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Shooting the CMMG MK-9 T 9x19mm Semi-Automatic Carbine – Gunblast.com

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Jeff Quinn ( ) tests the CMMG MK-9 T 9x19mm Semi-Automatic Carbine.

For those desiring a 9x19mm carbine, the CMMG MK-9 T is a very good choice. It is reliable, accurate, easy to fire, and made in the USA. MSRP as of the date of this review is $1149.95 US.

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46 COMMENTS

  1. Bought this pistol. Biggest disappointment I've had. Mag issues out of the box. Charger not working properly. I'd pull it back & it stayed. I couldn't push it back while the mag was loaded in the well. If I took the mag out, it worked fine. If I have a mag inserted, It does not work. Just a defective gun. Called CMMG 5 times, Someone will always get back to me. However, no one ever calls back. Sent 7 e-mails, 1 every day since I picked up the gun, No response. When I picked up the gun, every thing seemed OK. Of course you can not load or fire ammo at my FFL when you pick up your gun. After you take possession you can not return it to where you bought it, as it is considered "Used" Took it to the range. When it sits there, on the table, it's a good looking gun. Then I loaded the mag & that's when the gun went to Sh–. Tried to get off 10 rounds. Mag would not lock into the mag well. I had to hold it in by hand. Double feeds, jams, FTF, FTE, after attempting to even get 5 rounds off, I had to stop before I beat the crap out of the gun. It's been in the box, waiting to be returned. My opinion, Do Not buy CMMG. poor product & customer service sucks.

  2. I wonder if this is California compliant. because I think they only regulate the centrefire, and since this is a pistol round I believe it is exempt? :/ if so, I might as well get one.

  3. I like it but dont know why they would incorporate a bolt assist when it does not even fucntion on the rifle .I say get rid of it for less weight and make it more streamline

  4. Is CMMG a reliable company? This looks like what I've been looking for.  I'm looking for a good, quality 9mm AR for my wife and there isn't that many reviews for 9mm ARs out there. Nice video and thanks!

  5. Snore, blockback pistol carbines are useless to me. I hope some company makes some DI gas operated AR that shoots 9mm, 40, 45 and 10mm. Right now only one private individual makes them but the uppers cost $850. If a bigger company makes it maybe the price can be lower.

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  7. Cool little gun, but this is competing against the Hi-Point and the Beretta Storm.  It is more than 2x as much as the Storm, and 5-6x as expensive as the Storm.   I am struggling to see the value here.  I guess they figure there is a market for a reliable 9mm AR such that some people will pay the premium price.   But I bet they'd sell a ton of these at $600 and very few at $1,200.  

  8. I have the base model MK-9 and it is an absolute blast to shoot. Had an extraction problem when I 1st got it.  The gun smith tweaked the extractor, now it runs like crazy.  I absolutely love it.

  9. Price seems about right for a dedicated AR for the 9mm…no retooling from leftover parts…no fitting sleeves and filed down bolts to make it "sorta" work like most manufacturers do.  Quality & American made has a price…   KTs and HiPoints might be Am-made, but there is no comparison on quality.  Seems most KTs and HPs end up busted up in some way or used as the butt of a joke more often than not.

  10. I think of I owned this I would have to track down IMI sub-gun ammo or Double Tap +p+ to make it worth it. For my 9mm sub gun I bought a Sterling for $500 and the 34rd mags are $20 and a dream to load. Also with a quick barrel change I can shoot 7.62×25, 9×18, 9×21, 9×23, etc. Even turned the cooling jacket into a quad rail. Nice AR but you can buy better for much less.

  11. Nice vid on a nice gun…too expensive in 9MM though…JMHO.  I have a Hi-Point 9MM carbine and have had loads of fun with it and at around $300 bucks, you can't beat it.  Shoots everything and no worries when traipsing through the brush and woods, it is 'butt' ugly but a fun, cheap gun. 

  12. be better if it folded in half like kel tecs sub2000, better quality but the sub2000 is a better price, sorry colt, and if it accepted glock mags that would also be a plus

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