17 round slim line Canik? The Mete MC9L and MC9LS review

Published on October 15, 2024
Duration: 11:21

The Canik Mete MC9L and MC9LS offer increased 17-round capacity in a slimline 9mm pistol, building on the MC9 platform with a longer grip. The MC9L features a 3.2-inch barrel, while the MC9LS has a 3.6-inch barrel, both optics-ready with an RMSC footprint. Despite a $500 MSRP and excellent value in the package, minor critiques include slide serration effectiveness and the loaded chamber indicator's placement.

Quick Summary

The Canik Mete MC9L and MC9LS are slimline 9mm pistols offering 17-round capacity due to their extended grip. The MC9L has a 3.2-inch barrel, while the MC9LS has a 3.6-inch barrel. Both are optics-ready with an RMSC footprint and come with a valuable accessory package for around $500 MSRP.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: MC9L & MC9LS Overview
  2. 02:43Value & What's Included (Case Contents)
  3. 03:15Technical Specs & Competitor Comparisons
  4. 04:35Trigger & Ergonomic Feel
  5. 06:09Shooting Performance & Ammunition Tested
  6. 07:29Critiques & Potential Downsides
  7. 09:13Final Verdict: MC9L vs. MC9LS

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main difference between the Canik Mete MC9L/MC9LS and the original MC9?

The primary distinction is the extended grip on the MC9L and MC9LS, which allows for a full three-finger grip and accommodates a higher capacity 17-round magazine, compared to the original MC9's capacity.

What accessories are included with the Canik Mete MC9L and MC9LS?

The pistols come with a hard case, two 17-round magazines, an IWB holster, cleaning tools, and optic mounting hardware, offering significant value for the approximate $500 MSRP.

What are the barrel lengths of the Canik Mete MC9L and MC9LS?

The Canik Mete MC9L features a 3.2-inch barrel, while the slightly longer Canik Mete MC9LS is equipped with a 3.6-inch barrel. Both are chambered in 9mm.

Are the Canik Mete MC9L and MC9LS optics-ready?

Yes, both the MC9L and MC9LS are optics-ready pistols featuring the RMSC footprint, allowing for the direct mounting of compatible micro-red dot sights.

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