Taylor Freelance do tell you that the 20 round mag does not fit with the magwell. And they do have a RUclips video that shows you exactly how make the small modifications to the base plate so it will fit! Just a little grind down on the front and the two back corners. Watch the RUclips video it's perfect! I did it and all my original mags lock in tight!
An issue with the TF +4 extensions. I have 4 +4s and 3 required me to file the inside lip on rear to allow the followers to not hang up. I also have 2 +4s TF Signature series that work fine.
I have CANIK TP9 SFX with 5 magazines (2 came with the gun + 3 extras I bought online) I put the TF Magwell on the gun and TF Basepad +4 in all my 5 magazines to make 22 rounds each magazine. All magazines run smoothly without any problems and locked out after the last round. I am very happy with the performance of this gun with its 5 magazines of 22 rounds per magazine.
NOTE: Factory basepads require minor fitting -- otherwise they will not lock into place with the magwell attached (this was unavoidable because the Canik uses the basepad as a grip extension). Directly from the website. Yes I only get plus 3 in it as well though. But knew the magwell will not accommodate the stock mags without alteration. I have yet to find anyone perfect in the accessory world for Canik though my 45 blast compensator works well and the TF brass back strap works fine too.
The factory mag would work without the mag well ... the +1 problem would be fixed with a spring that had less tension or shorter ... the allen key size is 7/64 i believe ...
That's your problem, you bought Tyler Freelance parts. must be a nock off because all the TAYLOR FREELANCE base plates and magwells I run on 4 different Canik's work flawlessly and add all extra rounds round they were advertised to.
Stay off the net until you know your ass from your elbow. TF tells you that the top front of the factory mag base needs to be relieved to use his mag well. Leave the +4 mag loaded for a week and it will take 24.
Custom holster from "Red X Holsters" . It's a company in Prescott AZ. I'm not sure if they are still in business since they were having troubles during Covid. I had them make it to look fancy. More Gucci, then function.
People are not talking about it because you are the only one that doesn't know. As you have already been told, both of the things you are gripping about are discussed by Robin TAY-lor. Starting with the factory basepads not fitting with the magwell, there is no aftermarket magwell that will accept factory basepads, they all need to be modified. And he does discuss this in one of his videos. Second, that little ding from the screw on the inside of the magwell is discussed in the magwell installation video. He even tells you how to eliminate it. Before you made and posted this video did you ever think to contact him first? If you did you would have found out that he would have replied within 48 hours. Something about screw lengths. They only come in certain lengths, either 1/8" longer or shorter than what he used, so he made the best choice. If this little ding bothers you, then you probably shouldn't be using his products, or anybody's products, or the gun either. I have had my magwell and basepads, and after about 400 reloads in 2 months, most of the paint is worn off the inside of the magwell. It's because I use the gun, it is not a closet queen. God forbid if you ever drop the mag doing an emergency reload and ding the bottom of the basepad on concrete or some other hard surface. You will probably blame Taylor for that somehow. And just wait until the finish starts to wear off the slide from drawing it from the holster. Guns that are used will look like they are being used. Get over it, and get used to it. You owe Robin an apology.
You sound very angry... When I 1st purchased this product I didn't watch his videos. Though I did not know that he addressed those issues. Secondly my guns are not colosset queens I use them very much as well. In my video I was stating that he didn't specify that in the website but again I am no RUclips expert or a gun expert so I do not surf the Web to check his video. So I do not owe anybody an apology because I am not being paid to make reviews, these are on my own time. And these are my thoughts if that bothers you then you have an issue. I happen to like his equipment it looks very flashy it serves a purpose and that's all that matters.
Taylor Freelance do tell you that the 20 round mag does not fit with the magwell. And they do have a RUclips video that shows you exactly how make the small modifications to the base plate so it will fit! Just a little grind down on the front and the two back corners. Watch the RUclips video it's perfect! I did it and all my original mags lock in tight!
An issue with the TF +4 extensions. I have 4 +4s and 3 required me to file the inside lip on rear to allow the followers to not hang up. I also have 2 +4s TF Signature series that work fine.
Taylor freelance
Grind the edge of the canik base pad in a angle until it fits< done that to all my mags.
Taylor .. like Taylor swift . Not Tyler freelance .
Lmao I was saying taylor the whole video thanks for the informative video tho
I have CANIK TP9 SFX with 5 magazines (2 came with the gun + 3 extras I bought online) I put the TF Magwell on the gun and TF Basepad +4 in all my 5 magazines to make 22 rounds each magazine. All magazines run smoothly without any problems and locked out after the last round. I am very happy with the performance of this gun with its 5 magazines of 22 rounds per magazine.
NOTE: Factory basepads require minor fitting -- otherwise they will not lock into place with the magwell attached (this was unavoidable because the Canik uses the basepad as a grip extension). Directly from the website. Yes I only get plus 3 in it as well though. But knew the magwell will not accommodate the stock mags without alteration. I have yet to find anyone perfect in the accessory world for Canik though my 45 blast compensator works well and the TF brass back strap works fine too.
The factory mag would work without the mag well ... the +1 problem would be fixed with a spring that had less tension or shorter ... the allen key size is 7/64 i believe ...
Good to know
So I have to get a new spring?
I always had to break in my Springfield 22rd
That's your problem, you bought Tyler Freelance parts. must be a nock off because all the TAYLOR FREELANCE base plates and magwells I run on 4 different Canik's work flawlessly and add all extra rounds round they were advertised to.
“I got the acronym right!”…..I don’t feel alone anymore
Yeah...Taylor or Tyler ...Same same
Thank you Thank you.
Ha. It’s Taylor not Tyler.
Stay off the net until you know your ass from your elbow. TF tells you that the top front of the factory mag base needs to be relieved to use his mag well. Leave the +4 mag loaded for a week and it will take 24.
Someone's mad
What type of holster that is
Custom holster from "Red X Holsters" . It's a company in Prescott AZ. I'm not sure if they are still in business since they were having troubles during Covid. I had them make it to look fancy. More Gucci, then function.
People are not talking about it because you are the only one that doesn't know. As you have already been told, both of the things you are gripping about are discussed by Robin TAY-lor. Starting with the factory basepads not fitting with the magwell, there is no aftermarket magwell that will accept factory basepads, they all need to be modified. And he does discuss this in one of his videos. Second, that little ding from the screw on the inside of the magwell is discussed in the magwell installation video. He even tells you how to eliminate it. Before you made and posted this video did you ever think to contact him first? If you did you would have found out that he would have replied within 48 hours. Something about screw lengths. They only come in certain lengths, either 1/8" longer or shorter than what he used, so he made the best choice. If this little ding bothers you, then you probably shouldn't be using his products, or anybody's products, or the gun either. I have had my magwell and basepads, and after about 400 reloads in 2 months, most of the paint is worn off the inside of the magwell. It's because I use the gun, it is not a closet queen. God forbid if you ever drop the mag doing an emergency reload and ding the bottom of the basepad on concrete or some other hard surface. You will probably blame Taylor for that somehow. And just wait until the finish starts to wear off the slide from drawing it from the holster. Guns that are used will look like they are being used. Get over it, and get used to it. You owe Robin an apology.
You sound very angry... When I 1st purchased this product I didn't watch his videos. Though I did not know that he addressed those issues. Secondly my guns are not colosset queens I use them very much as well.
In my video I was stating that he didn't specify that in the website but again I am no RUclips expert or a gun expert so I do not surf the Web to check his video. So I do not owe anybody an apology because I am not being paid to make reviews, these are on my own time.
And these are my thoughts if that bothers you then you have an issue.
I happen to like his equipment it looks very flashy it serves a purpose and that's all that matters.
@@realworldpewpew It's just that you were quick to trash his excellent products before you knew all the facts.
What kind of light are you running on your Canik TP9SFX?
INFORCE APL Gen 3
who is Tyler?
Taylor Freelance
The mags do not fit the mag well from the same manufacturer what a joke.
If the gun man. Don't sell it don't buy it