Question: TP9SFX the extractor spring. I pulled out the extractor and the spring fell out before i could see which way it was in. There's a smaller hole on one side. Which way does it go in, with the smaller hole facing out that the dimple on the extractor arm fits in or does the bigger hole fit into the extractor arm ?
Ever figure out the accuracy issue that started the disassembly in the first place? I've got an Elite Combat that's approaching 10k~, and while I haven't had so much as a hiccup, I am curious if you figured out the gun's issue?
Nice vid, but your explaining this like everybody who’s watching has been doing this for 10 years. Lmao I’ve never disassembled a gun before and your just like “alright pop this off, slide this back boom boom there we go, next” 😂 like wait slow down man
@@TacticalAdv I took a small drill bit and put a relief cut in the frame just below the hole for the roll pin. Some 2000 grit sandpaper and it looks like it is factory. Now I can use a normal roll pin and just push it out in about 2 seconds.
Good full take down. Maybe do part 2 for complete reassembly? Reverse engineering is not so easy for some of us. thanks
Great video and explanation. I agree with the reassemble video. 👍🏽👍🏽
Thanks for posting this! It was a huge help!
Best take TPSFX take down video I have come across
Great job
Great video! Lots of information for the disassembly of this and other Canik TP9s.
Thanks, hope it helps
Awesome video man. It makes me feel better about considering a TP9.
Thanks for the tips !!
Great video Bro💪🏽 Qik question. What magwell is that? 🤔
Thank you!
I'm wondering if I could Dremel out a thumb place on the support hand side
What size punch is that you used for taking down the slide lock pin (the vertical pin) I need to get one, all my punch's are too big
1/16th i believe
Harbor Freight has a set for cheap...
What contact surface limits,the,forward movement of the striker?
Question: TP9SFX the extractor spring. I pulled out the extractor and the spring fell out before i could see which way it was in. There's a smaller hole on one side. Which way does it go in, with the smaller hole facing out that the dimple on the extractor arm fits in or does the bigger hole fit into the extractor arm ?
Is this most necessary or can I get away with a regular cleaning???
Ever figure out the accuracy issue that started the disassembly in the first place? I've got an Elite Combat that's approaching 10k~, and while I haven't had so much as a hiccup, I am curious if you figured out the gun's issue?
Caniks don't have issues it's the only gun that Chuck Norris fears and has nightmares in his sleep and makes is his 45s quiver in shear terror
Good video and great tips 🍻🤙🏼🇺🇲⚡🇺🇲⚡🇺🇲⚡
How can we send mesaages to you directly? just in case we see something that does not make sense to us? thanks again
Nice vid, but your explaining this like everybody who’s watching has been doing this for 10 years. Lmao I’ve never disassembled a gun before and your just like “alright pop this off, slide this back boom boom there we go, next” 😂 like wait slow down man
Same! My first reaction was like "OK, slow down guy!"
Videos also labeled full disassembly and he doesn't fully disassemble it hahaha
the dreaded roll pin is definitely a poorly designed part of the gun
Yup, kinda a pain, thanks for watching and commenting!
@@TacticalAdv I took a small drill bit and put a relief cut in the frame just below the hole for the roll pin. Some 2000 grit sandpaper and it looks like it is factory. Now I can use a normal roll pin and just push it out in about 2 seconds.