How'd I do
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Maddog 521
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Good find. I've been looking for one for a couple of years and have yet to see one for sale.
Snakeshift
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The CS9 is the Rodney Dangerfield of Single Stack CC 9mm's. "No respect!"
Everyone is so in love with the Shield/XDS (insert plastic pistol here) that they either ignore or are completely oblivious that the CS9 exists.
And for all of us "Metal Gun" guys, just means more out there for great prices, congrats OP!
Everyone is so in love with the Shield/XDS (insert plastic pistol here) that they either ignore or are completely oblivious that the CS9 exists.
And for all of us "Metal Gun" guys, just means more out there for great prices, congrats OP!
That's the kind of deal everyone looks for, and seldom finds,
Congratulations! When you get a chance, how about a range
report and carry impressions? Looks easier to CC than a CS45.
(even with the BigDog grips)
TACC1
TexasG
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Yep, I paid nearly twice that for mine.
Double-O-Dave
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I'd love to have one - I saw a used one last night, and they were only asking $650.00 for it. Yeah, you did REALLY GOOD.
Congratulations.
Dave
Congratulations.
Dave
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abroken11b
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I should be able to post a range report this weekend. So far it's replaced my Glock 19, S&W 442, and FNS-9 as my carry gun. Light and comfortable IWB.
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Good grief! Where am I when deals like this happen?
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abroken11b
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The CS9 is the Rodney Dangerfield of Single Stack CC 9mm's. "No respect!"
Everyone is so in love with the Shield/XDS (insert plastic pistol here) that they either ignore or are completely oblivious that the CS9 exists.
And for all of us "Metal Gun" guys, just means more out there for great prices, congrats OP!
Thats one of the reasons why I liked it, I'm slowly moving from plastic to all metal.
tom-tom
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Cheap at nearly twice the price. Well done.
6actual
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Congratulations!
I cannot tell you how long I have been looking for one, all the ones I have found have been way too beat up or way expensive... one day though, one day.
NICE FIND!
ps: yu suk
I cannot tell you how long I have been looking for one, all the ones I have found have been way too beat up or way expensive... one day though, one day.
NICE FIND!
ps: yu suk
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abroken11b
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Well, I went to shoot it today. Unfortunately the only pics that were taken were of my son shooting his first rifle for the first time. Also, due to the incoming thunderstorm, I didn't get to do a very in-depth testing.
First off were a few mags for familiarization. Ammo was Winchester white box 115 grain fmj. All the rounds went into a 3 inch group at 10 yards. Not as good as my 92FS, but I consider it pretty good for a gun this size.
Next was rapid fire from concealed with a reload at 15 yards. Ammo was Winchester and Federal 115 grain. Groups opened up a bit to 5 inches. I still consider this to be pretty good due to the size of the gun and it's intended use.
I did not do any accuracy testing today, again due to the weather and the priority going to teaching my youngest how to shoot. I did have the time to shoot some of my carry ammo through it without any malfunctions.
General impressions. Recoil was very soft, I would even go so far as saying it was softer than any other subcompact that I have fired. Accuracy, I know that the more I fire this pistol I will become more accurate with it. It shoots to point of aim with groups that I consider acceptable for what its intended use is (concealed carry and close engagements). Reliability, no malfunctions of any kind although only 150 rounds were fired (again range priority was my youngest). (yes, he wore eye pro when shooting)
First off were a few mags for familiarization. Ammo was Winchester white box 115 grain fmj. All the rounds went into a 3 inch group at 10 yards. Not as good as my 92FS, but I consider it pretty good for a gun this size.
Next was rapid fire from concealed with a reload at 15 yards. Ammo was Winchester and Federal 115 grain. Groups opened up a bit to 5 inches. I still consider this to be pretty good due to the size of the gun and it's intended use.
I did not do any accuracy testing today, again due to the weather and the priority going to teaching my youngest how to shoot. I did have the time to shoot some of my carry ammo through it without any malfunctions.
General impressions. Recoil was very soft, I would even go so far as saying it was softer than any other subcompact that I have fired. Accuracy, I know that the more I fire this pistol I will become more accurate with it. It shoots to point of aim with groups that I consider acceptable for what its intended use is (concealed carry and close engagements). Reliability, no malfunctions of any kind although only 150 rounds were fired (again range priority was my youngest). (yes, he wore eye pro when shooting)
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6actual
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Got rained off the range myself today! thanks for the report, looks like you and your son had a great time even with the bad weather.
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abroken11b
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Yeah, he really enjoyed it. I was informed (by him) that we are supposed to go every day from now on.
bflobill69
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A STEAL! We all dream of walking in to our LGS and finding a "minty" Python for under $500... Thats YOUR Python my freind.
