Canik TP9SFX?

[wally]

Saw one of these at today's gun show, seems like a lot of pistol for $500 with two extended 20-round 9mm mags. Has the milled slide and adapter plates for popular red dots Fastfire, etc.

Anyone shot one yet?

I'm tempted by it, extra 20 round mags are $27 on-line.


I was also tempted by the SIG 320RX with factory installed SIG branded red dot for $900, but ~$40 for spare mags is a real turn off -- I need enough mags to load 100 rounds at a minimum as its way too hot here 8+ months of the year to be standing on the firing line stuffing mags.


What I really want is the SIG 226RX SAO that is milled with factory red dot as I have plenty of P226 mags. But I've only ever seen one in a photo in a thread here. Its MSRP is enough higher than the 320RX that it'd likely be a bit more than buying the 320 and a bunch of spare mags.

 

[Tommygunn]

I don't have that Canik but I have two, a 9mm. and a .40 and I like them both.

 

[John G C 1]

Does the Canik TP9SFX have fully adjustable sights like the PPQ Match? It seems a lot like that pistol.

 

[GrandmasterB]

The Canik TP9SFx has dovetail sights front and rear -- fiber optic in the front and Warren Tactical in the rear. Not fully adjustable, just drift adjustable for windage.

Seems very well made though, especially with all the custom features you get for the price. I just picked one up -- havent been to the range with it yet. I also have the TP9SF Elite and the fit/finish and performance of this one led me to look for the SFx. I only have one range outing with the Elite, but I ran 200rds through it without hiccup, and it is very accurate. The triggers on these guns are excellent for factory triggers, way better than most striker fired pistols on the market. (I prefer the Elite trigger over Glock, HK VP9, and S&W M&P 2.0, all of which are great guns, but the Canik trigger is better to me. )