Just got mine a week ago. Also have a Kel-Tec PF9 where the folks at SCCY originated, but had newer ideas. What a difference! I like my PF-9 (after I tamed that bucking bronco) and I don't want to put it down in any way, shape or form, but... I have to say That the feel of the CPX-2 is a lot more comfortable and doesn't want to jump out of you hands. The CPX-2 is at my bedside simply because my wife can handle it also. The PF-9 rides with me as my CCW. For the money, both are excellent choices. One last comment. I had trouble feeding the first round with every magazine. I had to push the slide to force a round in. Doesn't happen with any of my other guns. I did fluff & buffed it before going to the range, so I was puzzled. The round-nosed 115gr Remington FMJ rounds seemed to refuse to slide smoothly up the loading ramp on the barrel. After that, all rounds fired w/o any problem. I e-mailed SCCY's service Dept and within minutes I got a call and they explained that on this gun you use the slide release to chamber the first round. It works every time. No wonder the slide release is as big as it is and very different from the PF-9 which is almost impossible the actuate. Slightly wider than the PF-9 to fit the stacked magazine with 10 rounds. Another plus over the PF-9. I really like this gun. Price was incredible from CTD.jeremyx28 said:
Couple of jams with the Fiocchi JHP, which is what I keep in the gun at my bedside. Mmmmm. Food for hought. No problem with any of the rest round nosed rounds. Magtech ammo seemed to have a dirtier burn from checking the spent casings. Shot exactly the same ammo through my Glock 19C - no problems at all.bjdiaz1 said:
I just picked mine up yesterday. That being said, I'd say the trigger pull weight is somewhere around 13 pounds. It's got a longer trigger pull than my Beretta 92FS in double action. Plus, there is a tad bit of take up in my opinion, which isn't worth much.
I ran into this problem myself. I was at the range and tried to chamber a round with my hand and it hung up two different times. When I hit the slide release to chamber a round, no hang ups. I'll have to keep that in mind next time I go shooting. I noticed you said called instead of emailing you back. I wonder if that's something they did to improve customer service. Either way, I'm shocked by it and like the idea.
SCCY didn't "develop" anything. Their guns are copies of the Keltec P11. They "developed" some finger notches for the grip.
Sorry about being late to the party. Mine did this to me and wound up being a cracked trigger bar. The first time it happened was exactly what you had. Continued to fire it and eventually it would not fire without racking the slide. Sent it back for repair and had it back in less then a week. Also watch the pins. With consistent shooting they will slide out a bit. Just take a punch and knock them back in a little. I have seen reports of cracks forming around the rear pin. I have not had that happen on mine and I have had it about 3 years now with occasional shooting. Any problems just use the warranty that stays with the gun.
