Shown with the new Lasermax Nano unit attached for under a hundred bucks if you take the time to price check on the internet. I haven't tested the unit yet, maybe next week, but I am impressed with its design. I especially like the audible click sound when you adjust the windage and elevation screws with the supplied hex wrench. The Nano and the Lasermax also fit perfectly in my Remora Kahr CM9 IWB for a CT laser.
Laser range test to follow. So far, approximately 1000 rounds through this gun from lead and plated reloads (mine) to factory RN and JHP (multiple brands and bullet weights), standard and +P, and not one single failure of any kind. If you can live with the rather heavy trigger (heavier than the PM/CM9), you've got one helluva little gun at a nice price point. And I prefer the all-black look over my 2-tone CM9 but bottom line, they are two fine weapons.
Laser range test to follow. So far, approximately 1000 rounds through this gun from lead and plated reloads (mine) to factory RN and JHP (multiple brands and bullet weights), standard and +P, and not one single failure of any kind. If you can live with the rather heavy trigger (heavier than the PM/CM9), you've got one helluva little gun at a nice price point. And I prefer the all-black look over my 2-tone CM9 but bottom line, they are two fine weapons.
