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certified106 · March 10, 2013, 08:07 PM

I was in the same boat awhile ago and shot a Nano and CM9 at a range an hour and a half from my house...... Long story short I walked away that day with a CM9. I just like the trigger pull and feel of the CM9 so much better. I currently have 800-900 rounds through my CM and have yet to have a FTE, FTL, or FTF. On my second mag I had the slide fail to lock back but more than likely it was thumb laying on the mag release. I adjusted my hold just a hair and have never had another problem.

I can easily drill an 8" Steel target from 40-50 feet with my CM and I attribute it to the excellent trigger! It is so smooth you its crazy. As to the Kahr feeling a bit rough it will break right in as smooth as butter after you fire it a couple hundred rounds through it. I also like the fact the Kahr will shoot +p ammo.

Good luck on your decision! I am sure that either of the guns are great firearms and you should be happy with either one!

March 10, 2013, 08:07 PM	#2
certified106 Member Join Date: January 26, 2013 Posts: 51	Re: CM9 or Nano? I was in the same boat awhile ago and shot a Nano and CM9 at a range an hour and a half from my house...... Long story short I walked away that day with a CM9. I just like the trigger pull and feel of the CM9 so much better. I currently have 800-900 rounds through my CM and have yet to have a FTE, FTL, or FTF. On my second mag I had the slide fail to lock back but more than likely it was thumb laying on the mag release. I adjusted my hold just a hair and have never had another problem. I can easily drill an 8" Steel target from 40-50 feet with my CM and I attribute it to the excellent trigger! It is so smooth you its crazy. As to the Kahr feeling a bit rough it will break right in as smooth as butter after you fire it a couple hundred rounds through it. I also like the fact the Kahr will shoot +p ammo. Good luck on your decision! I am sure that either of the guns are great firearms and you should be happy with either one! Last edited by certified106; March 10, 2013 at 08:22 PM.