Sccy cpx2 fde

[berettabone]

Plenty of old Ruger and Smith shorty wheelguns out there..................make a good first or last carry firearm...................

[smokersteve]

I find it interesting that this $250 ghetto gun has had zero issues in the1st 200 rounds, yet with my finely crafted cm9 & cw380 I cant say that. My cm9 couldn't even be field stripped without a hammer.
Don't get me wrong I like my Kahrs but they have more issues than any of the large manufacturers of guns.

[berettabone]

[QUOTE=smokersteve;317171]Wow, a bunch XXXXXXXXXXXX
I find it interesting that this $250 ghetto gun has had zero issues in the1st 200 rounds, yet with my finely crafted cm9 & cw380 I cant say that. My cm9 couldn't even be field stripped without a hammer.
Don't get me wrong I like my Kahrs but they have more issues than any of the large manufacturers of guns.[/QUOT
I'M SOLD! Sell those pesky Kahr's immediately................you have found your true carry gun. Enjoy it. Embrace it. Then get a bigger hammer.................................

[CJB]

Well, maybe when they make one in .45acjbp

[Bawanna]

I find it very poor etiquette to criticize another mans car, another mans wife, or especially another mans gun or anything new.

As I mentioned earlier, I don't know anything good or bad about these things. It's stated that they have a less than stellar reputation but be that as it may, smoker has one that works, that he's managed to get used to and worked around any negatives. To me I say celebrate that, it works for him, that's good enough for me.

If it's not your cup of tea, maybe best left to save the vocal cords and finger joints (sore subject with me right now, arthritis strikes) and not shout piece of junk from the roof tops.

I think we're piling on a little hard in a negative way here.

[CJB]

Well, hell, Kahr has less than stellar reputation in some circles, but WE know better!

[yqtszhj]

Yep to what CJB said. I've had to tinker with my kahrs once or twice. But i also had to tinker with "Glock Perfection" on ftf issues too.

I saw guite a few Sccy 2's at the gun show today. If works for the shooter, excellent. Looked ok. Also saw a handful of new DB9's. Actually handled one too. These look like a new model and word is Taurus is backing them now, well the DB9 at least. Didn't buy one but at the new reduced price i considered it just to try it out. I'd sell it if i didnt like it. Word is it kicks like a mule and if you hold it with anything less than a death grip it malfunctions. Firm grip is a requirement. I'd sure like to shoot one.

[smokersteve]

Confident enough in my ghetto gun to bring it with me to my lake cabin.

[Longitude Zero]

I'd sure like to shoot one.

I have and you have missed NOTHING! The first version was a royal piece of shat. The so called new and improved version stinks only a little less. DB blamed all the troubles on the fact that shooters were ignorant and as much as said that the problems were due to limp wristing, and other shooter caused errors. They lied. After overwhelming bad press they modified and came up with version two. It still kicks like a mule and that is with regular power ammo. With +P it is like an aluminum framed 44 mag snubbie It still is difficult to get a good grip on etc. Don't waste one penny to buy it but if you can borrow one and are a glutton for aggravation be my guest. DB stills tells folks this is a load up and put it in a holster gun. It is not a gun for regular shooting.

[b4uqzme]

...that it's not for me is irrelevant. I'm OK that it works for smokersteve. The price is certainly right.

[marcinstl]

a SCCY is a full time DAO, hammer fired pistol, loaded with 10+1 it should come in around 22oz. (about the same as a CW9). how hard is it to connect a trigger to a hammer? now, how hard is it to make a trigger that works good?

[muggsy]

If the SCCY owners are happy with the product then I'm happy for them. All that I'm saying is that I prefer a gun that has a good track record for carry. I've never been the kid that wanted to be the first one on the block to buy anything new. SCCY had teething problems with everything including their brand name. They might make a better product now. Only time will tell. I still have my first 1911. Just sayin.

[SickMAK90]

Sccy cpx2 fde

The reviews on the newer ones have all been pretty positive, so I'm sure the issues have been fixed.

I don't know why everyone is getting so defensive...I don't consider my cm9 to be the best built gun out there. I had some issues with rounds not fully chambering at first and probably would have ditched the cm9 for a shield if the shields were in stock at the time. After awhile the cm9 functioned fine and is accurate but I still hate that it needed a "break in".

[muggsy]

The reviews on the newer ones have all been pretty positive, so I'm sure the issues have been fixed.

I don't know why everyone is getting so defensive...I don't consider my cm9 to be the best built gun out there. I had some issues with rounds not fully chambering at first and probably would have ditched the cm9 for a shield if the shields were in stock at the time. After awhile the cm9 functioned fine and is accurate but I still hate that it needed a "break in".

Every semi-auto needs to be broken in regardless of who manufacturered it. Never carry an unproven gun. Some guns go through the break-in without a bobble, some don't.

[SickMAK90]

I would never carry a pistol or rifle that wasn't proven. That being said, the Kahr cm9 and a Kimber ultra carry 2 are the only two pistols I've ever owned that wouldn't run the crappiest ammo right out of the gate.

Owned numerous Glocks, a Taurus pt99, a pt1911, m&p's ect and all functioned perfectly immediately.