Kahr pm45 whacks my trigger finger, is cw45 better?
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The longer grip of the P45 or CW45 should help. Both are still very light and have a bit of recoil. Neither my P45 and TP45 bother my trigger finger. I've never fired a PM45 though.
My PM40 abuses my trigger finger too. Duh! It's a .40 S&W.
Anyway, I usually put a fabric band-aid on the first joint with the pad strategically located. That keeps things tolerable.
I do not recall my CW40, with the longer grip, causing real damage to the knuckle like the PM40. So, yes! You will probably enjoy shooting the CW45 or P45 more as a range toy. As usual, YMMV.
Anyway, I usually put a fabric band-aid on the first joint with the pad strategically located. That keeps things tolerable.
I do not recall my CW40, with the longer grip, causing real damage to the knuckle like the PM40. So, yes! You will probably enjoy shooting the CW45 or P45 more as a range toy. As usual, YMMV.
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I had a PM45 and a P45 (similar to the CW45) as well as a PM9.
I shot the two 45s both "pretty close" to equally, and would say the difference between the two was minimal. The P45 holds an extra round--the five plus one of the PM45 strikes me as somewhat marginal.
I sold the PM to a friend who loves it and carries it regularly. I carried the PM9 for three years and the P45 for a year and a half. Still have both of them, and will keep and probably carry both again.
I shot the two 45s both "pretty close" to equally, and would say the difference between the two was minimal. The P45 holds an extra round--the five plus one of the PM45 strikes me as somewhat marginal.
I sold the PM to a friend who loves it and carries it regularly. I carried the PM9 for three years and the P45 for a year and a half. Still have both of them, and will keep and probably carry both again.
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