CW9 Review

[geen]

its a great CC gun I carry mine in a PJ C - clip IWB holster. its light and hides very nicely.

[wagon]

I think the cw9 would be a great pocket pistol! I've carried a cw40 in my pocket for 5 years now! Liked it so much I sold my pm40.

Some of you must have BIG pockets....

[mcbowflex]

Some of you must have BIG pockets....

I hear you there. I don't see how anyone could carry a CW in their pocket....

[wagon]

I hear you there. I don't see how anyone could carry a CW in their pocket....

oh well, may be it's the pocket in those man-purse ???

and indeed I do a Maxpedition Fat-Boy, which I primarily used it to carry ammo to shoot IDPA or trap.. but I have never used that "pocket" though, nor EDC.

[JFootin]

I hear you there. I don't see how anyone could carry a CW in their pocket....

In cargo pants, not a problemo.

[powwowell]

the cw9 is a great all around gun... probably the most useful gun to own if you had to limit your collection of firearms to a few guns...

you can ccw, can range it all day long, can go in battle with it, bash it smash it whatever...

Ditto! And, an Amen!

[wagon]

In cargo pants, not a problemo.

LOL... I now announce my G19 is also a pocket gun!

[jbateman73]

Carry the CW9 in a pair of TruSpec 24/7 shorts or pants and you will discover why the CW9 is considered a pocket pistol to some of us. I wear the pants every day & carry in my right front pocket every day. Works & fits quite well.

[Charlie98]

I like my CW9 so much... I bought another.

I call my CW9 the 'Double-Negative' pistol. I swore I'd never own another 9mm (besides the Browning HiPower) and I never thought I would buy a poly-framed pistol. I bought my first CW9 used as sort of a test pistol to see if I liked it (I don't do well with either small pistols or long DA-type trigger pulls) and I wound up loving the thing so much it became my EDC after about 2 weeks, and last month I bought another used CW9 as my truck gun (magazine interchangeability, etc...)

Its causing me to reload more 9mm than I normally would.

I sold all my 9mm reloading equipment and components long ago... but now I'm faced with scrounging up a set of 9mm dies, again. Maybe. I hate reloading the 9mm.

I would concur with everything the OP says... except the 'pocket' part. But, TBH, it tucks so well at my 4 O'Clock, I don't need to carry it in my pocket.

[muggsy]

I like my CW9 so much... I bought another.

I call my CW9 the 'Double-Negative' pistol. I swore I'd never own another 9mm (besides the Browning HiPower) and I never thought I would buy a poly-framed pistol. I bought my first CW9 used as sort of a test pistol to see if I liked it (I don't do well with either small pistols or long DA-type trigger pulls) and I wound up loving the thing so much it became my EDC after about 2 weeks, and last month I bought another used CW9 as my truck gun (magazine interchangeability, etc...)



I sold all my 9mm reloading equipment and components long ago... but now I'm faced with scrounging up a set of 9mm dies, again. Maybe. I hate reloading the 9mm.

I would concur with everything the OP says... except the 'pocket' part. But, TBH, it tucks so well at my 4 O'Clock, I don't need to carry it in my pocket.

Midway has RCBS 9MM Luger carbide dies on sale now for $42.