New Canik SFX Mete Pro First Shots

Published on December 9, 2022
Duration: 16:14

This review of the Canik SFX Mete Pro, presented by Honest Outlaw's Chris, offers a candid look at its performance. Chris, a reviewer with high authority and extensive experience, details the pistol's features, including its 9mm caliber, 5.5-inch threaded barrel, and Walther P99-based trigger. He demonstrates zeroing a Trijicon SRO optic and discusses accuracy at various distances, noting both positive aspects like its value and trigger, and potential issues like a loose optic mount and malfunctions attributed to cold weather.

Quick Summary

The Canik SFX Mete Pro 9mm pistol offers exceptional value at around $650, featuring a 5.5-inch threaded barrel, optics-ready slide, and a Walther P99-based trigger that surpasses stock Glock 17 performance. While demonstrating good accuracy, potential issues like loose optic mounts and cold-weather-induced malfunctions were noted, prompting a planned 1,000-round reliability test.

Chapters

  1. 00:09Introduction and Features
  2. 02:46Zeroing and First Shots
  3. 07:19Distance Testing and Ergonomics
  4. 10:08Mechanical Issues and Long Range
  5. 12:27Final Impressions and Value

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Canik SFX Mete Pro?

The Canik SFX Mete Pro is a 9mm pistol featuring a 5.5-inch threaded barrel, an optics-ready slide for RMR/SRO mounting without removing rear sights, a fluted chrome barrel, full-length guide rod, and a pre-cocked striker trigger system based on the Walther P99 design. It includes 18 and 20-round magazines and a magwell.

How does the Canik SFX Mete Pro perform in terms of accuracy and value?

The Canik SFX Mete Pro demonstrates good accuracy, even during initial zeroing, with tight shot groups observed. Priced around $650, it is considered to offer exceptional value, with its trigger and features surpassing those of a stock Glock 17 according to the reviewer.

What potential issues were noted during the Canik SFX Mete Pro review?

During testing in cold weather, a loose Trijicon SRO optic mount was identified, leading to a 'wiggly dot' and affecting precision at distance. Two malfunctions also occurred, attributed to the cold and lack of lubrication on the new firearm.

What is the reviewer's overall impression of the Canik SFX Mete Pro?

The reviewer finds the Canik SFX Mete Pro to be an excellent value proposition, praising its trigger and out-of-the-box features. Despite minor issues encountered due to cold weather and a new firearm, a full 1,000-round review is planned to further assess its reliability after proper maintenance.

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