the steel corners of the slide bit me a few times when searching for a “safe” technique to use. i find if i hold the back of the mag in my right hand across my body with that hand under the mag, then grip the slide with my left, it’s fairly consistant, and there is less of a chance of spraying the rounds remaining in the clip onto the ground.

the mag seems to open up at the top when it’s open to load. thus, the rounds don’t stack cleanly.

quite often i’ll get a round at a random part that will set the base of the round into the center well and screw up the whole system. grabbing the nose of the round and pulling it to the front usually lets the stack reseat properly, but come on.

i practiced loading a few times (i wanted to see if i could load in 30 seconds like on the promo video. lol). a hint on keepint the rounds in the mag is not to slam the slide closed. slide it up to the point where it would release the spring tension, which is almost closed, then push it home smoothly. slamming the slide closed upsets the stack and at least 1 or 2 rounds go flying.

as for holding them in, you had better luck than i do. i was carrying a mag back to the bedroom and dropped it from roughly waist high onto carpet and it spit 2 rounds onto the floor.

thinking i’m going with magpuls next. or a pmag.

She loves her Kahr CW9 as she has small hands/fingers and shoots it very well..

She is also constantly asking me when are we going shooting?

She’s a keeper for sure..

Still owe ya a cold beverage when you head up this way.