I bought mine 02/24 and have had no issues shooting 115 grain ammo. I had ammo from the it shot like a dream. My pistol was made 11/23/23, so a lot of the previous issues have been addressed by Canik. The only issue I had was the magazines wouldn't drop, but a simple 10 minute fix and all my mags drop with ease. I sure wish I had the money to burn just to get to 1000 rounds. I have over 300 through mine. You just confirmed to me that I bought a great little pistol. I bought mine on an impulse a week before my ankle replacement surgery, and before doing research on it. By the way, Hurley Welding makes sleeves for the 15 and 18 round magazines and they look and feel great. Since it was brought to my attention that I was time warping, I edited one number to be correct. So I will update my comments. I have put about 400 rounds using different grain and brand bullets without one miss fire. I have one regular 18 mag and two 18+ mags and not one problem. I did install handleitgrips for better control and has helped control the recoil.
I bought pistol that had a stiff spring and really tight tolerances that would only run 147 for the 1st 350 rounds, then it ran 124 fine, at 750 rounds it finally ran 115 grain reliably.
We put 250 through it yesterday, brand new although I did clean it the night before (Saturday). Not a single issue with 100rnds white box 115, UMC 124 or my 148gr carry ammo. 3 rnd groups at 15 yards were within 3 inches (my eyes can't do better). Very impressive out of a 3.1in barrel.
They may be putting the 115 grain rated spring in the ones they are shipping now. I got mine as soon as it came out so it definitely has the gen 1 spring.
@@ericlambirth3889 You're probably right. I'll dump another 250-300 through it before the end of this month. I went into it thinking I'd have problems 100%, was pleasantly surprised that it ran the first 250 with not one hiccup.
Mine was jamming a lot too, until I emailed Century Arms and told them and they sent me a new recoil spring. With the new spring I haven't had any jams in over 200 rounds and thats with 115 grain Blazer brass fmjs and 124 grain hps from Federal and HSL which is a local ammo maker where I live.
I bought 1 of the TP9 Elite SC when they first came out. It jammed often with different ammo. Canik sent me a “blue” marked guide rod & spring. It worked 100% reliable with it. From 115 to 147tmj, to Horn. Crit.Duty 135+P.
One thing I know i can set straight is everyone who owns the Canik MC9 AND the full size Canik pistols (SFT's, SFX's, SF's etc.) NEEDS TO STOP USING THE FULL SIZE MAGS IN THE MC9! I shot hundreds of rounds with my MC9 and it ONLY jammed on me because of the full size 18-20 round mags. There is a reason why Canik doesn't have "MC9" marked on the package the the full size mags come in. Yes the full size mags click into the MC9. But there's more play in the mag when used in the MC9. It sort of droops downward a tiny bit causing the bullet on top that's ready to be fed through to be low enough for it to not feed properly. In the case of it jamming most of the time I've found that the slide is all the way back like I ran out of ammo and then look to find that the bullet is jammed against the bottom of the feed ramp. Shot great with no jamming as i used the mags that are specifically for the MC9 I can say.
I have around 100 rounds through mine. No issues with the recoil spring or the mag release as others have stated. It's now in my rotation. Incredibly smooth trigger and is very accurate for a 3" barrel.
I can't argue with the accuracy at all. I need to zero the red dot. Haven't changed it from the factory setting yet. But I do have to pull my empty mags out. They don't drop free unfortunately.
@@ericlambirth3889 I saw a good fix for the mag drop issue. Wrap the mag in a couple wraps of tape vertically not horizontally, insert it and use a blow dryer/heat gun on the grip for about two minutes. Watched a video of this, he did that twice and hasn’t had any issues since.
I recently ran 115grain FMJ thru mine. Bout 200 rounds without a hitch. I even had a round that the projectile has a dent in it. Chambered that one first that restocked the mag and it shot it no problem.
I've had mine over a week. 400 Rds through it with NO Malfunctions. The trigger Is Phenomenal for a Striker fired piece. Short & Quick reset. ONLY thing I've altered Are After market Mag Sleeves for the 15 round mags. LOOKS Much Nicer and feels Better wen firing. Fits Flush all around with the grip. 😊
Tons of issues mines at canik for the second time! This time they’re sending me a whole new gun. 650 rounds in had out of battery issues, ammo issues with 115-147 FMJ and hallow points. The rear sight came loose. Mind you this is after I sent to canik the first time and they “polished the feed ramp and new recoil spring” third times the charm right ?
I've heard so many spectacular things with these....but I also heard they're not built to perform long term. I have no idea if this is true, but it stuck in my mind.
Well i cant say my experience is with the MC9 But ive had my Canik tp9 sf elite for 2 years and it only jammed maybe twice despite all the rounds ive put through it. Nor have i had to buy any replacement parts at all.@@Blindsyde5762
At this time it's hard to know the longevity of this pistol because it only came out early 2023. Yes, there are those that can afford to put 1000's of rounds through it to test it. But my wife can't see the fun and the money spent doing it. I bought mine for self defense/conceal carry reasons, and it definitely performs perfectly for me. I think over time it will prove it's durability. I know there is a great demand for them and the price will be and has already gone up. I bought mine for $399 out the door and 3 months later at the same store they are asking $419.
@@ronk.6226 awesome. I'm glad it's done well for you 😊. I have heard a lot of good feedback from customers about Canik. Ultimately I trust the everyday consumers even more than RUclipsr reviews. I always look at user reviews, and the consensus on Canik pistols seem to be overwhelmingly positive. Does your wife ever go to the range and try shooting ? I know it's not for everyone, but I find it therapeutic. It's like playing cricket (darts), but with a pistol 😁
Im really dissapointed with my purchase. The MC9 has only given me problems. First the mags did not fall free, I had to fix that, then the failure to return to battery when press checking, I had to wait about a week for that new guide rod and now the bullet wont go up the rail and into the chamber. I am so done with this piece of crap.
For the price I expected some issues particularly on a first run gun. Polishing the feed ramp took care of a lot of my feeding issues, which I do with any gun I own. My mags still don't fall free, but I don't see that alone as a deal breaker. I have several others that don't drop free either. The return to battery failure is the only thing that was the lingering issue to me.
The 2023 ones were maybe 50/50 as to whether or not you were gonna get one with problems. They can all be fixed. But it shouldn't be required on a new pistol.
Your extractor spring is too stiff. Either file a coil off of it or sick a small piece of wood that pushes the extractor as far as the spring will compress and leave it for a week.
Yeah but that won’t help with his search results or viewership. He fixed it. The subject of the video should be labeled in the title and pictured in the thumbnail.
The subject of the video was in the thumbnail, it's literally the gun and ammo. I added the model to the title. I don't have video editing software and I'm doing everything in one take with a cell phone for now.
Not sure but the first 200 rounds had multiple failures before I went through it and polished everything. I would say out of the 1,000 rounds I have probably had about 30 stoppages, for various reasons. The cast majority were in the first 500 rounds and I consider that breaking period. I have only had about 3 in the last 500 rounds. Switching to the 124 grain made a big difference as well.
@@ericlambirth3889 yes sir I appreciate your feedback. I’m looking into getting one, but also have thought about the sig 365. I just don’t want to pay that big ole pricetag
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I bought mine 02/24 and have had no issues shooting 115 grain ammo. I had ammo from the it shot like a dream. My pistol was made 11/23/23, so a lot of the previous issues have been addressed by Canik. The only issue I had was the magazines wouldn't drop, but a simple 10 minute fix and all my mags drop with ease. I sure wish I had the money to burn just to get to 1000 rounds. I have over 300 through mine. You just confirmed to me that I bought a great little pistol. I bought mine on an impulse a week before my ankle replacement surgery, and before doing research on it.
By the way, Hurley Welding makes sleeves for the 15 and 18 round magazines and they look and feel great.
Since it was brought to my attention that I was time warping, I edited one number to be correct. So I will update my comments.
I have put about 400 rounds using different grain and brand bullets without one miss fire. I have one regular 18 mag and two 18+ mags and not one problem. I did install handleitgrips for better control and has helped control the recoil.
Did you buy a Time Machine too? Those dates aren’t adding up
alright, this is WHAT I WANNA C!!!!!!!! I really like these, and really want to buy one! (soon)
I bought pistol that had a stiff spring and really tight tolerances that would only run 147 for the 1st 350 rounds, then it ran 124 fine, at 750 rounds it finally ran 115 grain reliably.
We put 250 through it yesterday, brand new although I did clean it the night before (Saturday). Not a single issue with 100rnds white box 115, UMC 124 or my 148gr carry ammo. 3 rnd groups at 15 yards were within 3 inches (my eyes can't do better). Very impressive out of a 3.1in barrel.
They may be putting the 115 grain rated spring in the ones they are shipping now. I got mine as soon as it came out so it definitely has the gen 1 spring.
@@ericlambirth3889 You're probably right. I'll dump another 250-300 through it before the end of this month. I went into it thinking I'd have problems 100%, was pleasantly surprised that it ran the first 250 with not one hiccup.
@@RealTalkThomasI just bought a bronze mc9 for $400 because it didn’t come with the 115 spring
Still running good? I’m
On my second mc9
How was it?
Mine was jamming a lot too, until I emailed Century Arms and told them and they sent me a new recoil spring. With the new spring I haven't had any jams in over 200 rounds and thats with 115 grain Blazer brass fmjs and 124 grain hps from Federal and HSL which is a local ammo maker where I live.
Glad to hear it. I don't mind the 124 grains but they are definitely more expensive where I am. Gonna have to call canik and try the new spring.
@@ericlambirth3889 yea they should send you one free of charge. With the warranty. Yea I'm so glad that it runs good now. I like it a lot
I called and they are supposed to send me the new spring but it hasn't arrived yet.
@@ericlambirth3889 let me know when you get it and how it runs after putting it in
I bought 1 of the TP9 Elite SC when they first came out. It jammed often with different ammo. Canik sent me a “blue” marked guide rod & spring. It worked 100% reliable with it. From 115 to 147tmj, to Horn. Crit.Duty 135+P.
One thing I know i can set straight is everyone who owns the Canik MC9 AND the full size Canik pistols (SFT's, SFX's, SF's etc.) NEEDS TO STOP USING THE FULL SIZE MAGS IN THE MC9! I shot hundreds of rounds with my MC9 and it ONLY jammed on me because of the full size 18-20 round mags. There is a reason why Canik doesn't have "MC9" marked on the package the the full size mags come in. Yes the full size mags click into the MC9. But there's more play in the mag when used in the MC9. It sort of droops downward a tiny bit causing the bullet on top that's ready to be fed through to be low enough for it to not feed properly. In the case of it jamming most of the time I've found that the slide is all the way back like I ran out of ammo and then look to find that the bullet is jammed against the bottom of the feed ramp. Shot great with no jamming as i used the mags that are specifically for the MC9 I can say.
Good review. I just picked one up the other day. Very helpful. Thanks
@@tonyru303 you are absolutely correct, 11/23.
I have around 100 rounds through mine. No issues with the recoil spring or the mag release as others have stated. It's now in my rotation. Incredibly smooth trigger and is very accurate for a 3" barrel.
I can't argue with the accuracy at all. I need to zero the red dot. Haven't changed it from the factory setting yet. But I do have to pull my empty mags out. They don't drop free unfortunately.
Wow. 100 rounds. 😅
@@ericlambirth3889 I saw a good fix for the mag drop issue. Wrap the mag in a couple wraps of tape vertically not horizontally, insert it and use a blow dryer/heat gun on the grip for about two minutes. Watched a video of this, he did that twice and hasn’t had any issues since.
I recently ran 115grain FMJ thru mine. Bout 200 rounds without a hitch. I even had a round that the projectile has a dent in it. Chambered that one first that restocked the mag and it shot it no problem.
I've had mine over a week. 400 Rds through it with NO Malfunctions. The trigger Is Phenomenal for a Striker fired piece. Short & Quick reset. ONLY thing I've altered Are After market Mag Sleeves for the 15 round mags. LOOKS Much Nicer and feels Better wen firing. Fits Flush all around with the grip. 😊
Tons of issues mines at canik for the second time! This time they’re sending me a whole new gun. 650 rounds in had out of battery issues, ammo issues with 115-147 FMJ and hallow points. The rear sight came loose. Mind you this is after I sent to canik the first time and they “polished the feed ramp and new recoil spring” third times the charm right ?
For 149 rounds that's an AWESOME group.
Thanks!
200 rounds on mine 18 jams.
About the same. New recoil spring on the way will see if it does the trick.
@@samweymouth8586 Bro, I contacted them too and my spring should be here today! Let me know if it works for you!
My new spring is working great, just haven't had time to make a new video yet.
@@johnathansmith1003 Put about 50 through it after getting new spring without issue but need more rounds.
@@ericlambirth3889 Put about 50 through it after getting new spring without issue but need more rounds.
I've heard so many spectacular things with these....but I also heard they're not built to perform long term. I have no idea if this is true, but it stuck in my mind.
You heard lies lol
@@duhdummy5673 I did ? What is your experience with these ?
Well i cant say my experience is with the MC9 But ive had my Canik tp9 sf elite for 2 years and it only jammed maybe twice despite all the rounds ive put through it. Nor have i had to buy any replacement parts at all.@@Blindsyde5762
At this time it's hard to know the longevity of this pistol because it only came out early 2023. Yes, there are those that can afford to put 1000's of rounds through it to test it. But my wife can't see the fun and the money spent doing it. I bought mine for self defense/conceal carry reasons, and it definitely performs perfectly for me. I think over time it will prove it's durability. I know there is a great demand for them and the price will be and has already gone up. I bought mine for $399 out the door and 3 months later at the same store they are asking $419.
@@ronk.6226 awesome. I'm glad it's done well for you 😊. I have heard a lot of good feedback from customers about Canik. Ultimately I trust the everyday consumers even more than RUclipsr reviews. I always look at user reviews, and the consensus on Canik pistols seem to be overwhelmingly positive.
Does your wife ever go to the range and try shooting ? I know it's not for everyone, but I find it therapeutic. It's like playing cricket (darts), but with a pistol 😁
Those mags wobbling around can cause the out of battery issue
Really not a fan of how much flex you can impart in the grip of this pistol. The walls are crazy thin.
The grip sides are very thin. The mag well issue would not have came up if they had added a bit more plastic to the sides.
Out of battery problems seem to be the norm for this pistol. I've seen a BUNCH of videos on this exact problem. I'll be passing on this gun.
Does the Holosun attach without an adapter plate?
Yes.
It did for me. Even co-witnessed with the factory sights.
Thanks for the review brother, how’s it holding up now with the new recoil spring?
Im really dissapointed with my purchase. The MC9 has only given me problems. First the mags did not fall free, I had to fix that, then the failure to return to battery when press checking, I had to wait about a week for that new guide rod and now the bullet wont go up the rail and into the chamber. I am so done with this piece of crap.
For the price I expected some issues particularly on a first run gun. Polishing the feed ramp took care of a lot of my feeding issues, which I do with any gun I own. My mags still don't fall free, but I don't see that alone as a deal breaker. I have several others that don't drop free either. The return to battery failure is the only thing that was the lingering issue to me.
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😂 buy a Glock and call it a day..
@@Tommy-nt6wv Never Glock for me. I do not like a brick in my hand for shooting.
So, is Canik changing the recoil springs at the factory now? I'm a TP9 owner. Have been on the fence buying this since it's new
Yes, anything made after I think June is shipping with the new recoil spring assembly installed already.
I only got 97 rounds through mine before the recoil spring broke.
Hey I got mine less then a year ago and would like to know how can I tell when it was made and if it’s got a new spring or the old one ?
It should say it on the box. I saw it too late, just got mine yesterday but manufactured in2023. It's a pile of shit.
@@rlaw2 crazy I’ve shot 100 rounds through it so far no problem hoping to go this Friday and see what’s up!
The 2023 ones were maybe 50/50 as to whether or not you were gonna get one with problems. They can all be fixed. But it shouldn't be required on a new pistol.
@@ericlambirth3889 absolutely agree!!!
Your extractor spring is too stiff. Either file a coil off of it or sick a small piece of wood that pushes the extractor as far as the spring will compress and leave it for a week.
What gun is this and why not named in the title?
Literally the first 9 seconds of the video.
Fixed.
Yeah but that won’t help with his search results or viewership. He fixed it. The subject of the video should be labeled in the title and pictured in the thumbnail.
The subject of the video was in the thumbnail, it's literally the gun and ammo. I added the model to the title. I don't have video editing software and I'm doing everything in one take with a cell phone for now.
And what happened to that car??
The thunderbird? The motor blew and I haven't had the heart to part with it or the money to put in a new motor and fix the paint.
Where can i get that magazine carrier?
I think I grabbed it off Amazon a while back
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What was the % of errors out of the 1,000 rounds?
Not sure but the first 200 rounds had multiple failures before I went through it and polished everything. I would say out of the 1,000 rounds I have probably had about 30 stoppages, for various reasons. The cast majority were in the first 500 rounds and I consider that breaking period. I have only had about 3 in the last 500 rounds. Switching to the 124 grain made a big difference as well.
@@ericlambirth3889 yes sir I appreciate your feedback. I’m looking into getting one, but also have thought about the sig 365. I just don’t want to pay that big ole pricetag
@@DirtyCombos I wouldn't either. But I already had the full size canik so I wanted to be able to use the mags in both as well.
@@DirtyCombospay the price. This gun is unreliable.
What magazines were you using?
Canik factory mags. The longer ones are for the TP9SF I already had. They are factory 18 round mags.
Concealed carry ammo? What is that?
My choice of hollow point. I usually go with Hornady critical duty but I have not tested those in it as of yet.
Guy spent more money on magazines than his gun...
Pfff.
Damn I can do that with my high point not in praised
Yes, your high point also has half the capacity, twice the weight and twice the bulk. Also nasty trigger compared to this.
Trying to flex with literally the shittiest gun maker on the market.