I can only say that I've never had this problem with any of my Kahrs. OTOH I've never shot heavier loads like that.
I can only say that I've never had this problem with any of my Kahrs. OTOH I've never shot heavier loads like that.
Being mostly a bullseye shooter, my grip tends to be quite firm. I did, on one occasion feel myself pressing the mag release. I will have to be more self aware of what I am doing, especially with a defensive handgun...
I fired mine a addition 100 rounds today, accurate and excellent trigger in my opinion, I did have the back sight fall off, hopefully Loctite will take care of the problem.
I've never experienced hitting the mag release not sure how that could happen.
Side note: did try to post picture of hogue grips can't get the upload to work/
Shot another 55 rounds today (50, 115 gr, and 5, 147 gr. all were Lawman ammo). I had only one early mag release in the first mag I fired. No more after that. Kahr is sending me a new mag release spring and mag release. Hopefully, that will stop the premature dropping of the mag. So far I have 305 rounds through it and accuracy is great for a defensive pistol. I put in a 5 lb. Wolff striker spring and that made a big difference in the handling of the gun, as well as accuracy. For $3.50, a good investment.
Here is mine with a bike inner tube that works perfectly well. I use them on most of my guns.
Last edited by handlebar; 05-16-2019 at 07:27 PM.
I will second the recommendation for a stainless Kahr. The MK9 is a good choice, as it is practically identical in size to the CM9, but is more pleasant to shoot because it's so heavy and dense. 9mms out of the MK9 feel like .380s.
But if you want to swing for the fences, you can't do better than a T9. It is the pinnacle of Kahr-ness.
Hmm.......I think I may try one of those on my CM9.......thanks for sharing.
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A member on another board, put a Hogue Handall that was made for a Sig P365 on his CM9. He said it fit well. I have had Hogue Handalls on a couple of my P and S Kahrs and they feel and work very well. Hogue doesn't make them specifically for the PM/CM,MK models so I was glad to hear that those made for the Sig work well.
Congrats on your CM purchase!
SAM_1469.jpgI am sold on the Beavertail grip from Hogue. I installed the 18400 on my CM9.