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For sure....thanks!

Yes, I will step out and buy some other brands and see how the gun behaves.

More to the point...which brand in the 115gr line-up flies best out of these guns? Bought 1000 rds of 115gr from Ammo Incorp. Manitowoc, WI "Signature Target" Haven't had any light strikes and gun cycles without any issues...just thinking another brand in the same weight might print a little...

"Caniks are designed to run 124gr NATO rounds which are heavier and hotter than the standard 115gr target round you find on shelves the most." Do you agree with this statement?

OK, OK....so I jumped to conclusions. I'm pleased to report it's NOT the gun. The wife just fired off (4) mags @ 8 to 10 yds. and printed them a tad low but center mast. Not bad at for first outing with this gun. Soooooooo....my heavy hand interfered with the whole process. But I can report I'm...

Above all...the owner (wife) will test her skills today. We will rule out all available options before we find fault with the gun. thanks

BTW - The sights are from Warren not Warner...my bad. Anyway, I contacted the company via email, and this was their response. "Move the front sight" to correct for windage. That blew my mind. Never had to mess with the front sight on any of the handguns I either own now or have owned in the...

I won't touch the sights. I will have the wife which btw is the new owner fired the gun and go from there. In fact, I know of a range master at an indoor range that is a retired master gunnery sergeant USMC that is quite proficient. If the gun is off, he certainly will know straight away.

Great chart!

I'm inclined to agree with you. I do have a propensity to "jerk" vs. applying straight back pressure. I've been told I'm heavy handed in many other facets of life...lol.

Yes, I understand.

OK, do you think Warner allows for this minute adjustment?

I hear you...its factory loads 115gr. bought 1000 rds. a while ago. I realize a heavier bullet may totally change things up and I will buy a box or two of 124gr. and see how it responds, thanks

Yes, there is a locking screw.

I don't believe there is any lateral movement available...but not 100% sure.

Two things come to mind. One...the Warner Tactical sights were a 'highlight' in the promotional ad for the Canik. It draws you in. Two...One would have assumed all Canik's pistols would have test fired for QC purposes...although not a test pattern to ensure accuracy. I do not believe that...

Drift it? Excuse me but by the term 'drift it' you mean........?

Would anyone else like to toss this around?

It's the TP9 SF Elite model. Thank you