I try to be honest with my personal review of guns, and I have to be honest with this one. My first time shooting the Max 9 wasn't impressive, now I don't proclaim to be some awesome shooter but I'm ok because I practice pretty regularly. I haven't been to the range in about a month and a half because of a back injury; however, I wouldn't think my shooting would have been as bad with the Max 9, at 7 yards all I can say is I'm hitting center mass, but to say I had a shot group would be misleading. Pretty much all over the place, except where I aimed. I seem to be pulling low and left a whole lot. The trigger is a bit mushy, probably the worst of all my micro's. I expected this gun to be snappy being as light as it is, but that really wasn't an issue for me. But for those looking for a budget gun you might want to think about renting this one first before you buy it. I will definitely need to practice with this one before I use it for edc. My S & W Shield and even my Taurus G3c are way better shooters for shot groups. I like the size an weight of the gun as well as the sights, but for some reason I'm really shooting low and left of my aiming point, and the shot group is terrible. You'll need to have a good technic to be efficient with Max 9.
good info. thanks for the reply. after shooting max-9 a little for i agree with you and yes the trigger is a bit mushy. I tend to carry my glocks more but that is just me and what i feel most comfortable with. the max-9 is worth looking at for a budget carry gun but i always recommend trying a gun first if you can.
I have a sig xl and the 9max. Both have optics in them and the ruger is as accurate. At 7 yards I can do 2 inch groups all day.
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I try to be honest with my personal review of guns, and I have to be honest with this one. My first time shooting the Max 9 wasn't impressive, now I don't proclaim to be some awesome shooter but I'm ok because I practice pretty regularly. I haven't been to the range in about a month and a half because of a back injury; however, I wouldn't think my shooting would have been as bad with the Max 9, at 7 yards all I can say is I'm hitting center mass, but to say I had a shot group would be misleading. Pretty much all over the place, except where I aimed. I seem to be pulling low and left a whole lot. The trigger is a bit mushy, probably the worst of all my micro's. I expected this gun to be snappy being as light as it is, but that really wasn't an issue for me. But for those looking for a budget gun you might want to think about renting this one first before you buy it. I will definitely need to practice with this one before I use it for edc. My S & W Shield and even my Taurus G3c are way better shooters for shot groups. I like the size an weight of the gun as well as the sights, but for some reason I'm really shooting low and left of my aiming point, and the shot group is terrible. You'll need to have a good technic to be efficient with Max 9.
good info. thanks for the reply. after shooting max-9 a little for i agree with you and yes the trigger is a bit mushy. I tend to carry my glocks more but that is just me and what i feel most comfortable with. the max-9 is worth looking at for a budget carry gun but i always recommend trying a gun first if you can.
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