Shot my cw9 yesterday at the range. Cannot hit with it. Think I'm used to 1911's triggers. Thinking about trading it off. Probably lose money on it if I trade it. That or try to learn the trigger on it.
Shot my cw9 yesterday at the range. Cannot hit with it. Think I'm used to 1911's triggers. Thinking about trading it off. Probably lose money on it if I trade it. That or try to learn the trigger on it.
I've had my CW-9 for a year now, and love it. I also have a Kimber Pro Raptor 2. As you know totally different triggers. Don't stage the CW9 trigger, just pull it straight back. Took me a couple hundred rounds to get it right with muscle memory, it now goes everywhere with me and I'm dead on with it.
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Good advice fron jjanton. The Kahr trigger is like a super smooth revolver trigger and a practice makes perfect. Do a lot of dry fire practice and you'll have it in no time.
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Did you purchase it because you thought it would shoot like a 1911??????? You didn't realize that all firearms are different?????? I am sure that there are many people here on the forum that would take it off of your hands. If your used to shooting nothing but 1911's, you'll have a lot of rounds to get used to the trigger my friend...........................................
I'm a pretty devout 1911 shooter myself but I find I have no trouble changing gears to the Kahr trigger.
I didn't think it would work out well but once you get the Kahr dialed in, you should have no trouble.
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Different sight picture and trigger pull takes some practice. More info about where you are hitting on the target would be helpful for a diagnosis.
Low and left is the usual spot for new right handed Kahr shooters.
It's you. It will get better. Focus on finger position and don't stage the trigger, just a smooth one motion stroke.
It will get better, count on it.
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Also squeeze the grip so tight that your fingernails turn white. That will help pull the group up too. Kahrs like to be held really tight.