How To Disassemble, Clean & Lubricate A Canik TP9SA Pistol (HD)

Published on December 1, 2014
Duration: 13:05

This guide details the field stripping, cleaning, and lubrication process for the Canik TP9SA pistol, as demonstrated by Mrgunsngear. It emphasizes safety, proper use of cleaning supplies like Break-Free CLP, and careful reassembly for reliable function. The instruction is suitable for intermediate users seeking to maintain their firearm.

Quick Summary

To safely disassemble a Canik TP9SA for cleaning, first ensure it's unloaded. Press the trigger or decocker, pull down the frame's disassembly tabs, and remove the slide. Then, remove the recoil spring/guide rod and barrel. Angle the slide downwards when cleaning to prevent solvent from entering the striker channel.

Chapters

  1. 00:12Introduction & Pistol Overview
  2. 00:29Cleaning Supplies Overview
  3. 01:46Safety Check & Disassembly
  4. 02:39Cleaning the Barrel
  5. 03:26Cleaning the Slide
  6. 04:48Cleaning the Frame
  7. 05:42Wiping Down Components
  8. 10:04Lubrication
  9. 11:13Reassembly & Function Check
  10. 12:28Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I safely disassemble a Canik TP9SA for cleaning?

First, ensure the pistol is unloaded by checking the magazine release and chamber. Then, press the trigger or decocker, pull down the two disassembly tabs on the frame, and remove the slide. Finally, remove the recoil spring/guide rod and barrel.

What cleaning supplies are recommended for a Canik TP9SA?

Recommended supplies include Break-Free CLP for cleaning and lubrication, an old toothbrush and general cleaning brush, a Tipton polymer pick to avoid scratching, optional pipe cleaners, and cut-up t-shirts for patches. Other good products like Fire Clean or FrogLube can also be used.

What is a common mistake to avoid when cleaning the Canik TP9SA slide?

A critical mistake to avoid is allowing cleaning solvent or lubricant to enter the striker channel. Always angle the slide downwards when applying liquids to prevent this, as it can cause reliability issues over time.

How should I lubricate a Canik TP9SA after cleaning?

Apply a light coat of oil to all metal surfaces, focusing on areas showing wear like the barrel, slide rails, breech face, and striker. A drop or two on the trigger spring is also advised, using a needle oiler for precision.

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