Kahr has the most experience at building such guns, and they decided to skip over alloy frames, going straight from their early, all steel variants to the polymer CM9. I recommend that you do your practicing with a larger, very similar gun. Any practice done with the pocket 9 better mostly be done with 125 gr relaods, 800 fps wimp stuff. Also, best change the recoil spring and mainspring every (very) few thousand rds. If you don't abide by the above advice, you can expect damaged frames/slides.
huh?
Have you experienced this firsthand with different guns or is this information from a website or something?
That's just strange. I have always shot Federal 9bp, Speer Golddots ect thru my PM/CM 9s. I try to practice with what I carry and have never had any problems.
His screen name gives my response.
sure, a few hundred, maybe a few thousand rds. but to be worth a hoot with a pistol, expecially a pocket pistol, takes 5000 rds per year. That would mean you had to buy a such gun every year, in a lot of cases.
Do you even CCW bro?!?
That $hiz be wakka flakka lit fam!
That $hiz be wakka flakka lit fam!
Hahaha. Man... the more of this guy I read, the more I think someone at that "other" site is just laughing their ass off with every post. lol
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