CM9 is On Target 2011 Editor's Choice "Slim Nine"

[JFootin]

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[bonjorno2]

nice find

[Bill K]

Good review, short, sweet and to the point. Sure helps when you get one out of the box not even needing a break-in.

[JBarbaresi]

seems i'm not the only one who loves the cm9. thanks for sharing.

[Markis82]

Great article!! Thanks. 1 question. How do you get a picture into your post? I know how to attach thumbnails but not full pictures or web pages except for just the link.

[JFootin]

Great article!! Thanks. 1 question. How do you get a picture into your post? I know how to attach thumbnails but not full pictures or web pages except for just the link.

First, go to Photobucket (http://photobucket.com/) and open an account (unless you already have one). Click "Upload now" and browse your computer to get your pictures loaded into Photobucket. You can create sub-albums to arrange them in. When looking at a sub-album, you can click "View as slideshow", then copy the address and paste it in your post as a hyperlink by clicking the blue and green world icon (http://i1230.photobucket.com/albums/ee486/John_England/Miscellanious%20Guns%20and%20Holsters/WorldIcon.jpg) and doing Ctrl-v to paste the address in there. If you want the hyperlink behind some text in your post, highlight the text before doing the previous step. Example: My Custom Mirror Polished CM9 (http://s1230.photobucket.com/albums/ee486/John_England/My%20Custom%20CM9/?albumview=slideshow) This works for putting any web page address in your post.

To put a picture in your post, when in Photobucket, place your cursor over the picture. A menu will appear. Click in the "Direct link" field. The picture will be copied. Go back to your post, place the cursor where you want the pic to be, click on the picture icon (http://i1230.photobucket.com/albums/ee486/John_England/Miscellanious%20Guns%20and%20Holsters/PictureIcon.jpg) and paste the link in there. Example:

http://i1230.photobucket.com/albums/ee486/John_England/My%20Custom%20CM9/KahrCM9PolishedLSwMagandBullets.jpg

[Markis82]

First, go to Photobucket (http://photobucket.com/) and open an account (unless you already have one). Click "Upload now" and browse your computer to get your pictures loaded into Photobucket. You can create sub-albums to arrange them in. When looking at a sub-album, you can click "View as slideshow", then copy the address and paste it in your post as a hyperlink by clicking the blue and green world icon (http://i1230.photobucket.com/albums/ee486/John_England/Miscellanious%20Guns%20and%20Holsters/WorldIcon.jpg) and doing Ctrl-v to paste the address in there. If you want the hyperlink behind some text in your post, highlight the text before doing the previous step. Example: My Custom Mirror Polished CM9 (http://s1230.photobucket.com/albums/ee486/John_England/My%20Custom%20CM9/?albumview=slideshow) This works for putting any web page address in your post.

To put a picture in your post, when in Photobucket, place your cursor over the picture. A menu will appear. Click in the "Direct link" field. The picture will be copied. Go back to your post, place the cursor where you want the pic to be, click on the picture icon (http://i1230.photobucket.com/albums/ee486/John_England/Miscellanious%20Guns%20and%20Holsters/PictureIcon.jpg) and paste the link in there. Example:

http://i1230.photobucket.com/albums/ee486/John_England/Miscellanious%20Guns%20and%20Holsters/ermey-weapon.jpg
Thanks, I tried to do that with my Flickr account. But, it didn't work. Maybe I'll open a PhotoBucket account and use it only for this forum. Yup, works no problem with PhotoBucket. Thanks!!! BTW, 50 rounds at 10 yards checking out my POA vs POI with my new front night sight. A few in the 9 ring, most in the 10 on a 14" target. A few strays from double taps. New front sight is right on.

http://i1238.photobucket.com/albums/ff483/Markis82/IMAGE_185.jpg
http://www.flickr.com/photos/10030053@N02/6178594995/in/photostream
http://www.flickr.com/photos/10030053@N02/6178594995/

[jocko]

that is really good shootin. really good.

I can do that with my tuned G19 but not a chance with my PM9 or K9, not a snowballs chance..:blah:

[Markis82]

that is really good shootin. really good.

I can do that with my tuned G19 but not a chance with my PM9 or K9, not a snowballs chance..:blah:
I can shoot my CM9 better than my G19 with the Ghost Ranger trigger bar. :D Go figure. :confused:

[JFootin]

that is really good shootin. really good.

I can do that with my tuned G19 but not a chance with my PM9 or K9, not a snowballs chance..:blah:

With over 32,000 rounds through it, I'll bet the bullets RATTLE as they go down the barrel of that PM9. A little while longer and you'll have to start calling it a PM45! :D

[Bawanna]

That would be different but nice. Associating Jocko with a major caliber. Bullets so slow you can whistle and call em back if you change your mind.

Dinosaurs, I love them so.

[JFootin]

Thanks, I tried to do that with my Flickr account. But, it didn't work. Maybe I'll open a PhotoBucket account and use it only for this forum. Yup, works no problem with PhotoBucket. Thanks!!! BTW, 50 rounds at 10 yards checking out my POA vs POI with my new front night sight. A few in the 9 ring, most in the 10 on a 14" target. A few strays from double taps. New front sight is right on.

http://i1238.photobucket.com/albums/ff483/Markis82/IMAGE_185.jpg
http://www.flickr.com/photos/10030053@N02/6178594995/in/photostream
http://www.flickr.com/photos/10030053@N02/6178594995/

Now, that's what I'm talking about! Great shooting and a great pic!

[Ubaldo99]

Excellent article. Thanks for posting. And Markis82: Nice shooting!

[Markis82]

And Markis82: Nice shooting!


Now, that's what I'm talking about! Great shooting and a great pic!
Thanks!!! For being my second time out, with this gun, I'm very happy 1) with the gun 2) the way I shoot it. I think once I'm really familiar with this gun and it feels second nature, I'll be able to shoot it even better. FYI, I shoot using the sights with both eyes open. I've trained myself to see the proper sight picture. So, it is a combination of point and shoot and using the sights. It is very fast and accurate too.