Chiappa Firearms M1-9

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was very pleased with item, my friends hate me now! LOL. love it!! thanks, James

O.K. let me start buy saying mine was somewhat of an impulse buy because of the price and look of the gun, at first I had i small amount of buyers remorse because of my impulsiveness, however after owning the rifle for a few months (close to 1000 rounds)

good purchase from buds fast shipping good experience i wanted a 9mm carbine and like the looks of the chiappa the price was good. took it to the range put 80 rounds through it no problems.even shot win steel case with no problems. thanks ralph

I recieved this today. 1st thing i noticed was how quickly the wood scratched. NOW. Everything i read, said this rifle didnt have a last round hold open. BUT. when i inserted the empty magazine, and pulled the bolt open, the empty magazine kept the bolt o

Was on the fench bout this rifle but I'm glad I bought it. I have many weapons in 9mm so it made sense to me. I have put well over 500 rounds thru this weapon with only 2 ftf and that was when it was still new...using a red dot on it.. Great up to 50-75 y

I would recommend the CHIAPPA M1 9mm for those that want a fun firearm that shoots inexpensive pistol rounds. Sure I would like to own a 30 cal but at ~$1.00 a round it makes it impractical to go shoot 2, 3, 4 hundred rounds or more outright. With this ca

This is a great shooting firearm. Great classic look with wooden stock. First time out to the range, I ran fifty each of 115, 124 and 147 grain ammo. No issues at all using the stock magazines that came with the carbine. Apparently, the issues pointed out

I was a little hesitant to pick one of these up. Chiappa has not impressed me in the past. That said, a un-SAFE act compliant pistol caliber carbine is hard to find and harder still to find at a reasonable price. I took the one I bought to the range and p

I have always wanted an M-1 carbine , however the price of the weapon and ammo was a huge negative. After much thought I decided the Chippa M-9 was the answer. Most of the negative reviews I found were the result of using low power 9mm or non factory maga

This is one of the funnest firearms to shoot, so I plan on getting another one ,my family likes it also. Buds good work

The M1-9 is a fun and handy carbine, perfect for plinking. I had no problems firing it with a variety of 9mm FMJ ammo, including steel case Tula FMJ. One disappointment is that it would not function with Beretta factory magazines. I will try again with ot

Although not an authentic carbine, I ordered this product as a memento of my tour in Korea. I had read many negative reviews on youtube prior to my purchase. However, to my astonishment, the Chiappa not only looked good, but also performed flawlessly on a