TangoCharlie145
Well-Known Member
Looked for a previous thread to post this to. Just wanted to give a little review of my buddies new Kahr CM9 he purchased on friday. We have been looking at small, pocket size 9mm handguns ro replace his current pocket carry Ruger LCP.
Fit anf finish were as to be expected. It came with 1 flush magazine.
The trigger pull was EXCEPTIONAL. It was a Kahr trigger mind you, but it was smooth, and I do mean smooth. We could not believe how good a trigger it is. It took about 3 rounds to get used to the take-up as we both shoot Glocks. Reset was a little different than a Glock, which is to be expected. But for what this little gun is intended for, it is acceptable.
Function was exceptional. We fired 150 rounds of mixed 9mm including old ammo in 115, 124, and 147 grains. Also shot some Rem 124 +p and it was more managageable than the standard pressure in the LCP. If you have shot an LCP, I am refering to the "jarring' recoil signature. The CM 9 recoil was very soft. We also shot some 115 gr Win Silvertips (blast from the past) and they functioned flawlessly. All in all, 0 malfunctions.
Accuracy was very good. He was shooting a steady fire, not slow, group from 7 yards that completely removved the X from a B27 target. POA and POI was the same.
For what this handgun is intended for, I would highly reccomend it. The size a .380, the punch of a 9mm.
Now that he has one and I have got to shoot it, it will go on my list of guns to have. Hope this helps any of you considering purchasing the CM 9
Strength and Honor!
TC
Fit anf finish were as to be expected. It came with 1 flush magazine.
The trigger pull was EXCEPTIONAL. It was a Kahr trigger mind you, but it was smooth, and I do mean smooth. We could not believe how good a trigger it is. It took about 3 rounds to get used to the take-up as we both shoot Glocks. Reset was a little different than a Glock, which is to be expected. But for what this little gun is intended for, it is acceptable.
Function was exceptional. We fired 150 rounds of mixed 9mm including old ammo in 115, 124, and 147 grains. Also shot some Rem 124 +p and it was more managageable than the standard pressure in the LCP. If you have shot an LCP, I am refering to the "jarring' recoil signature. The CM 9 recoil was very soft. We also shot some 115 gr Win Silvertips (blast from the past) and they functioned flawlessly. All in all, 0 malfunctions.
Accuracy was very good. He was shooting a steady fire, not slow, group from 7 yards that completely removved the X from a B27 target. POA and POI was the same.
For what this handgun is intended for, I would highly reccomend it. The size a .380, the punch of a 9mm.
Now that he has one and I have got to shoot it, it will go on my list of guns to have. Hope this helps any of you considering purchasing the CM 9
Strength and Honor!
TC