I have been closely following this thread. Now I have a question. What is the difference in this pistol and a CAA MCK? The barrel is only 4.5 inches, not much more then the pistol that you put in it.
Thanks
Thom
Thanks
Thom
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was thinking about it later and after the cost of the gun + tax + shipping + 2 new magazines + angled forward grip + red dot I have right at $700 in this gun.So it really is pretty expensive for what you get.
Dear Michael,
Thank you for your purchase of an EP9.
We are sorry to hear that you were having troubles with your first trip.
The recoil spring is heavier than a lot of customers are used to, as this is a direct blow-back firearm. The spring will compress slightly with use, and that can help with issues.
Do you happen to know which brand of ammunition you were using? We have seen the issue that you are describing happen with some lower velocity ammunition, such as Federal, Winchester, or Remington. Especially when using the cheaper "white box" offerings from these brands. In order for safe direct blowback operation, the EP9 has a heavy bolt and buffer. When the spring is brand new, and the pistol has not been used aside from test firing, these lower velocity ammos will not provide enough energy to send the bolt far enough back to reset the hammer. My suggestion would be to try some Tula steel cased or Wolf steel cased, as those have proven to have very consistent power from our testing.
Not all EP9s require this kind of "break in period", as spring weight varies slightly from the manufacturer. We hope that these tips will work for you. We do not want the EP9 to be "ammo picky" but that is sometimes the consequence of the bolt, buffer, and spring weight; which were chosen for the safe operation of the pistol.
We are looking forward to hearing back from you, and wish you some happy shooting!
Bullzaye said:I don't see it as being really fair to complain about the cost of angled fore grips and red dot sights...very few ARs come with optics, better to charge less, and let the end user decide on sighting systems. And, it seems pretty obvious from the site that these things aren't included, so all it takes is a bit of simple math to ascertain what your expected final cost will be.
[glow=red]HMMM....[/glow]knockonit said:all i saw was asses
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