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Master Class
9/1 - Range Day
Shooting: (Not Mine) Glock 43X w/ Radian Ramjet and magwell and non-stock trigger; Glock 19 w/ Radian Ramjet and magwell and non-stock trigger; and Sig P365 AXG w/ Radian Ramjet and M Carbo trigger. (Mine) Canik Prime Radian; Canik Prime with 4.26" (non-comped) threaded barrel.
Purpose - A hands-on comparison of the different platforms with the Radian Ramjet and afterburner.
Thoughts/conclusions - (see targets with labels) - I did the worst with the Glock 43X. I thought I did pretty well with the P365AXG build. however, I think I shot the Canik Prime Radian better than those two. Another However, I have way more rounds through both Caniks than either the Glock 43X or P365 AXG (I have owned both in the past but have re-homed them). Performance may change if I had the same amount of rounds thru each gun.
Essentially the Radian does its thing on whatever firearm one decides to put it on. Between the 3, I think the Canik Radian is the better value - essentially for the cost of admission, one does not need to change anything on the firearm.
Additionally......while compensators are not a feature I put a lot of importance on - this whole experience with the Radian Ramjet and afterburner is making me consider getting one to try for my P365XL
My too long video on the Canik Prime Radian -
Shooting: (Not Mine) Glock 43X w/ Radian Ramjet and magwell and non-stock trigger; Glock 19 w/ Radian Ramjet and magwell and non-stock trigger; and Sig P365 AXG w/ Radian Ramjet and M Carbo trigger. (Mine) Canik Prime Radian; Canik Prime with 4.26" (non-comped) threaded barrel.
Purpose - A hands-on comparison of the different platforms with the Radian Ramjet and afterburner.
Thoughts/conclusions - (see targets with labels) - I did the worst with the Glock 43X. I thought I did pretty well with the P365AXG build. however, I think I shot the Canik Prime Radian better than those two. Another However, I have way more rounds through both Caniks than either the Glock 43X or P365 AXG (I have owned both in the past but have re-homed them). Performance may change if I had the same amount of rounds thru each gun.
Essentially the Radian does its thing on whatever firearm one decides to put it on. Between the 3, I think the Canik Radian is the better value - essentially for the cost of admission, one does not need to change anything on the firearm.
Additionally......while compensators are not a feature I put a lot of importance on - this whole experience with the Radian Ramjet and afterburner is making me consider getting one to try for my P365XL
My too long video on the Canik Prime Radian -