Century International Arms Inc. Arms TP9SFx Gray 5.2" 9mm Pistol - 5.2" Barrel, 10 Rounds, 3-Dot Sights

great pistol shoot it two times a week at the Blasedell rod and gun club 60/70 rounds per week the Canik runs great

Cant beat it for the price! I have several thousand rounds of range ammo through it with less than religious cleaning intervals and the gun has never given me a malfunction of any type. The 10rd mags for compliance in nonsense states was a huge bonus!

Purchased the TP9SFX and it took very little time to get shipped and delivered. Took it to the range after a couple of weeks anticipating the same performance I got from my other 2 Caniks (TP9 Elite and TP9SF), but was totally disappointed when within the first 10 rounds it was stovepiping. I did notice that it was a little hard and it was catching when I tried to put the magazine all the way in, but thought nothing of it. I changed to different brands of ammo hoping that maybe it was brand finicky, but no luck. I tried using the magazines that came with my TP9SF, but it was doing the same thing. When I got home I tried a few different things to see what could have been causing the issue. The first thing I tried was putting in just 9 rounds in the magazine and realized that it would go all the way in much easier. Just for the heck of it I put in 10 defensive rounds and had no problem putting the magazine all the way in. I attributed that to the gun not being broken in yet and the round nose was catching the bottom edge of the ramp. I racked the slide back and forth to try and wear down any sharp corners or edges. Went to the range again and tried just putting 9 rounds in the magazine and got the same results with the stovepiping. When I got home I disassembled the gun looking for anything obvious, but saw nothing out of the ordinary. When I reassembled it and tried putting in the full 10 rounds of round nose I found the magazine went all the way in with no catching or difficulty. Finally able to go to the range again and the gun worked flawlessly, so I guess something wasn't aligned properly and when I took it apart and put it back together I must have realigned whatever was catching. I probably could have avoided the same issue the second time I went to the range, but that was totally my fault for not taking it apart the first time I had a problem. Lesson learned, but I guess if I were looking for an excuse I'm still relatively new at this. I gave it a 4 star since it came out of the box not operating properly. Other than that I love the accuracy and especially the trigger.

I own the Canik TP9SF Elite and thought it was good. But this TP9SFX is even better. Very accurate, and has a very nice feel to it. Everything you’d expect from a full sized pistol. Only con I have with this pistol is the recoil spring, it’s too strong and it caused a couple of FTF and weak ejections. But after about 300 rounds of breaking into, it eats anything I feed. And of course, aside from the gun Budsgunshop is the best for providing excellent service!

I performed a lot of research before selecting the CANiK TP9SFX. I went to shows, held it, and talked to people about it. I found nothing but good things about it. Then I located it on Buds Gun Shop and the price was s amazing, I didn't hesitate to purchase this awesome pistol. It feels good, has a great trigger, and I really enjoy shooting it. Love It!

Love this Canik great service once again