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I got a new CW380 and CT9 in a trade and even after 200+ rounds through each they are still cycling like hot garbage. I am not a huge Kahr fan but I carried a CW9 for years and it ran like a top. Yes I have tried several types of ammo and yes I've cleaned them well. Does Kahr offer a service...

I walk about 50 steps total between 8:00am and 5:00pm, ill pass on snugging my belt. And this would be considered a proper holster. Nothing to snag on, no safety issues

Don't have to keep my belt as tight. I sit all day and throw my feet up on the desk, etc and with the clip I can move about with a semi loose belt and adjust things without an issue

I understand this will scratch the gun overtime, I am fine with that. I don't want to sew the screw spot (instead of a screw) though because there's a chance of string coming loose and that's a safety issue in my opinion Is there a better way to do this? The screw picture shows whats on the...

I shoot USPSA and have had "finger out of the trigger hole" hammered into my head. And in my opinion, I don't see ANY situation where I would be reholstering if it had to come out. If I did, things would be to the point where I could take the holster off to reholster, and that hopefully will be...

Mainly I was wondering, does AIWB have a bad name because you could shoot your jewels off? Or because you femoral artery? Wouldn't a 45 degree cant holster at 2-2:30 solve all these problems AND push the barrel just right of the hip when sitting? I work at home so rarely change from gym shorts...

Looking for the depth from the face of the bench.. I have an overhead light I have to clear. Thanks

Ya I understand, and yes 9mm brass, I figured there has to be a main place people use.

Finally went through my last 3000 while slowlyyyy losing a little at a time. I believe I used Elite but when I search there really isn't any info. I guess there's no way to "know" its once fired but I assume there is a go-to?

But is I were measuring below spec which is what I was making sure was ok, then it would easily fit in the gauge. Never seen the question but figured I'd ask if there were such thing as sizing too small

With +0/-.007” I am pretty close. I never bothered either, just happen to be messing with 300blk converting brass the other day and printed the 9mm saami at the same time as the 300blk one and was curious. As fast as just making sure it passed the plunk test, I was more worried about it being...

So I have shot with these sizing settings for a while, and glanced up at my saami paper today and decided to check some numbers randomly. I am not sure I'm reading this right but it looks like .3910 is supposed to be the diameter of the 9mm case around the middle. I am measuring .372-.374...

I load at 1.100" with 147gr RN, I think this is a little short so I don't know where to go with my new FP I am switching to. 1.142 is the load data for RN on the powder companies website but they have 1.142 for HP too which I assume is more like a FP. I thought FP was was going to load shorter...

I don't want to be limited to loading short even though I would "probably" be fine, I just want the option to load whatever length I want within reason for flexibility. I am not doubting the accuracy of LW, honestly I laugh when people tell me how much more accurate one barrel is over the...

Not a bad idea, but after spending the extra cash it looks like I might as well go with the KKM (but damn they're half the price of my 17)

I am in Delray Beach, right around the corner. I just started USPSA at Markham on Thursday nights. I may take you up on that offer and check them out, but if I have to load short I am most likely out on the LW. Ill shoot you a message if I am up on the air on deciding and may come shoot to try...

I don't run through a FCD so I doubt anything is the "tight" vicinity will work. I assume you mean tight compared to you factory barrel?

Glock 17

I know some guns have a tight throat, etc, I need a threaded barrel and want to make sure there aren't any to stay away from for cast

Whether one shot is an oil or not, it does not collect debris from what I can tell, which is all that matters. Even if you use graphite though, keeping the tray/shuttle clean is the important part. I use a lightttttt coat of one shot and I have never had a single problem with priming on the...