My Colt Commander 45 had been my bedside handgun for years. Carpal Tunnel and surgery on right hand made me go lefty and 9mm for 5-6 mos. Since my new CT9 has been 100% through 300+ rds (except for one mag not liking DPX which is fixed now), I decided to see how I'd do with the CT9 and the Commander today. Only 50 rds through the Commander and my wrist, hand and trigger finger were hurting. I hadn't fired it since last fall and my shooting showed it. The target in the photo was about as good as I could do. While loading Kahr mags (with an UpLULA), hand got a little better. 50rds + another mag of DPX through the CT9 was a pleasure after the Commander. All shots on paper plates out to 25 yds and more accurate on fast shooting. So I think the Commander, much as I hate it, is temporarily (I hope) retired. I have a number of high cap 9s but they are all DA/SA or DAO so the DA triggers are a bit of a problem.
The CT9 has given me the same confidence in reliability/shootability as my CW9s and CM9. With those three loaded with CorBon 115+P DPX, I don't feel too unprotected. But I do love that Commander!
The CT9 has given me the same confidence in reliability/shootability as my CW9s and CM9. With those three loaded with CorBon 115+P DPX, I don't feel too unprotected. But I do love that Commander!

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