Canik TP9DA 9mm Pistol Review (HD)

Published on September 20, 2017
Duration: 15:20

This review of the Canik TP9DA 9mm pistol highlights its double-action/single-action trigger mechanism, a key differentiator from other TP9 series models. The reviewer details the included accessories, such as Mec-Gar magazines, a loader, cleaning tools, and an outside-the-waistband holster. The pistol's ergonomics, controls, and the functionality of its decocker are discussed, along with its value proposition for new shooters and its growing aftermarket support.

Quick Summary

The Canik TP9DA 9mm pistol distinguishes itself with a double-action/single-action (DA/SA) trigger system, offering a DA pull for the first shot and SA for subsequent ones. It includes two 18-round Mec-Gar magazines, a loader, cleaning kit, interchangeable backstraps, and an OWB holster, providing excellent value.

Chapters

  1. 00:24Introduction to Canik TP9DA
  2. 01:47What's in the Box: Accessories
  3. 03:14Grip and Ergonomics
  4. 03:49Controls: Magazine Release, Slide Lock, Decocker
  5. 04:54Trigger Pull: DA/SA Analysis
  6. 06:10Frame and Rails
  7. 06:27Slide Finish and Construction
  8. 06:46Sights: Stock and Aftermarket Options
  9. 07:54Disassembly Procedure
  10. 08:30Barrel and Recoil Assembly
  11. 09:24History of the TP9 Series
  12. 11:15Comparison to Glock 19
  13. 12:30Price Point and Value
  14. 13:27Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Canik TP9DA different from other TP9 series pistols?

The primary difference is its trigger mechanism. The TP9DA features a double-action (DA) pull for the first shot, followed by single-action (SA) pulls for subsequent shots. This DA/SA system contrasts with the striker-fired SA-only triggers found on many other TP9 models.

What accessories are included with the Canik TP9DA?

The Canik TP9DA comes with two 18-round Mec-Gar magazines, a magazine loader, a cleaning rod and brush, interchangeable backstraps for grip customization, and an outside-the-waistband (OWB) holster.

How is the trigger performance on the Canik TP9DA?

The first trigger pull is double-action, with a noticeable take-up followed by a smooth break. Subsequent single-action pulls are crisp with a short reset and minimal overtravel. Measured pull weights are over 8 lbs for DA and over 6 lbs for SA.

What is the typical price and value of the Canik TP9DA?

The MSRP is around $425, but it's often found online for as low as $360 shipped. This price point offers significant value, considering the included accessories, reliable performance, and good ergonomics.

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