FNG from the great soggy PNW

[Scoundrel]

OK. What is ConcreteHenge? A concrete copy of Stonehenge?

Almost exactly. It's built as StoneHenge would have been when it was new.
It's actually a bit disappointing as tourist attractions go, the structure is too uniform and the pattern of the concrete too even to really make an impression like StoneHenge does.

Also, it seems that I remembered incorrectly, and it is in Maryhill, WA, not in Battle Ground. That's about 113 miles away.



"Built out of reinforced concrete, in 1918, at Maryhill in Washington... The 'to scale' henge is a World War I monument that was 12 years in the making. Sam Hill, who bankrolled the project, is even buried there. - Image courtesy of Mike Kuniavsky"

[Alfonse]

Welcome from the dry side of the state.

[eireguy]

Welcome

[bang]

Thanks for the warm welcomes. Picked up my CM yesterday and went through the entire prep process. Went do to my local range and put 200 flawless 115gr and about 100rds of 124 +P defense loads. I am definitely impressed with this little firearm.

Didn't have 1 FTF, and the groupings were tight straight out of the box. My only real complaint, as i've read on the forums here too is, I feel like i ran my palm over a cheese grater after about 150rds. I am about to pull the trigger on ordering some rubber talon grip decals. Anyone had good/bad experience with them?

[Scoundrel]

This thread talks about that, including a comparison with Hogue grips and a bicycle inner tube.

There are other threads as well. The consensus is that all three are good options, and it's a matter of your preference and budget.

[bang]

Thanks!

[Yogi 117]

I feel like i ran my palm over a cheese grater after about 150rds. I am about to pull the trigger on ordering some rubber talon grip decals. Anyone had good/bad experience with them?

Just put 'em on my CM9, you're going to love 'em.