Hooligan
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Sardaukar
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Is $439 a good price?
http://guncanyon.com/viewlisting.php?view=3996
Looking for something smaller than my Steyr M9-A1.
Also thought about this Ruger LCP
http://guncanyon.com/viewlisting.php?view=3576
If that's really the price, it's a pretty damn good deal for CA.
http://guncanyon.com/viewlisting.php?view=3996
Looking for something smaller than my Steyr M9-A1.
Also thought about this Ruger LCP
http://guncanyon.com/viewlisting.php?view=3576
If that's really the price, it's a pretty damn good deal for CA.
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phrozenlikwid
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Easy to find used, and then you don't stress out when the gun FTF a couple times during break-in (Kahrs like to be worked in for a couple hundred rounds).
I paid $325 for mine with two mags. Check the EE, and the auction sites. There were some good deals on Kahrs a while ago.
I paid $325 for mine with two mags. Check the EE, and the auction sites. There were some good deals on Kahrs a while ago.
Sardaukar
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Unfortunately, my local FFLs charge A LOT for transfer fees. I could almost buy a new gun for the price I'd pay for a transferred, used gun.
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GarandBobcat
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I got to put a couple mags or so thru Hoss's a while back.
Personally, I didn't like it. A trigger pull so long and spongy in the take-up that only a heavy-pull DA revolver can match it, lots and lots of flipping tendency, frame a little too narrow for me to get a decent grip....
I'm sure it'd make an ok backup gun, but I'd want a better trigger on it no matter what.
Personally, I didn't like it. A trigger pull so long and spongy in the take-up that only a heavy-pull DA revolver can match it, lots and lots of flipping tendency, frame a little too narrow for me to get a decent grip....
I'm sure it'd make an ok backup gun, but I'd want a better trigger on it no matter what.
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i feel like my taurus millennium has the tendency to flip up during recoil a lot too
i've gotten used to shooting it, hope this one isn't as bad though.
the trigger pull is long, but doesn't feel spongy to me
i love the narrow grip, it's great for iwb concealing.
plus i have small hands and get a great grip on it.
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sounds like you got a bad one, thought about sending it back to kahr ?
i rented one once and it shot great, no misfires or jams
GarandBobcat
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Oh, don't get me wrong, narrow is great for concealing. I just find narrow AND square to be somewhat more difficult to control than, say, larger and oblong (1911, BHP, etc) or larger and square (Glock).i feel like my taurus millennium has the tendency to flip up during recoil a lot too
i've gotten used to shooting it, hope this one isn't as bad though.
the trigger pull is long, but doesn't feel spongy to me
i love the narrow grip, it's great for iwb concealing.
plus i have small hands and get a great grip on it.
And something kept whacking my middle finger of my shooting hand on recoil.
Dunno, just something about it didn't work for me. Hoss seems to like it though.
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Just curious why people tend to go with the CW9 over the PM9. I'd like to pick up a PM9 someday for potential pocket carry. Seems much smaller and only holds 1rd. less than the CW.
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