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Originally Posted by 244
Don't judge it too quickly if you have some stoppages on your first couple trips to the range. Kahr's can be tight and need a couple hundred rounds to break in.
Of course, you may already know that. If so, disregard.
It looks NICE! Enjoy.
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I've heard that about Kahr's before. I'm not in any hurry, I have several carry weapons that have gone through 500+ rounds of hollow point in a sitting without issues and until it's proven equally reliable, it'll be a range toy. I took it down for it's first shoot today. I wasn't shooting well but it was. It was snappier than I expected, I thought the metal frame would mellow it more.
There were a couple rounds out of about 50-which fed perfectly but the hammer wasn't cocked for the next round. I suspect it was my fault from being sloppy on the trigger and having it half depressed after it fired. I was doing that with my AR-22 and causing myself some issues so I think that's a very, very good hypothesis. I plan to take it down for 50 or so rounds of WWB a day for the next couple weeks to get used to it and see where it goes. If it makes it through that, it's time for some DoubleTap hollow points!
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Originally Posted by ArtFWTx
Nice choice Zippy. I think you need a second one.
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If it makes it to a carry gun, it'll definitely have an identical twin in 40 S&W just in case I need a backup. Probably a fraternal twin in 9mm also, though I'm considering bagging 9mm and sticking to .357 and 40 S&W. Nothing against 9mm, just I've got too much ammo here
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Originally Posted by ccoker
thanks
I had a P9 years ago, when they first came out
talking with Kahr about sending out a few to review
PM9 and perhasp the CW45
Crimson Trace has shipped out several units and one being the PM9 version
anxious to check it all out
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Looking forward to that review!