My new used CM9

[CrazyGT18]

I'm new to the forum seen. But a few days ago I picked a used cm9 up from the local gun shop. I just put 200 rounds through it total (150 124gr magtech fmj and 50 124gr federal hst hollow points. I forgot mention before I shot it went through the gun cleaned and lubed it. I used 4 different magazines two 6 round clips and two seven round clips. The gun ran flawless until about 180 some rounds then I had just one FTE on a federal hst 124gr. It happened on a seven round clip about three shots into the clip. I think the gun was getting pretty dirty by this point but then I ran another 30 hollow points through with no problem. Do you think it could of been just a fluke? Like to here your thoughts.

[Phish]

Could be number things that might have caused it. Keep shooting it more. I highly recommend the 147/150gr in these micro pistols.

[CrazyGT18]

I ended up finding a broken magazine follower in the one 7 round magazine when cleaning gun. Would that cause the FTE to happen?

[Bills1873]

Sure! Mag spring pressure assists in cartridge ejection, pushing the spent casing up and out with the following round or follower, if no rounds are left. May have found your problem.

[CrazyGT18]

I ordered my self two new metal followers from lakeline to replace the plastic ones. Once I get them I will let you know how everything goes.

[Texas48]

Received my followers from Lakeline and they work very well. Welcome to the site and good shooting with your CM9.

[CrazyGT18]

I received my followers also and they are a must upgrade I think. I also added a talon grip and love the feel of the gun now.

[kwh]

^ Amazing how sometimes a small change in grip texture completely changes the feel of the pistol. My Kahr's are now naked, after the rubber inner-tubes split off. They are fine either way. ^^++ on the Lakeline followers for my CW9 and CW45.
I never liked the feel of my 40 S&W Shield until I used the Talon granular grips.

[Slvrbak]

Talon grips adequate a huge difference for me. Gun was good before now it's one of those guns I may never sell