Ammo Performance for Canik Pistols

[KillerFord1977]

Its a Canik, not the ammo. Junk.

 

[Phaser]

Loosen the screw tap sight over and retighten it.

I digress. I just discovered the rear sight simply uses a set-screw. So, I'll certainly will be able to make a slight windage adjustment going forward.

FWIW - It's Warren not Warner sights.

 

[NMEDGE]

Its a Canik, not the ammo. Junk.

Tell us how you really feel!

 

[Annihilator]

I digress. I just discovered the rear sight simply uses a set-screw. So, I'll certainly will be able to make a slight windage adjustment going forward.

FWIW - It's Warren not Warner sights.

You really should tighten it after your done, it’s there for a reason

 

[KillerFord1977]

Tell us how you really feel!

Ok

 

[Annihilator]

Ok
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And then the discussion of the Turkish Canik came up….. and @KillerFord1977 said junk…… in a joking way…… we think….

 

[Phaser]

You really should tighten it after your done, it’s there for a reason

Bought a sight pusher...prefer that over drifting it with a brass punch. Shouldn't require much.

 

[HDT08]

I always choose a quality ammo!

 

[Jester560]

Its a Canik, not the ammo. Junk.

It's not Canik, you're an idiot!

 

[Old_Me]

Bought a sight pusher...prefer that over drifting it with a brass punch. Shouldn't require much.

a sight pusher is a good purchase..you may not need it again for a while, then one day, you need it.

 

[KillerFord1977]

It's not Canik, you're an idiot!

It's not Canik, you're an idiot!

Hmm .. title says Canik,

 

[NavyCWO4]

"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?

Not at all. 115 FMJ runs great.

 

[Shibadog]

I’d bet that pretty much all “service” size 9’s were built to run 9 NATO-certainly all those initially designed to compete in military arms trials.

 

[Shibadog]

The Warner rear sight is anchored with a screw to the slide. Yes, it's dovetailed and an extremely tight fit, but in order to adjust for windage the screw would no longer serve a purpose. Does that sound kosher?

Loosen screw, adjust sight, retighten screw