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kflo01 · March 12, 2013, 11:22 AM

Go with the CM9. Its smaller then the Nano and has a slide lock which is a must for me. Also it feels like their is way better craftsmanship into the CM9 than the Nano. Also thee are more aftermarket parts (3rd party) for the CM9 than the Nano at this point. Also the CM9 cost less but IMO is a better gun. I dont know how many mags the Nano comes with but the CM9 only comes with one and extra mags are about 40.00.

The CM9 is a joy to shoot. Its almost a match gun in a pocket pistol frame. YES it small enough to pocket carry.
Only negatives on mine is 1) There is no trigger reset. Its a long trigger and smooth not heavy at all but no reset. 2) The mags do not drop 100% they drop out about 2 inces then you pull them out.

March 12, 2013, 11:22 AM	#21
kflo01 Member Join Date: December 2, 2010 Location: NY Posts: 61	Go With Ther CM9 Go with the CM9. Its smaller then the Nano and has a slide lock which is a must for me. Also it feels like their is way better craftsmanship into the CM9 than the Nano. Also thee are more aftermarket parts (3rd party) for the CM9 than the Nano at this point. Also the CM9 cost less but IMO is a better gun. I dont know how many mags the Nano comes with but the CM9 only comes with one and extra mags are about 40.00. The CM9 is a joy to shoot. Its almost a match gun in a pocket pistol frame. YES it small enough to pocket carry. Only negatives on mine is 1) There is no trigger reset. Its a long trigger and smooth not heavy at all but no reset. 2) The mags do not drop 100% they drop out about 2 inces then you pull them out. __________________ NYS Unrestricted \| PA CCP \| FL CCP NRA Member "Reading,Learning and Doing"