- Feb 17, 2011
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Anyone here own or shot a Hudson H9, just wondering, came across some on gunbroker and looks like an interesting gun.
Hudson H9
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Fox123
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They went out of business and will have no manufacturer support or spare parts.
- Feb 17, 2011
- 14,024
Not really worried about that too much. Not much of their design was revolutionary beyond the recoil system being down at the trigger level.
Combloc
Stop Negassing me!!!!!
I remember reading that they had durability issues.
Fox123
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Exactly, if something breaks, there is no NOS or a manufacturer to make new part. Would be a skilled smith or machine shop making one off piece based on broken part.
-Z/28-
I wanna go fast
Here's a good read: https://www.ammoland.com/2020/11/hudson-h9-a-failure-on-multiple-fronts-review/#axzz7dOHFaKT9
I wanted one when they first came out, but the price was steep and they were getting marked up even higher. Now we know the quality control was apparently terrible. You can buy a lot of nice pistols for that money.
I wanted one when they first came out, but the price was steep and they were getting marked up even higher. Now we know the quality control was apparently terrible. You can buy a lot of nice pistols for that money.
There is still NOS of some H9 OEM parts:
I believe KE arms sells aluminum frames (trigger is the serialized part) on preorder.
I thought it was a neat gun, has a really interesting look to it. I keep hoping someone will pick up the design and get it across the finish line.
I believe KE arms sells aluminum frames (trigger is the serialized part) on preorder.
I thought it was a neat gun, has a really interesting look to it. I keep hoping someone will pick up the design and get it across the finish line.
Combloc
Stop Negassing me!!!!!
Now, don 't get me wrong. I shoot a lot of firearms you can't get parts for anymore but they were proven performers to begin with. I think the Hudson had QC issues that still needed to be worked out. I'm sure they would have eventually been as durable as any other Quality handgun but they never made it that far before going belly up.
I have 1 and have shot it a few times. it's a very interesting gun . and it does shoot fairly flat. I had a opportunity to buy it new in the box below market price when I bought it. it feels very solid in my hands. I do find as accuracy goes I shoot my sig much better . But I do enjoy shooting it.
