Reliable Modern 9mm Striker Fired Pistols

**Jstudzinski** · January 12th, 2021, 11:16 AM

Originally Posted by DAVE_M

Is it? I wasn’t aware.

Cmon man! Everyone knows now that a rifle on the left leg and shotgun on the right leg is the way to go.

**snipehunter7** · January 12th, 2021, 02:37 PM

The Kahr CW9 is a good little pistol. The only complaint I could give is that the slide is a little tough to rack so that could be a factor for some folks. I’d certainly take it over the options previously mentioned from Taurus, Canik, Ruger, Springfield, or Beretta.

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**DAVE_M** · January 12th, 2021, 03:01 PM

Originally Posted by snipehunter7

The Kahr CW9 is a good little pistol. The only complaint I could give is that the slide is a little tough to rack so that could be a factor for some folks. I’d certainly take it over the options previously mentioned from Taurus, Canik, Ruger, Springfield, or Beretta.

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Pistols made by Kahr are something I cannot in good faith recommend to anyone. My experience with them has not been pleasant. Magazines not dropping free is a big issue and they are known to have feeding issues, which I had experienced shooting them. Kahr's solution is to tell you to grip the gun right...

**Jstudzinski** · January 12th, 2021, 03:05 PM

Originally Posted by DAVE_M

Pistols made by Kahr are something I cannot in good faith recommend to anyone. My experience with them has not been pleasant. Magazines not dropping free is a big issue and they are known to have feeding issues, which I had experienced shooting them. Kahr's solution is to tell you to grip the gun right...

agreed. I certainly could ever recommend them to anyone for any reason.

**Martman300** · January 13th, 2021, 07:16 AM

Originally Posted by DAVE_M

Would you say some striker fired pistols are more reliable than others?

Yes, Glock!

one example, Sig P365, ok 2 examples, Sig P320, both came out with issues, vs the Glock 43X & Glock 48, both came out, you could basically start carrying this walking out of the store.

that is Glock reliability. Both are $500 to $600 pistols at retail.

**Jstudzinski** · January 13th, 2021, 09:53 AM

Originally Posted by Martman300

Yes, Glock!

one example, Sig P365, ok 2 examples, Sig P320, both came out with issues, vs the Glock 43X & Glock 48, both came out, you could basically start carrying this walking out of the store.

that is Glock reliability. Both are $500 to $600 pistols at retail.

I tell everyone if you want to buy a pistol that you know is going to go bang every time you pull the trigger with a huge aftermarket for accessories than go with Glock. The only exception to that rule imo is the Glock 44. It’s a shame we waited this long for Glock to come out with a .22lr pistol and it’s a total dud. Thank God for Taurus and the TX22! Lol