Canik METE SF Tabletop Review and Field Strip

Published on April 1, 2023
Duration: 18:56

This review of the Canik METE SF highlights its value proposition and practical features. The video covers what's included in the box, notes from the manual, fit and finish, trigger characteristics, chamber support, and a detailed field strip. The reviewer emphasizes the pistol's 'Goldilocks' size, making it suitable for both training and concealed carry, and praises its well-supported chamber and crisp trigger.

Quick Summary

The Canik METE SF offers an ideal 'Goldilocks' size, balancing shootability for training with concealability for carry, similar to a Glock 19. It features a crisp, pre-armed striker trigger with a short reset, a well-supported chamber safe for +P ammunition, and comes with a comprehensive accessory package including a multi-tool and optics plates.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Canik METE SF
  2. 00:46What's in the Box
  3. 01:23Canik Multi-Tool Explained
  4. 02:50Manual Review
  5. 04:02Holster Included
  6. 04:21Ideal Size for Carry & Training
  7. 05:28Magazine Ejection and Features
  8. 06:37Slide and Frame Fit
  9. 06:40Front Slide Serrations & Barrel
  10. 07:27Accessory Rail & Trigger Guard Undercuts
  11. 07:59Grip Texturing and Magazine Catch
  12. 08:20Mag Well Features
  13. 09:47Back Strap and Disassembly Pins
  14. 10:27Rear of the Gun & Striker Indicator
  15. 10:59Trigger Talk
  16. 11:51Sights and Optics Cut
  17. 12:50Loaded Chamber Indicator
  18. 13:42Field Strip the METE SF
  19. 14:19Inside the Frame and Slide
  20. 14:31Guide Rod and Recoil Spring
  21. 14:46Barrel and Feed Ramp
  22. 15:22Chamber Support Test
  23. 16:52Reassembly and Functionality Check
  24. 17:36What's for Dinner Test Preview
  25. 18:32Conclusion and Playlist

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Canik METE SF a good size for concealed carry and training?

The Canik METE SF is described as a 'Goldilocks' size, comparable to a Glock 19. This means it's large enough for comfortable shooting and training at the range, yet compact enough to be effectively concealed for everyday carry, offering a practical balance for most users.

What are the key features of the Canik METE SF's trigger system?

The METE SF's trigger system is inspired by the P99/PPQ line, featuring a pre-armed striker. This design contributes to a crisp pull with a light spring tension to the wall, a clean break, and a short, tactile, and audible reset, making it easy to shoot quickly and accurately.

How does the Canik METE SF handle chamber support?

The Canik METE SF features a very well-supported chamber, meaning the brass is almost entirely enclosed when a round is seated. This tight chamber design is a key reason why the pistol is safe to use with +P ammunition and helps prevent case ruptures.

What accessories are included with the Canik METE SF?

The Canik METE SF comes with a lockable hard case, two magazines, a reversible holster, a mag well, optics plates, a cleaning kit (brush and rod), and a multi-tool containing various bits and screws for modifications. It also includes paperwork and additional backstraps.

How do you field strip the Canik METE SF?

To field strip the Canik METE SF, first ensure it's unloaded and pull the trigger to release the striker. Then, pull down on the takedown tabs on both sides of the frame, pull the slide back slightly, allow it to move forward to a stop, and then lift the slide off the frame.

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