Reloads

[TomMc]

While I'm sure this issue has been beat to death, I am curious as to general thoughts on using reloads in the Kahr handguns, particularly the P9. Quality stuff as far as reloads go.

[Jeremiah/Az]

I reload & shoot reloads in all my guns. I do use jacketed bullets in my Kahrs & Glock because of the rifling.

[OldLincoln]

^^^ +1

[Bill K]

My brother does reloads (124 FMJ) for me to use in my Glock 26 and PM9. The only real issue is the occasional hard primer that needs a second strike or for some reason will not fire at all. Actually a good thing for practice when it happens. To help make 9mm reloads more cost effective we'll buy the cheapest primers we can find which, if I remember correctly, are usually Chinese or Russian made.

[Tilos]

Yes...reloads YOU make.
NO...reloads bought at a gun show

Tilos

[Bawanna]

Yes...reloads YOU make.
NO...reloads bought at a gun show

Tilos

Or ANY reloads from anyone you don't know and like alot.

[wyntrout]

I didn't look that hard, but I was looking for some commercial reloads at the gun show. Those I saw were $26 for 50!! I got Blazer 230-gr FMJ Aluminum-cased at Cabela's for $15.99 and $5 shipping! The brass-cased MFS was $15.88 and I got a box on my next order of the Herter's .380($139.99/500) for testing when I get a chance. I didn't want to buy 500 rounds untested. I have tried the Blazers before in my PM45.

Cabela's has a $20 off a $150 or more purchase now... one of their better deals, especially when you're buying ammo on sale at the best prices. I watch for deals and am ready to leap when I see a good one.

Wynn:)

[Jeremiah/Az]

We had a maintenance man, a nonshooter, @ our gun club. He came up to me & handed me a box of shotgun shells. He said,"Here, Jer. I found these." I thanked him & looked @ them. They were reloads. As soon as he left, they went in the trash barrel!:eek: