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Aww man, this is the first I've heard of the CM9. The PM9 was out of my price range and never in the running for me. But just a quick google search and the CM9 is in the $300s for street price. Are these striker-fired? I would have preferred that for these micro-pistols too. And it comes with 2 mags? Looks like a brand new LC9 may be showing up on the Co-AR15 forums' sales board....Quote:
Originally Posted by BigSwede
Yes it's striker fired. Point and shoot, no safeties.
I believe the 'C' models come with one magazine.
Just picked up a S&W bodyguard 380. It's a sweet little piece. Hope to run some rounds through it this weekend.
I picked up a Mosin-nagant today at the gun show. A 1944 Izzy production. Already cleaned up with all the accessories, out the door for 119 bucks. I am ordering the monte carlo stick and scope mounts. Great gun. I have fired several of them, not sure you can beat it for the cost. For a total of about 250 bucks total, you can sport it out, an amazingly reliable carbine. Next up, SKS conversion, just gotta get my hands on one in rough shape so I can save some bucks.
I also picked up an old stock Mossberg 22 tactical extended magazine. They are hard to find.
I have had a CC permit for about 14 years, but only ever carried once ... Just dont feel the need 'yet' ...
Anyway I have a Walther PPK .380 in stainless ... I tried a custom wood grip on it, but it cracked after a few clips (I had to take a dremel to it to make it fit my Interarms PPK anyway) ... so it has the original wrap around plastic grip. And an 'in the pocket' holster
I also have a High Standard "Victor" .22LR with the weighted 5.5" barrel ... super smooth to fire, but the slide jams once in a rare while, and not able to figure out why.
I havent been to the range in years, and not quite sure how it would go with my carpal tunnel the next time I do :(
Yeah, I haven't "used" my carry permit either. But it is nice to have that option...
I love my XDM 40 I take it anywhere I go cause the way I see it is there is no point to owning a gun to keep it at home