I agree with Muggsy. My CM9 shot low until I figured out to hide the bullseye with the front dot instead of on top of it like I learned 50 years ago. When I got my P380 it worked the same way. Put the dot on the target and bang away.
I agree with Muggsy. My CM9 shot low until I figured out to hide the bullseye with the front dot instead of on top of it like I learned 50 years ago. When I got my P380 it worked the same way. Put the dot on the target and bang away.
I am putting the dot on the center of the target. I am really comfortable shooting revolvers. I grew up with them, semi autos are relatively new.
My gut feeling is as one poster pointed out is is the trigger pushing down. My hands are pretty big and it's small.
I tired it with snap caps and it had much less moment shooting like a j frame..
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u best sell the gun, u have set very high expectactions for this gunand shooter.
Heh of a standard, I don't know of two many defensive shooters who ever set this kind of standard at 25 yards. Not to 0fend but to me it is ridiculous.
U shoot someone at 25 yards, ur gonna go to jail, PERIOD. But no one here is gonna tell ou what YOU should do or not do. I have no clue what the isze of a REPAIR CENTER is either, JKust sayin
Many guns are 6 oclock hold and many are 12 o
clock hold, . Not the gun but the sites and standard set by that gun maker, No doubt if one is a 6 oclock hold and gets a gun designed for 12 o'clock hold someone is gonna be unhappy and changes have to be made eithe rin sites or target acquisition..
. My PM9 has over 40,000+ rounds through it, and runs much better than an illegal trying to get across our border
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I have a PM9 and P45. The PM9 shoots to point of aim. The P45 was shooting 8" low at 7 yards. I sent the P45 back to Kahr. It's been at the factory for three weeks now.
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Now one more thing to is: change ur sight picture, see more of the front sight, Basically IMO this ia a POA gun, point an dsoot forget tight grups, if u can keep um all in what I call the FBI "Q" target which is the outline of a bowling in with no bullesye, , keep allin there which is easy at ur distance and consider yourself good to go. In a SHTF situation ur neer gona se the front, back sight and then the target. Just ain't gonna happen. concentrate on the front site and go for it. If u getting thewrong site picture no finger control is gonn help u, If ur anticipating the bang thing, no finger position is gonna halep yuu. U need to eliminate the possabilities
Yep, that's right per Jocko. Sorry I screwed up.
never admit u ever scewed up on this forum.Its ALWAYS THE GUNS FAULT...
. My PM9 has over 40,000+ rounds through it, and runs much better than an illegal trying to get across our border
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Jocko, my friend, I am not advocating that any defensive situation will require 25 yard accuracy. I sincerely hope to never be in such a situation, at any distance, ever.
As to a repair center size, it is about 10.5" by 10.5".
I do set a high expectation for myself. I enjoy the challenge. I enjoy the practice to maintain the skill. I enjoy showing the results. Both of these were shot at 25 yards.
Warning: developing the skill to shoot well takes a lot of practice. I have no intention to sell any of my firearms.
I have found the CM9 to be INSANELY accurate. While I have not tried it at 25 yards yet, at 12 yards it's an easy 3-4" group. With the XDS it's more like 5-7" groupings at best. But the holes are bigger.
Have you tried letting a friend shoot it to see how they fare with it?