jkar4242
09-05-2014, 08:16 PM
Took pictures of targets but can't post yet. The Khar CM9 gets better each trip. As I shared in an earlier report I was having some problems with the sight system on this pistol. Got some good advice and a lesson or two from a friend of mine and today's shoot was great. Caught on to the lollipop, changed to the weaver stance and got down to business. Used a B27 reduction target and shot 16 rounds at 7 and 10 yards. Put 3 rounds in the x ring, 2 in the next ring out, 6 in the nine ring and the rest in the eight and seven ring. I was shooting 115 gr. UMC and had no problem with the ammo. An earlier post I wrote about age and physical condition having taken me to a more self-defense mode in firearm type and use. I am not a bulls eye shooter. When I practice self-defensive shooting I usually use a 6 inch paper plate. Shoot for mass, that's the game and I figure if I can use several plates at different positions and distances It will help me improve my skills to a reasonable level. I am well aware that shooting at paper is in no way the defining judgement of your ability to defend yourself. What it does do is develop a bond between you and the weapon. You are familiar with the weapons operation, it becomes an almost natural reaction as to its use and you understand your and the weapons limitations. The Khar CM9 is an excellent weapon for carry and when used correctly it is quick to hand, accurate and totally dependable.
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