Inexpensive handgun review CANIK TP9

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CANIK TP9:

I was Browsing around iraqvetran8888 one of my favorite YouTube channels and came across this review it looks decent so I thought I should share it with everyone here at NWFA

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[SynapticSilence]

The Caniks are great guns at unbelievably low prices for the quality. Hickok45 does a great review of the TP9 as well.

 

[Benny503]

Yup I want one so I can throw it in the BIB without worrying getting that thing scratch

 

[etrain16]

Not a bad gun. Feels great in the hand. I owned one for a while but ended up selling it for two reasons: First, the trigger was really off-putting to me. It felt like the trigger was all the way back to the wall before it would finally break, and then you had to add some extra force to get it to break. It just was very difficult to know exactly when the pistol was going to fire. Second was the failures I had in the first 150 rounds, several FTF's and one stovepipe.

Now it may be that I got a bad one. I still think they're nice pistols for the money, but I'd probably have to test a different one before I was convinced.

 

[jluck]

We have half a dozen or better floating around our group. They have been great guns for the money from what I've seen. I think the wife has one too.

 

[my65swede]

I really love my TP9 SA.

 

[Landcruiser]

The 55 is a good design as well. Despite owning a polymer framed pistol for 20 years, I still wonder when one is going to crack on me...

 

[Squatch831]

I own one and it's really great for the money

 

[my65swede]

We have a group on Facebook : Canik TP9 Owners Group.

 

[Squatch831]

Thank you for the heads up I'll join!

 

[Benchrest]

I have one that I've put about 2,500 rnds through - cleaned it once.

Run all sorts of factory loads, and dozens of handloads (a few 'creative' chamberings).

Zero issues of any kind.