Be sure to lube the barrel 8O
Will Be Losing My Virginity to the M-9
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Ordered my first Steyr M-9 today from CDNN...thanks for the posts recommending them. Was glad to see they still have them in stock for $299. 
Looks like it will ship out early next week as they are awaiting shipment for the hi-cap mag.
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WaffleKing said:I'm holding out for the M45! :wink:
Since the M is no longer made, the best you can hope for would be an M45A1
You've really got to love guns for that trick...Will Be Losing My Virginity to the M-9
..oh yes we do.. we just havent done it with it yet! :wink:FlaChef said:and I thought I loved my Steyrs 8O
If your hootus can fit inside a handgun barrel, then you have far bigger problems than being in love with your Steyr. :wink:
Do you love your Steyr? or do you LLLLLLLLUUUUUUUUUUVVVVVVVVVV
your Steyr? :twisted:
your Steyr? :twisted:
.....as for me, I am burning sacrifices to the Steyr Gods for an M10A1....an M45A1 would be really nice too!madecov said:WaffleKing said:I'm holding out for the M45! :wink:
Since the M is no longer made, the best you can hope for would be an M45A1
So are you praying for a 45acp or 45gap or something else?
Matches
Matches
The Steyr M-series is an excellent pistol for first timmers.
The natural point afforded by the angle of the grip and barrel allow for ease in shooting at what you aim at. The sights offer some excellent speed target sighting that will have you looking like non-newbie at the range.
Perhaps, the one thing you wont really realize until you fire another 9mm pistol is the difference in recoil. Seriously, the Steyr in 9mm is more like firing a .22 when it comes to recoil in my opinion. My M-40 has the lightest recoil of any .40 caliber and most 9mm that I've shot, and I've shot alot of em.
In closing, follow the tutorials on maintenance and select quality ammunition WWB, Blazer Brass, and others you'll find praised throughout this forum. Make sure the pistol is cleaned top to bottom, inside-out before you take it to the range CDNN pistols have been in their pistol box for a long, long time.
The natural point afforded by the angle of the grip and barrel allow for ease in shooting at what you aim at. The sights offer some excellent speed target sighting that will have you looking like non-newbie at the range.
Perhaps, the one thing you wont really realize until you fire another 9mm pistol is the difference in recoil. Seriously, the Steyr in 9mm is more like firing a .22 when it comes to recoil in my opinion. My M-40 has the lightest recoil of any .40 caliber and most 9mm that I've shot, and I've shot alot of em.
In closing, follow the tutorials on maintenance and select quality ammunition WWB, Blazer Brass, and others you'll find praised throughout this forum. Make sure the pistol is cleaned top to bottom, inside-out before you take it to the range CDNN pistols have been in their pistol box for a long, long time.
.... no matter what!
I still love my Steyr M9!
for richer or poorer!
..till death do us part! :wink:
I still love my Steyr M9!
for richer or poorer!
..till death do us part! :wink:
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