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I wonder if he has two slackers who he manages at his gun store whom he is always making threats of firing to

First of all Fantastic video! I got this same grip for my Stacc P and wanted to get an infinity trigger. Would it require much fitting when all said and done?

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You should make a procedure video to show how to finish that stuff on the gun, then send it to Century Arms as a training video so they can do it from the factory like God and John Moses Browning intended.

Have read most every comment this video along with the very useful information contained in the video, there is some worthwhile information in the comments as well, but I think there is some confusion that I may or may not help to clear up. As many have noted NATO ammunition is strongly loaded to a little hotter spec, which is why for example a 5.56 NATO works out a little hotter than .223. 9 mm NATO ammo just also a little hotter than average US ammo, working out to something more akin to +P, which is why virtually all modern handguns you purchase today are certified to run +P, but not necessarily +P+, as there is no exact spec for that hottest designation. Anyway, from what I hear the original recoil springs were 18 lb and we're lowered to 16 lb to help cycle normal US SAMMI spec ammo. It's important to know that while a 2 lb drop can absolutely help to make it more reliable with a little lighter ammo, it is also still fine to shoot the hotter loads through it. I purchased mine back in March of 2024, so it came with their current, updated springs. I'm pretty close to 1500 rounds through it, of which about half has been +P, with zero issues. I actually hear the difference more than feel it. The striker spring is more interesting. After reading they came with a 10 lb striker spring, which is absolutely absurd, I ordered the replacement from Springco. It is not only designed for this pistol specifically, but it was designed for this pistol specifically taking into account the smaller and lighter striker in the sub compacts, lighter than you'll find in a Glock, etc. it's the 29 Newton, or a little over 6 lb, as that was tested to be as light as possible and still remain 100% reliable, including firing ammo with very hard primers. Even though mine is a newer pistol, I can verify that the striker spring that came out was a monstrosity compared to the more appropriately sized Springco that I installed. It did help lighten and smooth the trigger just a tad, but the design is so good that the difference isn't as big as one would think. Back to the factory installed Striker spring, not only has it contributed to things not going fully into battery, but in conjunction with the old heavier recoil springs, there have been a few cases where the rounds being loaded fired with the weapons slightly out of battery. To my knowledge, no one was injured by this, nor were the weapons injured. However, as you can imagine, the owners were very displeased with this. Anyway, among other things, the replacement Springco striker spring also prevents that from happening. I'm not sure at this point in time if this is still necessary, but I would definitely recommend any MC 9 owner checking for the issue described in the video, and taking care of that with a few strokes of a file if needed. I would also recommend any MC 9 owner order and install the Springco striker spring. You'll maintain reliability, gain a slightly improved trigger, and resolve a potential safety issue. Just my two cents, hope everybody does well.

Glad I did not get one don’t need them problems

I’m about to track down a stronger spring for mine and try that as well.

Thank You for this video. Does that grip module use the C2 120mm 16rd mags?

Excellent video brother. Much appreciated.

For you guys having issues going into battery, change the striker spring. Canik’s striker springs are over sprung, that’s the reason why it stays out of battery but when you press the trigger it will come forward because is releasing the pressure of the striker. If it was a problem with the frame or the feed ramp the slide wouldn’t come forward after pressing the trigger, it will remain in the same position. Go to Galloway Precisions and order the 4 pounds striker spring.

Junk!

Is this a more narrow grip than what comes stock on the staccato?

Excellent summary and fix of issue thanks! Subscribed

I am only experiencing light strikes, do you know what would be causing this and what I can do to fix this issue?

This video is 1 years old. Is it safe now to buy this gun? Canik sorted all quality problems?

Is that the Fat Daddy or FD Classic?

I know this is an old video but I appreciate your detail and my grip and trigger went in flawlessly 💯💯💯 Thanks man!

UM K ala south park!! Dump the tab bending and use a Red Dirt trigger!!

I got mine for $320, budget gun

Bro, don’t listen to the annoying ass commenters mentioning “m’kay” or what ever. You went out of your way to provide useful info and I appreciate it. I’m having this issue with my brand new $1000 TTI combat and I tried what you recommended here (except for polish) . I’ll see how it goes at the range tomorrow. Keep up the good work man

Greetings. I followed the instructions, wearing down the polymer a little. And my problems are over. Of a hundred bullets, none jammed. Thank you very much for this video.

I’m thinking of putting the same grip on my XC. What trigger model did you install? Did you have to file anything to make the trigger fit?

Glock perfection at a 100 percent have a good day.

Thank you. Well laid out video with details you can use...

Very informative video, I have learned a lot from it. I subscribed so keep them videos coming.

Is not one going to say anything about the mmkay 😂

thanks for the fix! mmkay.

Doesn't look grippy enough what happened to the evo grip ?

I want the dragon scale grip!

Excellent video.. Vrey well filmed and explained.. Ive been working on gins for over 25 years just never 19/2011 and with this vid i feel i could take it on np... Well besides all the other vids i watched on parts that need custom fitting (filing) main safties, n sometimes trigger fitting (which for me u covered enough to understand... Thanks n now ill sub👍

New drinking game, take a shot every time he says "mmk"

I’ve shot 175 rounds out of it so far. Out of battery issue about 35ish times. I went in knowing this may be an issue though. We’ll see if I can fix it. I appreciate the pointers. You’re the best.

This video was extremely informative, thank you. I ordered a PT Hero grip and swapped it onto my Staccato XC and the grip safety would no longer engage. Looking at the internals, it looks like the grip safety isn't making contact with the trigger bow. Any idea where to go from here? My gunsmith couldn't figure it out either.

Amazing. Thanks

Amazing video. I'm sure you already know this, but you don't have to remove the safeties, grip safety, sear, etc to change the grip. I've gotten to where I can change a grip in just a few minutes since you don't really have to remove all those things.

Excellent step by step disassembly. I like that you explain why you're doing what you're doing. Most videos they breeze through it and disassemble so fast you have to go back and watch several times to understand why. I am wanting grip work on my C2 and this video made me feel more confident about removing the grip module. Thanks

M'okay

Thank you so much!!!I worked on installing a new mainspring housing last night for hours. I kept getting hammer follow. Your video solved it. Keeping the trigger pulled with the hammer all the way down solved it. Thanks again.

I'm down with the polishing and smoothing the extractor. But, if you mic the slide and the rails, and you'll find that the slide shouldn't even come into contact with the plastic by the metal rails. So, I find that part confusing. I'm about a month and 500-rounds in, zero issues of any type. I did order the 29-newton striker spring from Sprinco and install that a couple hundred rounds ago, and still no issues. (OEM Striker spring was nuts!) Glad you worked out the issues and thanks for the tips.

Awesome review..very tempted to pick one of these up

Thanks for figuring this out! It’s been 9 months now and was just wondering if people are still running into this issue? I’m looking for my first firearm and the mc9 was really going to be my first choice… until watching some videos about this particular problem. Is it worth it taking the chance with this firearm?

Isn't the greater issue that the gun is able to release the striker when not in battery?

Does anyone know if this problem has been fixed by Canik? I was looking at getting this as my new EDC, I wouldn’t mind doing what he did in the video. Does anyone have any other suggestions for an EDC?

Amazingly helpful. Thank you kind sir.

Mmmkaayyy...

Pretty SAD when the owner of their WEAPON used for SELF PROTECTION has to blueprint it themselves to improve the quality or lack there of.

Mkay

Great video realize it is a bit old great instructions, what size are the Allen wrenches for the trigger guard screws?

GREAT VIDEO!! i am new to 2011s and Staccato and this vid makes me comfortable with how everything works and goes together. Thank You!!! Also, Did you only switch because the Hero is Alum or is it a little smaller too??

Hey man , you saved my butt lol , great video and guide. I was able to put my LFA Apollo back together and working again lol 💪😎👍