Canik TP9SFX Review

Canik pistols can be found in various models priced at a reasonable price. With features which appeal to shooters who compete have made them popular to those seeking an excellent gun that doesn't break the budget.

Slide serrations on the TP9SFX Whiteout enhance shooting precision as well as provide grip when you are racking the slides. This accessory rail can be used to easily mount weapon lights.

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The Canik TP9SFx pistols are reasonably priced and feature-rich, with the feel of a high-end. It features a match grade barrel, an ambidextrous reversible slide stop, decocker, and a chamber indicator. The barrel also features both rear and front serrations, as well as an MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny rail. The trigger is integrated, together with the slot for mounting red dot sights.

The TP9SFx has a very comfortable grip. Most shooters will find the rough side of the gun can be a great option. However, for some users with sweaty hands, or skin that is slippery the textured side could pose a problem. Buycanik The 2 rows in between the middle and outside ones can be a little low-profile and do not have the ability to penetrate into your hand. However, other than that, the stippling pattern is quite useful and can be used in all situations.

It's ambidextrous and reverse-able, making it ideal for those left-handed. But, it is in a position that the left-handed gun owner will probably have the use of their thumb onto the frame in order to rack the slide manually. It's a bit odd, compared with other pistols which use the same method.

However, I found that the Canik for reliable in my shooting tests. It's shot decent groups of 7,10 and 15 yards with 115-grain FMJ ammunition. It's also ergonomically well-designed and a remarkably short reset single-action trigger.

This is a fantastic alternative for those who want to purchase a rifle that's reliable and offers numerous features.

While the TP9SFx may be a superb pistol, there are things that could be enhanced. Its Cerakote finish isn't great, and doesn't last for as long as the other premium guns made by companies like Grey Ghost Precision. There are sharp edges to the slide, which will be obvious from holster wear. Some guns feature smoother finishes. It's a very small price for a gun that is so amazing and especially for this price.

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The TP9SFX pistol from Canik is solid and flat shooting right out of the package. It comes with two compact 18-round magazines with an installed +2 extension meaning you will get 20 rounds in each magazine. The magazine also includes additional 10 rounds of capacity restricted-capacity version to ensure compliance with local regulations.

Canik also makes a METE SFT as well as an SFx Rival that are built more for civilian competitive shooting right out of the box. They are more advanced as opposed to their initial TP9 SFX Model. These have upgrades such as lightening cuts on the slide as well as fiber sights, and a slightly longer barrel. They are a great option in the hands of USPSA Open or Carry Optics division shooters.

The Canik T9SFX was tested at 15 yards using a range of factory ammo. It can deliver decent groups for the majority of ammunition I tested, including some more challenging hollow-point rounds. The gun is more sensitive by lighter bullets. However, it still produced groups below 2.5".

The pistol feels comfortable inside the palm. It sports a 5.2" barrel as well as 20 round magazines which gives it some mass, yet the grip is well-balanced and comfortable to hold. There are indentations to the backstrap, where it is possible to rest your thumb in order to decrease trigger reach. There's also a textured index point that can be used as a support hand. Only negative thing is that there's no flare to the magazine and trigger, which may cause difficulties in USPSA's production class stages.

The trigger is made of aluminum that has a flat face with vertical serrations that provide some traction. It is easy to operate and comes with an appeal to Buycanik many. It also has an aluminum hammer with serrations to provide some grip. The slide is knurled however it doesn't have the abrasive look of Beretta or Benelli.

FAQ

Canik's pistols are made to compete right in the beginning. The Canik T9SFx is a sturdy pistol which shoots flat and has optic mounting plates. The MSRP for this model is $550.

It includes many of the same features like a USPSA Production Class firearm including an adjustable mag well, ambidextrous charge handle and Warren Tactical sighting. Also, it has a 5.2" match barrel as well as two magazines with 20 rounds. It is an excellent choice for competitive shooting, particularly within shooting in USPSA Carry Optics Division. This gun is also able to compete in the Open Class using guns such as the Glock34 if want to get big.

The Canik T9SFx is a excellent gun. It has a few things I would have liked to have seen improved on, however it's still extremely good. It's got a fantastic trigger, and is one of the better subcompact striker-fired pistols on the market. Also, it has a great grip and ergonomics. It's however less comfortable to shoot than it is a Glock. This is mostly due to the fact that it has a larger slide and it weighs much more than Glock.

One thing I don't dislike is the publication. The magazine can be a little big and also has an unusual shape. It's not easy dropping a gun if you are using a tight-fitting holster. This is especially the case with the left-handed models of this pistol.

The grips don't have much grip. It could cause problems when you're sweaty or if your stippling is damp.

The Cerakote of this pistol is best described as mediocre. The Cerakote of this pistol does not last as long than the superior work found on products such Grey Ghost Precision. Its color fades, and wears out prematurely. The finish is able to do a good job of repelling dirt and particles, but it's not nearly as long-lasting as I'd have preferred to find on a gun that will be used in a rough area.

Conclusions

Canik TP9SFX, an expensive competition pistol at a reasonable cost. It is available in different colors, as well as with many accessories to personalize the shooting experience. The gun is suitable for many different applications including handgun competitions and defensive home use.

The pistol has extended slide lock/release that allows shooters to have a more secure control over the firearm as they load the gun. The feature can also be an advantage for shooters who are left-handed. The focus on detail suggests that Canik values their clients and want customers make use of the gun the most efficient way.

Serrations on the slide can be another fantastic feature. They decrease the weight and allow you to move the slide. Bottom barrels have the ability to attach weapon mounted lights or lasers. This is a great feature shooting enthusiasts who would like to be able to light the target up and be able to see how they're shooting in a distant.

The TP9s may come with a set of basic iron sights. Others have a fiber optic front sight to improve visibility at closer ranges. Also, there is an optional rear sight to allow installing various red dot optics creating a diverse as well as a competitive pistol. There are some TP9 Elite Combat pistols come equipped with a Vortex Viper Red-Dot Sight from the manufacturer.

The Canik T9SFX isn't the best in every aspect. For instance, the Cerakote finish, which will wear out faster than the premium finishes found on various firearms. With time, the Glock knob can become damaged the gun.

Another thing to consider is the trigger. While the trigger on the TP9SFX feels very smooth, it's not very crisp. Shooters who like to compete or shoot huge rounds might have a difficulty. It could also pose an issue for those with smaller hands, who might find it challenging to pull the trigger.