Canik TTI Combat(200 Round Review,shoot &Clean) Pros&Cons!!!
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- My video end up getting a little longer then I wanted, but I hope you still enjoyed the video on the all new Canik TTI Combat! If you any questions at all don’t hesitate to ask? I also hope you stay in contact and Thank you for watching!
Those aren't miss spots, it was purposely done that way. They did it like a shadowing affect. Check out the Classic firearms video with Adam from Canik, they explain the cerakoting.
Interesting! Well I’m not sure I like it all, because it doesn’t look that good like that in my opinion. Thanks for commenting and letting me know! Until next time and Thank you for watching!
@@pewpewswithmr.xI dig it. But I wear down my guns so to each their own
Steelcity77 is correct. The shadowing was done purposefully like the other TTI guns Taran sells for $7k+.
Correct it was done on purpose.
Mine is the same way. I heard as well that it was on purpose.
And yes as pointed out by the previous poster….the slide is finished with a burnt bronze cerakote finish. Then a black oxide finish was applied to the cuts to provide a shadowing effect.
That’s kinda crazy they engineered it that way. I’m definitely not a huge fan of the shadowing design then. I think it looks cheap or like they did a bad job with the finish. I hope you stay in contact and thank you for watching!
@@pewpewswithmr.x you may not be a fan but it’s done that way because that is how Taren has done some of his other guns. You should of done more research
@@hellhawk4680I think it's pretty reasonable to be concerned if it's not stated in bold print in the manual.
Is it a pretty flat shooting gun? I own a Glock 17 but I’m thinking about buying the TTI. How’s the recoil with the comp compared to the Glock? I’m kinda new to guns
Great review and teardown . Very clear. Nice piece 👌
Thank you!
Good shooting. Canik confirmed that the 507, 407, vortex optics does not fit because they only have screws provided that doesn’t fit so you have to buy a separate t10 screw and different length t20 just in case. If your gun wiggles it’s because you need rear studs flushed on there or the screws are not long enough. Too long night cause your gun to malfunction. Shadow system also had that problem the screws had to be of perfect length.
Thank you and thank you for sharing your experience about the screws. It seems to be a common issue people are having. I hope you stay in contact and thank you for watching!
It's a 6-32 screw, t10/t20 isn't a size. That's just the size of the torx bit needed to secure the screw
@@HazardousRob thanks I haven’t got the canik back it’s been over a month now..
So this gun has a ported barrel and the thing on the end is more of a removable barrel weight than it is a comp. That being said the ported barrel combined with the weight as designed produces a similar effect to that of a comp
It's not a weight. I absolutely works as a comp
Hey there. This was a pretty decent review. Thanks for posting. Maybe you can grow more from a couple of things... In your first part inside and after coming back from the range, you used "um and um and um" over and over. Maybe you felt nervous or didn't plan what you'd be saying? Outside seemed so much more normal. You seemed relaxed and like you knew what you wanted to say. Also, in my opinion, if you are doing review videos you should definitely get a Lyman trigger pull gauge. They are not expensive and would seem much more reputable. LASTLY, I think it would have been great for everyone if you just quickly swapped the recoil spring after the first 100 rounds, then you could have talked about the reliability change (if any) and the feel, because I'm definitely still curious about that. I hope you accept this as positive criticism that can help you grow. Great job putting the video together. Thanks for providing this material for the community.
Thank you for the feedback and I do struggle sometimes with thinking to fare ahead that prompts me to say um to reset my thought. I do agree it’s annoying and it annoys me too when it happens! I was totally gonna use the low recoil spring if I had issues running 115grain, but it ran flawlessly so that was awesome/unexpected. I didn’t think it was going too to be honest. I hope you stay in contact and thank you for watching!
@@pewpewswithmr.x Sure thing. Try the lighter recoil spring. I'm going to test one and review this weekend actually, but I'm certain the lighter spring will feel better. They always do.
@FiringLineShooting sounds good brother and let me know what you think?
@@pewpewswithmr.x Will do
What screws did you use to tighten down the holosun to the slide? because the screws that come with the canik don’t fit the ported holes that line up with the holosun in the middle?
I used the ones I got with the red dot, because they are the right length and taper to fit flush on the red dot. Caniks red dot bolts are not tapered at the head of the bolt so fitment is not right. If you have any other questions don’t hesitate to ask? I hope you stay in contact and thank you for watching!
You probably have to get a different length t10 screws. Thought it was just me. They messaged me back today saying that’s the right screw and they swear it fits and they blamed it on holosun and vortex
When you grab the comp and wiggle it does your barrel move? Mine does and its a little concerning.
Yes it moves on the slide a little, but the comp doesn’t move at all on the barrel once locked into place. I hope that answers your question? I hope you stay in contact and thank you for watching!
Did u use the screws that came with the holosun or did u have to purchase diffrent?
You need a 6-32 thread pitch bolts and yes the holosun bolts work but they could be a half inch longer to get a better fit! Swampfox sells an optic screw kit that works otherwise I’m sure holosun does too! I hope you stay in contact and thank you for watching!
Question about the optic, I installed my holosun but it seems like the screws wouldn't tighten. Did you have the same issue?
I have so many optic screws it’s crazy, but I just found two in my collection that were the right thread and length to work! Sounds like you will have to get longer bolts! I hope you stay in contact and I hope you keep me posted on what happens? Until next time and thank you for watching!
@@pewpewswithmr.x thanks for the reply, I am going to check with Canik, maybe they can send me the correcr screws, I had some that fit but who knows. I'll let you know what Canik says.
@mattbabich8096 sounds good and thank you!
Do you prefer the TTI or the Rival S?
I like my Rival S more at this point, but the TTI is A close second. If the TTi stays reliable then I could see my self liking it more down the road! I hope you stay in contact and thank you for watching!
@@pewpewswithmr.x Thank you. I’ve seen some TTIs that have been very reliable, but also some that haven’t. My local store has both so I wasn’t sure which way to go. If the TTI is reliable then I personally would prefer that one but depending on which one someone may pick up, it seems like it may be an issue for some. Then again people may not be using quality ammo so it’s hard to tell.
@tylerwilliams9664 I do agree with you on people using bad ammo and Canik is an awesome company with great customer service! Can’t go wrong with either one and if you are worried buy the Rival S and once more research is out on the TTI to make feel like you can trust it then get the TTi then!
What screws did you use to mount your Holosun optic? The screws that came in the mini gun tool kit or the screws that came with your optic???
I used The screws that I had in my collection that worked perfect. Another guy commented saying that canik told him he had to buy longer screws to make it work. If you have any other questions don’t hesitate to ask? I hope you stay in contact and thank you for watching!
@@pewpewswithmr.x Thanks for the reply/feedback!!!
Yeah I contacted Canik directed and here’s there email statement…
Response from Canik:
Juan (Century Arms)
Jul 9, 2024, 13:50 EDT
Please use the screws that came with the SRO. The manual is currently being updated to state this.
You need 6-32 threadpitch screws. The screws that come with your holosun will work, but I recommend getting some 6/32 screws that are about a half inch long. That way you get a ton of thread engagement. Swamp fox sells a screw kit that works well.
My TTI Combat has about a 20% failure rate ... it appears the gun will not go completely into battery and it happens with a variety of ammo. I have read Canik fix is a heavier return spring ... there are a bunch of You Tube videos detailing the same issue....There is no excuse for releasing this $900 pistol with this common problem....
On yours does the slide fit good to the frame have you noticed any wobble?
Yes there is a little wobble, but from my understanding that is normal with polymer guns. If you have any other questions don’t hesitate to ask? I hope you stay in contact and thank you for watching!
1100 rounds through mine & 50 rounds of JHP, 0 failures. I got a squared away one. Need a robust zero, 1inch LH or RH off at 7 yrds will be missing completely @ that distance. ask me how I know :) Let me know at what round count them fasteners sheer off not using recoil lugs on plate...
I don’t see a problem, but if it was a bigger round like 10mm then yes. This new TTI is very soft shooting in the hands. If someone didn’t use the proper tapered bolts then yeah that could be an issue as well! Thanks for the comment and keep me posted if you ever start having problems with any ammo or other stuff with the gun. I hope you stay in contact and thank you for watching!
@@pewpewswithmr.x Will do, but seriously let me know when them fasteners fail round count wise.
@bkhix208 lol
I’m between buying tti or sig sauer fuse have you tried that one too ?
I have not shot the p365 fuse yet, but it looks and feels like an awesome gun. Stores around me are selling them for just under 700 so that’s an amazing value! The p365 fuse will be easier to conceal carry than the TTI! I have currently no complaints about the TTI, but it is thicker than the fuse. If you don’t want to buy both I personally think the fuse is the better all around choice, because you either open carry or conceal and it has high capacity mags too. Keep me posted on what you decide and your opinion on the fuse if you end up buying? I hope you stay in contact and thank you for watching!
You’ll like the Canik better if using as a range gun, the fuse of your going to carry. It’s possible to carry both. I just fell the fuse is a little bit easier to conceal appendix than the Canik combat.
Did you ever reach out to Canik? If so what did they say?
No I have not, but I have noticed other TTIs and different stories have a better shadowing job than mine! I will make a future video showing my experience in this matter! I hope you stay in contact and thank you for watching!
Came to the comments to see if anyone had corrected you cerakote and I see that they got it covered. Might I suggest that you research any firearm you buy or showcase on your platform. That way you will not be giving out misleading information.
It’s a review of my opinion! My thoughts on the bad/ ugly shadowing job would not change if I knew beforehand. My job is to point out things I like or dislike about the gun and the viewer takes it for what it’s worth. I don’t like the a tempt of shadowing they did and I think they could have done a better job. I wouldn’t have used black to do the shadowing, but a darker gold color to create the shadowing affect! I think it would have turned out way cleaner and look better in my opinion.
@pewpewswithmr.x I was pointing out that your statement of it being the company's fault or bad QC, which was incorrect. You can't always have your opinion if it is ugly to you or not.
@terrence946 sounds good and I respect you communicating your thoughts. I still think QC was bad on the shadowing, because some areas of one part of the slide have more of the so called shadowing then the other side of the slide! It’s not symmetrical from one side to the other and that’s why it bugs me. Plus it doesn’t look good at all to me even knowing they did it on purpose. I will most likely get it fixed and have it done a little cleaner to my liking down the road because I do truly love the performance of the gun! Until next time and thanks for commenting!
@@pewpewswithmr.x look forward to seeing what you do with it. You might be the first to change the color scheme of the TTI. Probably would make a good video.
I liked your video. Just one constructive criticism. See a side very of you shooting 7-8 mag os ammo at targets we can’t see is not particularly interesting for me. I liked the face on view of you hitting the targets.
Also, why is there a large propane tank adjacent to your range? Seems a little danger.
I normally do more of the head view, but I thought people might wanna keep an eye on the muzzle flip. Thank you for the feedback and I’ll go back to more of what I was doing in previous videos! Thank you again for watching!
I’m looking for a flat shooting gun witch one of the two would you recommend
My canik rival S is noticeably better, but both are great guns! Im gonna do some upgrades to the TTI to see if I can make it better! I hope you stay in contact and thank you for watching!
I have the rival s and I have the tti, the rival s is almost twice as heavy to achieve similar recoil results. My opinion says tti all day. Also consider the original polymer rival as well, It’s shoots pretty darn flat. Personally I prefer the polymer over the steel frame rival
I love all my Caniks, but I definitely shoot the rival s the flattest and quickest transition for me personally!
Cz p10 competition. I just sent my canik back after 40 rounds
@simpleflipR6 what was wrong with your Canik?
I agree about the slide release pattern, it should be turned upside down but I think the cerakoting thing was on purpose
I’m not impressed with how they did the cerakoting at all, because the shadowing looks like miss cerakote. It’s also not even from one side of the gun to the other. There is more or less so called shadowing in spots and also some groves have no shadowing on the front of the gun on the right side of the slide, but does have it on the other side area opposite of where there is none! I hope you stay in contact and thank you for watching!
Hard to believe he didn't know the carakote shadowing was intentional.
You are correct, but I have noticed other TTIs that have a better shadowing job than mine! My so called shadowing looks bad compared to others I have looked at! I will make a future video showing my experience in this matter! I hope you stay in contact and thank you for watching
Meh!! I like most guns but never owned or care to own a Canik. but nice review.
Fantastic guns and even better trigger
And that is cerakoted that is black that is not metal that paint job is done on purpose that is exactly what Taryn wanted to give it more of a shadow effect that is not a mess up that is not a screw up that is done on purpose
The holosun 407 or 507
507c and I have 3 of them. Two red and one green
Look into 507 comp it has a larger window
I definitely I’m interested in holosuns competition red dot! Thank you for the suggestion. I hold you stay in contact and thank you for watching!
canik is going to sell a non comped barrel flush fit with the slide for the tti combat
I hope they design a TTI mc9 model! Thank you for sharing and if you ever have any questions don’t hesitate to ask? I hope you stay in contact and thank you for watching!
Underspray was intentional
You are correct, but I have noticed other TTIs that have a better shadowing job than mine! My so called shadowing looks bad compared to others I have looked at! I will make a future video showing my experience in this matter! I hope you stay in contact and thank you for watching!
@pewpewswithmr.x is your striker pin holding up?
I have had no issues to this point! Is this an issue people are having or have you had issues?
@pewpewswithmr.x there are several light strike issues and damaged firing pins on YT. hopefully centery arms will make it right. High demand may have resulted in spotty QC.
Yeah I could see that for sure especially after noticing a difference in cerakote quality from one TTI to the next. Hopefully mine is just a cerakote issue and nothing else!
Great video. Very informative and moved along nicely. Constructive criticism; I would recommend you go to your local college and take a public speaking course to help alleviate your pregnant pauses (umm, umm). That was very distracting for me. Not saying I'm perfect, but having taken college courses and leadership training in the military made a big difference for me. You can slow your thoughts down and speak more deliberately and the listener will not notice. Just my 2 cents. I have a TP9SF and had ftf issues with 115 grain ammunition. Interesting that you had zero issues. I'm still putting some rounds through it to break it in and have ordered a low force recoil spring. Can't bring myself to drop a grand on a Canik though. As they say, to each their own. See you next time.
Thank you for the feedback I greatly appreciate it! I also have had FDF issues With some of my other Caniks and I just ran heavier grain bullets through mine and also locked the slide open for a day to relieve a little pressure of the spring. That fixed my problems with FDF and if you have any other questions don’t hesitate to ask? I hope you stay in contact and thank you for watching!
@@pewpewswithmr.x Yes, I saw one of your videos mentioning this. My slide is locked to the rear as I type...lol. Although it's been a little longer than 24 hours. Although I ordered a low force recoil spring, I want the OEM spring to get to a point where there are zero malfunctions.
@BlueBeretFirearms I never bought one and all my Caniks run flawlessly now. Keep me posted if it works for you? Until next time brother
I had my slide locked to the rear for 48 hours. Yesterday, I ran 60 RDS of 124 grain and had 2 failure to cock. Then I fired 30 rds of 115 gr and had numerous failure to return to battery. Today, I just got the low force recoil spring and fired 30 rds of 115 grain with zero malfunctions.
@BlueBeretFirearms that’s definitely one strong spring, but that’s awesome that the new spring does what it’s supposed to do! I’d just keep repeating the same steps you already did if you want to break that other spring in to run 115grain. Until next time and Thanks for letting me know!
Read your ammo box. The CCI has a warning that it should NOT be used in ported/compensated guns.
Interesting, because I would never think a company like CCI would ever make ammo that wasn’t able to be used for all applications. Thank you for sharing and I hope you stay in contact! Until next time and thank you for watching!
Wanna sell it? lol.
lol no I was very impressed with the gun after I shot it at the range! I love that I can co-witness a full-size red dot with out having to buy the taller iron sights. I will carry this gun a lot with how much I enjoyed shooting it! Until next time and thank you for watching!
@@pewpewswithmr.x
This gun cannot be trusted failure to fire, sell it as soon as possible!!!
Interesting how long have you had the gun? How many rounds have you shot through it? When did you start having the FTF issues? Thank you for posting!
@@pewpewswithmr.xbro just wants to buy it for cheap
@@pewpewswithmr.x I literally put around 860 rounds thru it over the weekend.... No issues aside from having to switch the guide rod to have the slide lock back on 147gr.
@BearzG that’s sounds pretty promising and thank you for sharing! I hope you stay in contact and thank you for watching!
@@pewpewswithmr.x to add to it, all I shot were reloads lol.
Ur lieing bro 🤣🤣🤣 that comp does nothing but make that pistol louder
I take it you don’t actually own one? You own a gun with a comp? Or a ported barrel? They both help and you are right they make the gun louder, but the TTI design is better then both my comped shadow system/ custom ported Glock clone build I did.
Yeah they did that paint job on purpose because Taryn wanted it to be more pronounced ridges so it's not cerakoted there to give it a shadow look