I bought a PM9 a few weeks ago. shot 150 nrounds thru it, not a hiccup. I put the agrip on it and metro night sights. I traded my S&W ultralight 357 for it. I am not disappointed.
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I bought a PM9 a few weeks ago. shot 150 nrounds thru it, not a hiccup. I put the agrip on it and metro night sights. I traded my S&W ultralight 357 for it. I am not disappointed.
Not being disappointed is what counts. That's why there are so many makes and models as not everybody likes or wants the same thing. You got a fine gun there in the PM9. Learn it,shoot it, and enjoy it. Good luck.
Awesome little gun! Between the Kahr PM9 and the KelTec P3AT, the J-frame Smiths are pretty well obsolete in my opinion.Quote:
Originally Posted by skyhooks
Horses may be obsolete, too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike Barham at Galco
But they're still fun to ride.
WM
ROTFLMAO:anim_lol: I got to agree with you on that one Wandering Man. I still like to shoot and carry my .38's now and then. I shoot one of my guns in .38cal every time I go to the range. Old habits are just hard to break.:smt1099Quote:
Originally Posted by Wandering Man
Gotta be honest, I still love those 38's too.
Mike,
Thanks for serving for us in Afghanistan, I work for the VA and salute you guys every day!!
Your definition of "fun" must differ from my own. Repeatedly launching 158gr +Ps from a 13 ounce revolver, with small sights and a heavy trigger, is not my idea of a good time. It's even less fun with 125gr Magnums. :mrgreen:Quote:
Originally Posted by Wandering Man
No problem. Thanks for paying my bills and taking care of our vets!Quote:
Originally Posted by skyhooks
Mike. My condolances on the loss of the AZ national Guard Soldier in your unit. I admire you and yours for your day to day sacrifices, and I mourn your loss. May he fight well and drink hard in Valhalla.