RONDO
01-16-2011, 06:33 PM
Got the ribs off the smoker, ... YUM! :p
Thinkin' about cleanin all 4 poly micros .... :confused:
NOPE! Gotta shoot 'em first! :D .... off to the range ...
All of these pistols are black slide, trijicon nite site models. The reason I mention this, is because of the similarities, it's very easy to transition from one to the other during live fire sessions.;)
The same manufacturer, the same niche, the same feel, the same sights, & the same trigger. All range ammo is Federal ball from WallyWorld. All carry ammo is Hornady Critical Defense. KISS; keep it simple stupid! No failures all day as usual.:)
For starters: 2 magazines thru the P380, just to warm up. What a fun little gun...
Next a double tap from the PM9, PM40, & PM45 each in rapid succession at 7 feet. Repeat at 15 feet. Repeat at 25 feet. Repeat entire sequence with triple tap.
Finish the session with varios targets & scenarios running 50rds thru the PM40, as it's the newest to Toy!
Final impressions:
* kahrs are very high quality, accurate, & reliable weapons.
* The PM40 is closer to the PM9 than tha PM45 in felt recoil.
* The PM40 is closer to the PM45 than the PM9 in muzzle flip, but followup shots are still very reasonable.:cool:
* I really dig the PM40!!!
Back to the family for left over ribs & football :D ... i'll clean the "tupperware" tommorrow! :bump2:
Thinkin' about cleanin all 4 poly micros .... :confused:
NOPE! Gotta shoot 'em first! :D .... off to the range ...
All of these pistols are black slide, trijicon nite site models. The reason I mention this, is because of the similarities, it's very easy to transition from one to the other during live fire sessions.;)
The same manufacturer, the same niche, the same feel, the same sights, & the same trigger. All range ammo is Federal ball from WallyWorld. All carry ammo is Hornady Critical Defense. KISS; keep it simple stupid! No failures all day as usual.:)
For starters: 2 magazines thru the P380, just to warm up. What a fun little gun...
Next a double tap from the PM9, PM40, & PM45 each in rapid succession at 7 feet. Repeat at 15 feet. Repeat at 25 feet. Repeat entire sequence with triple tap.
Finish the session with varios targets & scenarios running 50rds thru the PM40, as it's the newest to Toy!
Final impressions:
* kahrs are very high quality, accurate, & reliable weapons.
* The PM40 is closer to the PM9 than tha PM45 in felt recoil.
* The PM40 is closer to the PM45 than the PM9 in muzzle flip, but followup shots are still very reasonable.:cool:
* I really dig the PM40!!!
Back to the family for left over ribs & football :D ... i'll clean the "tupperware" tommorrow! :bump2: