One Hundred Yard Shots with PM9

[badge4436]

My son and some other friends and I went out into the Southern CA desert this past weekend and set up torso sized metal targets. At one point we did a "walk back" that included 100 yards as measured by a roll-o-tape I use for accident investigations. My son used a Glock 19 and I used a Glock 26, at least at first. We both heard the satisfying "dings" as we fired shots on the metal. I then decided to fire that distance with my Kahr PM9 which I carry concealed a lot. I have the factory night sights on it. Two shots, two hits using a standing unsupported two hand grip. Of course all the basics were in play, sighting, trigger pull and follow through. I was amazed and pleased. My confidence in the PM9 to reach out and say "Gotcha!!" to the bad guys has increased greatly. I attribute that kind of accuracy to that smooth Kahr trigger. The ammo was some of my son's 9mm reloads.

[forestranger]

I've been amazed at the accuracy of my CM9 but I'm just tickled hitting a paper plate at 25yds. At 100yds, I probably couldn't hit your target with a rifle:o?

[jocko]

I can't see the target at 100 yards. NowIhave glanced some rounds off our local water tower from over 200 yards with my trusty PMJ9, does that count??? I know I hit it for I can see water squirting out in about 6 places. Just sayin

[certified106]

I can't see the target at 100 yards. NowIhave glanced some rounds off our local water tower from over 200 yards with my trusty PMJ9, does that count??? I know I hit it for I can see water squirting out in about 6 places. Just sayin

Dude you had me laughing so hard I almost spit my coke out! I will have to keep the water tower in mind for my next range session. Being able to see the water squirting would definitely help judge my shots!

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[sas PM9]

My son and some other friends and I went out into the Southern CA desert this past weekend and set up torso sized metal targets. At one point we did a "walk back" that included 100 yards as measured by a roll-o-tape I use for accident investigations. My son used a Glock 19 and I used a Glock 26, at least at first. We both heard the satisfying "dings" as we fired shots on the metal. I then decided to fire that distance with my Kahr PM9 which I carry concealed a lot. I have the factory night sights on it. Two shots, two hits using a standing unsupported two hand grip. Of course all the basics were in play, sighting, trigger pull and follow through. I was amazed and pleased. My confidence in the PM9 to reach out and say "Gotcha!!" to the bad guys has increased greatly. I attribute that kind of accuracy to that smooth Kahr trigger. The ammo was some of my son's 9mm reloads.



4436:

I suppose that you aimed at the top edge and hit somewhere in the middle?
I would guess the bullet hit +/- 14" below point of aim.
Still good shooting, and I imagine great fun.

-steve