Considering the Canik TP9DA

the DA wouldn't be my choice of canik's, but the canik tp9 line itself is pretty sweet. It's basically a walther ppq. infact, you can swap top ends between canik and walther and they work. The tp9SF has the best striker trigger I have ever felt, and personally, I love the warren sights.

I haven't shot the da variant, but I own a tp9sfx and I agree with @greyling22 , it's got the nicest sa trigger of any striker fired pistol I've ever used, and nicer than most of the hammer fired guns as well.

I might have to give the da variant a try tho, I like the idea of being able to leave the striker decocked on a live chamber, and I've been considering a shorter 9mm.

Oh I swapped out some springs with glock after market versions and for 6 bucks the already good trigger was improved even further.

I have the TP9v2. Possibly the most accurate centerfire pistol I own. Quality seems to be there as well.

Only issue is parts and aftermarket goods. Personally I would buy a used “name brand” gun. I am looking to sell mine. Its not like I shoot it that much better than a glock and I can find sights/mags/holsters anywhere for a glock.

HB said:

Only issue is parts and aftermarket goods. Personally I would buy a used “name brand” gun. I am looking to sell mine. Its not like I shoot it that much better than a glock and I can find sights/mags/holsters anywhere for a glock.

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Think you could copy and paste this quite accurate comment on dozens of posts here.

My Canik TP9sfx has ben a very pleasant surprise. It's become a favorite. Excellent quality, very accurate and reliable. I've found no flaws.