Hi man, i am glad i found your video because this is just what i need. I have the TTI however i can not shoot good with it, the sights are just too high and i dont know how to shoot so well. I am considering to change the TTI for the SFX Pro, but i can see that the sights are almost the same? What is your opinion on those handguns, which is better? I got hyped and bought the TTI, but i feel that the upgrade options are very limited. I like to change som stuff and add new stuff. I had the Elite combat for three years and i shot like a dream, until i swapped it for the TTI. Do you have any tips to shoot with them? Thanks.
Here is my 2 cents, not that its worth that much lol. I feel the Mete SFX pro is by far the best and only canik to buy. The TTI is essentially the same gun just shorter and "comped" but with that price difference you can buy the Mete SFX pro and put the extra parts on it and have a much better shooting firearm. The big thing is the overall end use, The SFX pro is bigger and gets even larger and heavier once you start adding things. If your just building a gun for range time then SFX pro all day, if your trying to carry or need something smaller then the TTI but I still think the TTI needs "work" to be enjoyable (and I haven't figured out all of what that is yet). I am currently talking with some local machine shops to have the factory TTI barrel/comp recut with another port to see what that does among other things with the sights. I never shot particularly well with the TTI either and do much better with the SFX pro. Now that I have done so much to the SFX pro its even more enjoyable. Once I am done with the SFX pro I will most likely copy that onto the TTI as much as possible. I will admit the iron sights on these are the biggest downside and you really don't have that many options. My vision isn't the greatest and the all black rear sight is terrible. I really think they intended people to install red dots or the like and not use the irons that much. I would recommend the SFX pro all day and if you do decide to go that way I would highly recommend the upgrades on it as well. I wish I had a recommendation on sights but it looks like we are still limited in options on that front. Side note: I even considered buying another sfx pro barrel to have cut shorter and dual ported to fit the TTI to see how that compared to the factory comp. Hell maybe even have one threaded and add an aftermarket comp to try as well.
@@EmptyBrassRanch Thank you for your opinion. I will trade the TTI for the SFX Pro just because of what you mentioned. Interesting idea about the barrel on TTI i am looking forward to your experiment :) Happy shooting.
Thanks for watching and the friendly conversation, let me know what you think once you get the SFX pro. Also the TTI has the grip texture that I like (especially on the backstrap) and I wish the SFX pro came that way, if you install the aluminum backstrap from Taylor freelance it will get you close to that same texture.
@@EmptyBrassRanch Thanks again, yes thats what i will miss on the TTI, i really like the aggresive texture. I will look for the Taylor freelance grips, once i get my hands on the SFx Pro. I bet you can swap the frames and try shooting. I will let you know once i get it.
Great stuff here. Exactly the data I was looking for. I own a tti combat but I am wondering if I shouldn't just build a mete sft pro with a comp for much cheaper. Obviously I really only care about the recoil impulse. Very interested to see the canik video and if it tests lower than 21 deg avg.
I personally think the sfx pro has more potential but its also a bigger gun. Fui Just dropped the video today for the tti comp cut be sure to check it out.
Hi man, i am glad i found your video because this is just what i need.
I have the TTI however i can not shoot good with it, the sights are just too high and i dont know how to shoot so well.
I am considering to change the TTI for the SFX Pro, but i can see that the sights are almost the same?
What is your opinion on those handguns, which is better?
I got hyped and bought the TTI, but i feel that the upgrade options are very limited.
I like to change som stuff and add new stuff.
I had the Elite combat for three years and i shot like a dream, until i swapped it for the TTI.
Do you have any tips to shoot with them?
Thanks.
Here is my 2 cents, not that its worth that much lol. I feel the Mete SFX pro is by far the best and only canik to buy. The TTI is essentially the same gun just shorter and "comped" but with that price difference you can buy the Mete SFX pro and put the extra parts on it and have a much better shooting firearm. The big thing is the overall end use, The SFX pro is bigger and gets even larger and heavier once you start adding things. If your just building a gun for range time then SFX pro all day, if your trying to carry or need something smaller then the TTI but I still think the TTI needs "work" to be enjoyable (and I haven't figured out all of what that is yet). I am currently talking with some local machine shops to have the factory TTI barrel/comp recut with another port to see what that does among other things with the sights. I never shot particularly well with the TTI either and do much better with the SFX pro. Now that I have done so much to the SFX pro its even more enjoyable. Once I am done with the SFX pro I will most likely copy that onto the TTI as much as possible.
I will admit the iron sights on these are the biggest downside and you really don't have that many options. My vision isn't the greatest and the all black rear sight is terrible. I really think they intended people to install red dots or the like and not use the irons that much. I would recommend the SFX pro all day and if you do decide to go that way I would highly recommend the upgrades on it as well. I wish I had a recommendation on sights but it looks like we are still limited in options on that front.
Side note: I even considered buying another sfx pro barrel to have cut shorter and dual ported to fit the TTI to see how that compared to the factory comp. Hell maybe even have one threaded and add an aftermarket comp to try as well.
@@EmptyBrassRanch Thank you for your opinion. I will trade the TTI for the SFX Pro just because of what you mentioned.
Interesting idea about the barrel on TTI i am looking forward to your experiment :)
Happy shooting.
Thanks for watching and the friendly conversation, let me know what you think once you get the SFX pro. Also the TTI has the grip texture that I like (especially on the backstrap) and I wish the SFX pro came that way, if you install the aluminum backstrap from Taylor freelance it will get you close to that same texture.
@@EmptyBrassRanch Thanks again, yes thats what i will miss on the TTI, i really like the aggresive texture. I will look for the Taylor freelance grips, once i get my hands on the SFx Pro. I bet you can swap the frames and try shooting. I will let you know once i get it.
Great stuff here. Exactly the data I was looking for. I own a tti combat but I am wondering if I shouldn't just build a mete sft pro with a comp for much cheaper. Obviously I really only care about the recoil impulse. Very interested to see the canik video and if it tests lower than 21 deg avg.
I personally think the sfx pro has more potential but its also a bigger gun. Fui Just dropped the video today for the tti comp cut be sure to check it out.