First time at the range with my new PM9

[Powrstroke6.0]

So I found some time to shoot 100 rounds through it. Wow recoil is nothing with 124gr ammo. I did pretty bad because of the trigger it has, but damn I've been dry firing and I think I got it for the next trip. That thing is crispy! No fte or ftf's thank goodness. Hopefully net time I'll try and shoot 200rds http://www.northeastshooters.com/vbulletin/images/emoticons/001.gif

[RRP]

These tiny pistols require some practice. Dry-fire really helps. Good approach.

[phil413tx]

You will definitely get the hang of it.

[Sage]

I really love the trigger on my PM9. I wish all of my semi-autos had that trigger. You're right about the recoil it is very soft for such a small pistol. By the way, your trigger will improve with use. After you get six or seven hundred rounds through it you won't think it's the same gun.

[Jules Winnfield]

I've fallen in love with my PM9 also since purchasing it about 2 months ago. Only one small issue I've noticed with mine....the magazines. The very first time I took her to the range I had 2 rounds that nosedived into the feedramp. Since joining this forum I've learned this is a common problem. I quickly learned that I could not load the PM9's mags a hastily as my Glocks or my Sig P250C. Loading those mags the rounds sit perfect each a every time. With the PM9 you MUST be sure that you push each round fully to the rear of the mag. Ever since I learned that lesson the thing has been 100 percent flawless! Wouldn't give her up for the world. As a matter of fact I've been so pleased with my PM9 I've been eyeing a PM45 as a sibling. Enjoy!


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[JFootin]

+1 Jules. I smack the back of the mag against my other hand after loading and before inserting into the gun. It's automatic for me now.