Picked up this CDS9. This gun is really well done! Beautiful piece! Can't say enough about it. I have several Kimber's but Kimber really hit the bullseye with this one! Absolutely love it!
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New Kimber CDS9
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For those that think a 380 defense round is very capable have you watched the penetration test against other calibers. Shows that if someone is wearing heavy denim coats with t shirts that penetration is poor. Through drywall and 2 by 4 poor etc. Granted up close in vital areas maybe
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Yeah and if you ordered from my guy then there is shipping and a transfer fee so likely won’t save much.
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I f one is in the market to purchase a firearm this model and desing is one that I would look at very seriously.
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it’s very impressive
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wow!! That’s a fantastic price! Great find on that!
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I’m shocked Bass Pro had that price. Their Kimber prices usually aren’t that good. Congratulations, nice find, I hope you enjoy it.
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If I saw that in a store for $800, I think I would buy it.
Hi folks, new to the forum. I picked up my CDS9 (condition=New) this past weekend at the Dixie Gun and Knife show in Raleigh.
PSA; check if your front fibre sight screw (inside the slide) is tight. After about 70 rds shot, the front sight came unscrewed and completely fell of the slide.
What I noticed was a lack of any loctite on the 3/16 screw. No damage to the barrel or slide but surely was concerned as to why this occurred.
Easy fix with a Glock sight tool and some loctite.
Great firearm. Grips really dig into your hands and give a feel of a firm and secure grip.
PSA; check if your front fibre sight screw (inside the slide) is tight. After about 70 rds shot, the front sight came unscrewed and completely fell of the slide.
What I noticed was a lack of any loctite on the 3/16 screw. No damage to the barrel or slide but surely was concerned as to why this occurred.
Easy fix with a Glock sight tool and some loctite.
Great firearm. Grips really dig into your hands and give a feel of a firm and secure grip.
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Welcome to the forum, I didn’t know they were using a Glock style front sight.
@JC45 believe it or not I read through the manual and this is what they say in the parts breakdown:
51. Front Sight (Glock™ Compatible)
52. Rear Sight (Glock™ Compatible)
This gave me more information to search what type of tool I needed to screw that tiny screw back into the slide.
51. Front Sight (Glock™ Compatible)
52. Rear Sight (Glock™ Compatible)
This gave me more information to search what type of tool I needed to screw that tiny screw back into the slide.
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That’s a smart move, everyone makes Glock sights.
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$978 total which included $12 background fee. I got a $50 military discount along with $75 discount for opening a new Scheels Visa card which I’ll pay off next month!
Very happy to report that my threaded barrel CDS9 came in today. I had the notification that it shipped Monday, rather, the label was printed Monday …then did its traveling yesterday and delivered today. All I’ve done now is hold it, rack it, and let the hammer own twice. Down with a back injury from the 10” of snow we had earlier this month. So while I have it…I can’t even begin to enjoy it under these spasms die down.
I’ll call it my Inauguration Day gift since it missed all the holidays and arrived before Groundhog Day. Seeing it live, and actually holding it in my hand…oh baby…this is one sweet pistol!
I’ll call it my Inauguration Day gift since it missed all the holidays and arrived before Groundhog Day. Seeing it live, and actually holding it in my hand…oh baby…this is one sweet pistol!
Holy đź’©!! GLOCK PARTS?!!
Careful! Loctite and re-installing your sight might “void your warranty”! 🤣
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