Yeah, it's very hard to consider the CM9 or any other little pocket guns as target guns. At least it was pleasant to shoot, unlike others I have or have had, so one's tendency to take it to the range for practice will be much greater. The Rohrbaugh R9 comes to mind as a little painful stinger! What I found to be really awesome is that the rapid fire stayed on target. And it was fast. Evidently my trigger timing vs the weight and recoil was just the right combination to stay put, 'cause I certainly wasn't taking the time to aim besides the first shot. Nice! To me, when the SHTF and bullets are not coming from just your own gun, you can forget your night sites, laser pointers, grenade launcher, flashlights, multitools, and a mounted GPS locator. Just messin', but I'm going to go ahead and approve the grenade launcher part of all that! Yeah, baby! :lemo: Anyway, you're only thought will be to send projectiles in the direction of the bad guy while trying not to get hit. But I digress, this was just a range session to test the new gun, but you know what I mean. A gun that works as both a SD gun and pleasant at the range is a pretty dang good (and rare) combination.
Other things on the testing agenda for next week... Besides the +P, I want to be sure the CM9 will shoot limp wristed. That to me would mean single handed and little support on the gun. I think it's very important, as, once again, the perfect stance and grip methods may not be available to you during a time of crisis. I don't think that's too much to ask of any SD gun. I cringe when people are having feed issues and it's blamed on their grip. Argh.
Other things on the testing agenda for next week... Besides the +P, I want to be sure the CM9 will shoot limp wristed. That to me would mean single handed and little support on the gun. I think it's very important, as, once again, the perfect stance and grip methods may not be available to you during a time of crisis. I don't think that's too much to ask of any SD gun. I cringe when people are having feed issues and it's blamed on their grip. Argh.
