. Being a small framed guy wasn't sure it'd really fit my most of pockets. So if I have wear a holster anyway, might as well just stick with the CW's and get the longer barrel and extra round. You know us smaller guys got to have bigger pistols to compensate, LOL.