@blindluck333 Well said. I just got done shooting my glock...still have not had one malfunction with it. My kahr is now not locking back on the last round. That just started today. I like all kinds of guns, but I only trust my glock. Will be selling kahr and buying another glock ASAP.
I've put close to 800 rounds through mine, with no problems/malfunctions, or anything. maybe you guys should try taking care of your guns. just a thought...
@Oorah1987 I put 333 rounds through mine on the 1st range trip when breaking it in with 115 gr, 128 gr, 147 gr, JHP, FMJ, Corbon DPX , and my LEAD hand loads (a no-no in polygonal barrels). I tried every trick to force a malfunction, including extreme limp wristing, firing at all angles of lateral rotation including upside down, etc. Nope. 100% reliable. The only malfunctions I can create are jams when I sling shot the slide, but the slide release is 100% reliable. It's my 24/7/365 CCW.
I would say so. He seems determined to get into his weight forward stance. It is hand gun, not a rifle. recoil control is more in your grip them you legs. He will end up getting shot first if he NEEDS that position to shoot. Besides any professional shooter will tell you to train within 10 degrees of square to the target. NOT 70 to 90.
I have gone to a few retreats where noobs needed coaching like needing to drop a magazine instead of pausing and wondering where to put it. Even though at the end of the day you might have to replace a mag or two, if you just spent almost 1K on a pistol, not developing bad habits is worth it.
^^ to littlejon26, the footwork does need a little work, but I am sure those critiques are on the way.
Retaining magazines is always a good idea. Must be a cop. They teach them some bad habits. What happens if you are pinned in a firefight, (Like the one in LA) and all the while your dropping mags all over creation.
because thats how you should traing once you start to put the magazine in your pocket, it will carry over in a real gun battle, practice makes perfect
Swatboy21 has it right. Practice builds habits. Habits become automatic, even under stress. This is the point of training. Proper training puts wear on tools. It would put even less wear on the gun and magazine to leave it in a gun safe somewhere unfired.
Hmmmn strange my CM9 hasn't had even one single malfunction yet. I guess you are just unlucky.
na88egt 2 months ago
@blindluck333 Well said. I just got done shooting my glock...still have not had one malfunction with it. My kahr is now not locking back on the last round. That just started today. I like all kinds of guns, but I only trust my glock. Will be selling kahr and buying another glock ASAP.
Theophilus1978 4 months ago
lolo lol lol lol lol lol flmao!!!! The funny as side stepping!!!! lol looks funny as hell! doofus! Sorry.
tonedamuss 4 months ago
i love my kahr cm 9!it`s totally dependable!very very made and very accurate!
bobsolla 6 months ago
You are the first ones that I have heard say anything negative about the Kahr pistols so have fun with that bud.
hardeez1 9 months ago
not a fan of the left foot drag sidestepping you where doing but otherwise thanks for the vid!
sumitino 10 months ago 2
Interesting style. Kind of a combination of shooting and Kung Fu.
I'd try that but I'd end up with a broken hip.
badolan 11 months ago 2
@badolan That was some funny shit !Had me in tears laughing so hard! This guy is a goofy son of a gun huh? lol lol loll lol lol!
tonedamuss 4 months ago
No offense, but the shooter stands like a girl.
SigShooter007 11 months ago 2
@SigShooter007 i am so glad i wasn't the only one who noticed that. talk about tactical huh lol
TheTurbo52 11 months ago 2
whats with the stance every time you should automaticly stop in it not stop then get in it
RustyGunsM10 1 year ago
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why do you call it a POS?
eastofakron2 1 year ago
I've put close to 800 rounds through mine, with no problems/malfunctions, or anything. maybe you guys should try taking care of your guns. just a thought...
Oorah1987 1 year ago
@Oorah1987 Good thing the last two commenters have such a wide base of experience and a broad sample set of experience to draw from.
Yes, some Kahrs come out good.
But enough don't that I'll recommend other brands and not depend on mine unless I'm desperate.
"taking care of guns", oh please. Kahrs that work don't even need that much babying.
Any gun that does need kid gloves is best left on the gun store shelves.
Frankdude72 1 year ago
@Frankdude72 I personally haven't had or heard any problems, but anything is possible. Good luck, and stay safe.
Oorah1987 1 year ago
@Oorah1987 I put 333 rounds through mine on the 1st range trip when breaking it in with 115 gr, 128 gr, 147 gr, JHP, FMJ, Corbon DPX , and my LEAD hand loads (a no-no in polygonal barrels). I tried every trick to force a malfunction, including extreme limp wristing, firing at all angles of lateral rotation including upside down, etc. Nope. 100% reliable. The only malfunctions I can create are jams when I sling shot the slide, but the slide release is 100% reliable. It's my 24/7/365 CCW.
Liberty4Ever 3 months ago
POS? My Kahr K9 is perfectly reliable. Yours probably would be too if you wouldn't drop your magazines on the ground and bend the feed lips...
TexasBlues77 1 year ago
@TexasBlues77 Good to see the Kahr fanboys are still out there.
Look at a broader sample set.
it's a literal flip of the coin whether you get a good 'un or a bad 'un.
Horrors upon horrors about dropping the mags!
Get some training. A 2 day class will have you dropping your own mags dozens of times.
Frankdude72 1 year ago
what a fag he goes into a stance when its a tiny pistol
cocacola2120 1 year ago
@cocacola2120 What a fag, he talks a bunch shit w/o even knowing what he's saying.
Frankdude72 1 year ago 2
You pose with that gun when you shoot it likes it's a fuking machine gun or something.
theycallmefoval 1 year ago
why POS? is that what i think it means or am i confussed? how reliable is the gun?
eamonher 1 year ago
@eamonher From what I can tell, people buying Kahr pistols get half that are good, half that are crummy.
My two Kahrs have been crummy way past the break-in period the fanboys will scream about.
My PM9 is nicknamed POS specifically and now sits in the safe unless I'm desparate.
Frankdude72 1 year ago
@Frankdude72 that sux i was seriously considering one of those
eamonher 1 year ago
drop it? work on position, you do not need to get into a position like that.
SightsonTargetKris 2 years ago
I would say so. He seems determined to get into his weight forward stance. It is hand gun, not a rifle. recoil control is more in your grip them you legs. He will end up getting shot first if he NEEDS that position to shoot. Besides any professional shooter will tell you to train within 10 degrees of square to the target. NOT 70 to 90.
joebwhit 2 years ago 2
"Any professional shooter will tell you..." Gimme a break.
The comment of someone who needs more humility and training to boot.
And when I called ol' arrogant joebwhit on his punk attitude, he could only cite competition and exhibition shooters as the paragons of gun handling.
Get y'all's minds out of the gun games. IPSC, etc. ain't combat training.
jhadley777 and maybe 10% of the others got it, It's about developing good habits so you don't have to think about under stress.
Frankdude72 2 years ago
Funny shooting style !!! dont you think ?
coolqbn22 2 years ago 3
drop, lock, and check?... LOL
wsrpred 2 years ago 10
I have gone to a few retreats where noobs needed coaching like needing to drop a magazine instead of pausing and wondering where to put it. Even though at the end of the day you might have to replace a mag or two, if you just spent almost 1K on a pistol, not developing bad habits is worth it.
^^ to littlejon26, the footwork does need a little work, but I am sure those critiques are on the way.
Good job shooter, practice makes perfect.
jhadley777 2 years ago
Retaining magazines is always a good idea. Must be a cop. They teach them some bad habits. What happens if you are pinned in a firefight, (Like the one in LA) and all the while your dropping mags all over creation.
fontanillshj 2 years ago
Cool vid. Not to add unnecessary critique, but he needs to work on his footwork - he shouldn't be crossing his legs when he steps.
Other than that, fine job.
Littlejon126 2 years ago
drop it or store it in your pocket?
mrbratsch 2 years ago
because thats how you should traing once you start to put the magazine in your pocket, it will carry over in a real gun battle, practice makes perfect
SWATBOY21 2 years ago
Why would you drop your magazine onto the ground--especially in just a training exercise? Damaged mags are not good.
respect your tools
Enlakesh 2 years ago 6
Swatboy21 has it right. Practice builds habits. Habits become automatic, even under stress. This is the point of training. Proper training puts wear on tools. It would put even less wear on the gun and magazine to leave it in a gun safe somewhere unfired.
rocketsocks 2 years ago
@Enlakesh Train like you fight.
Frankdude72 1 year ago 2
@Frankdude72 I agree, train like you fight. From what I've seen here, IMHO, I'd recommend you guys visit Front Sight. :-)
tuts40 1 year ago
@tuts40 I would strongly suggest checking out Suarez International.
My shooting is 1000% improved over where it was when I shot this video of a friend.
It's all thanks to them.
Frankdude72 1 year ago
Because the camera fatty is a stupid bish
wetherman122288 3 years ago
Why was the shooter required to drop the mag onto the dirt? Would pocketing it not suffice?
Seven7hSon 3 years ago 5
because god forbid he was ever in a "real" situation that would waste time
thisISyourREALITY 3 years ago
lol at the comments
mittenz07 3 years ago
Why in the hell would he have to drop it like it had aids?
AlbanianSKS 3 years ago 12
Was that guy shooting into a 100mph head wind?
pahaskell 3 years ago 4
Yes, you win the internet tonight sir haha. Funniest thing I've heard all day.
brentseay 3 years ago
lol, I thought something looked odd.
crystalera1 2 years ago
my man is bracing like he is shooting a .500 linebaugh. its just a 9mm.
gaboon1 3 years ago 6
Well good deal, dude.
Unfortunately, the two Kahr products I've owned have a much more checkered history.
For a sampling of the litany of promblems I've had, see the comments section "Frank Shoots a Kahr PM9 POS" in the Related Videos column.
Frankdude72 3 years ago
POS?
I've got 1000 flawless rounds through mine.
sw340pd 3 years ago 4