New CM9

[ducati]

Well after much thought, I purchased a CM9 last Friday. I went to the range with over 200 rounds. 1st 50 were factory 147, and some 115 grain. No problem. The next 100 were my reloads of 124 grains. Jammomatic man was I worried as these rounds never failed in my Glock, then I recalled these rounds just missed power factor of 125. Went back to factory ammo and no problems. Learned these little guns like full power ammo. Enjoyed it and not counting my reloads it performed perfect.

[scoose]

I think you and I have made a great purchase for the long term my friend! After 120 rounds the wife and I are in love.

[jocko]

ducati fan, did u know that Audi just bought ducati for !.2 billion. Not sure as many shoot their own reloads and ahv eno issues, maybe u need to step up the powder a tad, shoot good amercan brand ammo and ur kahr will reward u every time u pull the trigger.

[ducati]

I will make sure I don't use those reloads in my CM9. These work in my competition Glock, that has a 13 pound spring.

[guido4198]

You will find that your new CM9 exhibits a "Break-in" period. After you've fired a few hundred rounds, you might want to try your reloads again. When I took mine out for the first time, I intentionally fired a few of my mild cast reloads through it for a test... and experienced a few failures to eject. Full power fmj's were not showing any issues at all.
After those first few hundred rounds however...she handles the reloads just fine. Don't get caught up in the "factory-only" hype.

[jocko]

nothing wrong with reloads if ur good at it. cm9 should eat them like factory stuff,if ur good atit.