mr surveyor
02-07-2011, 09:54 PM
We have a lot of new CW9 owners, and a lot of folks just checking in to the CW line, so I thought I would post a pic of my first outing with my then new CW9. I think all the info one might want to know is written on the target board. I do this with all my new guns, and occassionally when really excited about a particular gun/ammo/target combintaion. These photos get archived in folders set up specifically for that single gun.
Anyway, this was thirty rounds on a fresh target after the gun had been dirtied by it's first 50 rounds. I had shot a friend's CW40 a time or two before this outing, but that had been my only experience with a Kahr trigger. These rounds were all fired somewhat slow ... about two second interval.
http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b345/cowpi/CW9TARGET-1.jpg
The gun was well prepped before the first outing, then detail stripped (including the slide) shortly after the first outing. I found one little ping on the upper right side of the barrel hood, wiped it away with a bit of 600 grit cloth, and have never found another ping, ding, scratch, glitch, gouge.... since.
surv:)
oh, adding the night sights was a real plus as well. With my eyes, I can't see sights of any kind very well, but in low light/no light, I can see the trit sights.
Anyway, this was thirty rounds on a fresh target after the gun had been dirtied by it's first 50 rounds. I had shot a friend's CW40 a time or two before this outing, but that had been my only experience with a Kahr trigger. These rounds were all fired somewhat slow ... about two second interval.
http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b345/cowpi/CW9TARGET-1.jpg
The gun was well prepped before the first outing, then detail stripped (including the slide) shortly after the first outing. I found one little ping on the upper right side of the barrel hood, wiped it away with a bit of 600 grit cloth, and have never found another ping, ding, scratch, glitch, gouge.... since.
surv:)
oh, adding the night sights was a real plus as well. With my eyes, I can't see sights of any kind very well, but in low light/no light, I can see the trit sights.