I just bought one yesterday and I absolutely thrilled! Unbelievable gun especially for the price. The only problem is I can’t find an IWB holster for a left hand shooter. Do you happen to know where I can find one?

I have 2 Caniks and have zero malfunctions and zero complaints. They make great firearms.

Let me know if anyof y’all have issues with the tti not going back into battery properly. Like the slide won’t return all the way forward and I get light primer strikers. I can reload the ammo and it’ll fire so it’s not my ammo. I got a higher lbs recoil spring through customer support and that fixed my issue

I like my new caniktti combat a little bit more than my staccato XL

Where did you end up purchasing it? I went to the website but didn't see an option for dealers.

Curious about this one as well. 9 Mil Ridge has done like 2000 rounds and he’s loving it.

Got mine last week. Agree 100%, it is an awesome gun and my new favorite 22lr. Helps that the grip is very close to the same as my carry gun, the HK VP9, so perfect 22lr trainer for me . . .

To me it’s a gamechanger for the price. Took it out last week 200 round session zero problems zero ammo hangups

@@illwindbl0wsI have the compact gen 1. I have put enough rounds through it to break it. I might have run out the barrel. About 10,000 rounds in, I did a deep clean and then didn’t clean it until I was getting consistent issues. No continuous malfunctions until 1400 rounds. Deep clean and it ran like a scalded dog. Not at all picky about ammo. Pretty good trigger; could use improvement, but it’s WAY better than a Glock. Full size gen 2 is in my near future. I like that they got rid of the thread adapter. The barrel is my only real complaint. It’s crazy thin.

Super fast gun. It’s a good competition gun.

The magic caliber for those that don’t practice

@@HWG-wm8ld I live in Bear country…. Would love a PCC that’s affordable and reliable that takes the same mags as my Glock 20.

NEVER buy a firearm with a polymer upper. You should know better by now. It's not 2002.

@@OFFICIALUNDwhy

@@HWG-wm8ldlike the FBI:)

Best Batman,hands down.

I think its happy to see me!

Hot damn I can’t unsee now. Well done

I caught one jam on a sootch video. It was a unicorn.

@@FirstLast-ff7qx sootch just isn’t really my cup of tea. I don’t know why, I just can’t stand to listen to him talk. I feel like someone is trying to sell me a car I don’t want at a dealership 🤣 I don’t know how to explain it, I just know I’d have to watch that video on mute. But I like the way Chris does what he does and his no nonsense approach to reviews. But I might be a little bias because I’m a ginger too though lol I think the ported 4.25” version would almost as fast as a Staccato XC for 1/2 the price. If you wanna see a gun performing at its peak, you just gotta let The Honest Outlaw and Pewview shoot it on camera.

@@Bryan-1980 no doubt.

Roger Barrera did a couple videos on the 4.25 and the 5 Bul SAS TAC Pro. Had some accuracy issues with plated ammo but the 5" is definitely on my list.

@@sociopathmercenary the sas is the older model. The new ones are all black, no more silver accents. And they have full length pic rails. The Tac Pro models come with V-8 ported barrels. Once they finally decide to switch to an external extractor, they’ll be miles above the competition. They’re more reliable and require zero tuning. I don’t see how some companies are still using the old extractors in 2024.

Hard to put a gun on a “best” list when it comes to market with barrels that keyhole.

Doesn’t have a red dot, rail for a flashlight, can be pocket carried and be there when you need it

I’m tempted to make a snarky comment, but I will ask a serious question. For context, my buddies are into the SS stuff, ive shot them, and I don’t entirely understand the appeal. Here’s my question: what is it about the SS stuff that caused you to decide it is worth your money?

​@@LFDNCfor the price it is less then what you would spend for a new Glock and then doing all that stuff to the Glock. Their red dot mounting system is better with longer screws and the method they use to take any play out and snug the red dot up plus no plates is one of the best ways on any gun I can name. I think the trigger is better then a Glocks. The tridum front sight and rear black. And with the P version of Shadow System guns is the compensated. They use a threadless barrel so no stupid ban in the tyrant states. The way they do their back straps are nice to. I like the smallest one it makes the grip more like a 1911. So more straight in my opinion which for me gives a better point of aim. The XR920 model is the smaller slide and full size frame. My carry gun is a XR920, I wish I had the comp. But I bought mine before they were making comps. That's some of the stuff I like with the Shadow Systems

@@LordRahl11don’t forget about that second amendment right warranty! I don’t know any other company that would send u the same gun for free if u show them the police report of ur self defense incident. I’m in a pickle of the mr920p or xr920p for edc. How’s that xr920 feeling for a carry ?

​​I'm 6'3"and 250 pounds. So I'm on the bigger side. That and having a 17 round flush mag in gun and then carrying an extra mag with extended bullet plate. So I could have 21 extra rounds is why I chose the XR for handle space. But I used to carry the Glock 19 so I liked that length for sitting. So I absolutely love my XR920.

Just bought the dr920L and Dr920p and absolutely love them both! Fitted them both out with a rmr type 2 and then run flawless and super flat and accurate 🙂👍🏼🇺🇸💥

I bought it and immediately traded it back in. The higher bore axis plus light weight made the muzzle flip obnoxious. I shoot my p365 way flatter. Maybe the SFX Rival S with the metal body would be nicer. I ended up buying a Prodigy and shoot it dramatically better. For nearly the same money as this TTI, you could get a DR920P and I hear that it's awesome.

Exactly my suggestion!🔫

Right I'm pretty stoked too. However I'm absolutely in love with my xmacro comp.

Ph shit he finished with the sig xmacro. Bro I fucking love mine!! I wish I would have known I was gonna love mine so much I would have got the legion

Facts i was at a loss of words when he said p365. Hellcat comp is insanely good coming from someone with both 🫶🏼

@@sedmccray it’s a better gun then the x macro and like 150 bucks cheaper

Not lucky with that Illinois education, it’s “an Extar” not a.

@@HWG-wm8ld its a fucking youtube comment... how bored are you?

Same, glad I got my staccato c2 in time

How did they outlaw it in Illinois?

That’s sucks! Love my Extar!

Don’t do it. All the plastic Caniks feel soooooooo cheap in your hand. I’ve owned 3 different including the Rival and sold all of them.

Bought that Taco Bell Ops a couple of months ago. It became my favorite carry.

Nice selfie bro

@@HWG-wm8ld thank you sir

Taran’s gotta eat bro. Just playing, but I guess people want the affordable TTI competition piece.

Too many QC issues with the TTI for now. I think the magazine over insertion issue is no longer a problem with the Rival-S. The polymer Rival is also a lower priced option like the SFX Pro.

Except there’s no comp on ANY model except the TTI version haha 😂🤷‍♂️

With TTI you’re paying for the name….

@@joshmajor8662 yeah TTI compensator is pretty cool

Does primary machine do good work?

@@Shhhh_shhhhh absolutely. I had them do the P01, SP01, Shadow 2 and a Dan Wesson DWX Compact. All look like factory mounts. Highly recommend them.

@@billtshudy3653 Thank you sir. I will check them out.

That’s what she said

🤣🤣🤣

Long barrel pistols are maximum cool. I saw Hellsing once as an impressionable young lad and haven't looked back since.

WTF is a Glack?

@@nostradamus7648 a Glock with a switch on it that the animals in the inner city use to attempt to shoot each other.