Just got one. Shoots like the world's best p320. If you like a p320 imo you will love this.
Personally it isn't for me. Trigger is great and very soft shooting but I prefer a more spirited recoil.
Just got one. Shoots like the world's best p320. If you like a p320 imo you will love this.
Personally it isn't for me. Trigger is great and very soft shooting but I prefer a more spirited recoil.
This may be the first time I've heard a comment like this.Originally Posted by G19Fan
Makes sense to me. I think of it as shooting an M&P vs a Glock. A Glock tends to cycle faster than M&P. Both feel “soft” but the Glock tracks faster. That’s the way I think of it at least.
100% my thought process.
The canik to me feels great but slide return feels sluggish vs a p365 which snaps back quickly
Consider the possibility that with a longer / heavier slide, a hard / fast snap forward into battery might cause it to nose dive a bit.
Stoeger reported something similar with a Staccato XC, but switching from a 7 to a 11 pound recoil spring fixed that.
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
I actually think the slides may weight the same. A complete tti slide is only 12oz. Beleive a p365xl is about that
Canix have gotten popular for competition, so there are aftermarket spring options in a variety of weights.
May try playing with spring weight but likely just sell it.
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