Canik TTI Combat (MAJOR PROBLEMS)
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
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Today we explore the all new Canik TTI Combat. Canik is known for their affordability, so what happens when they collaborate with one of the most well known high-end competition brands? Is it worth the purchase, and does it live up to the hype of other Taran Tactical innovations?
I have over 1200 rounds of 115 grain ammo. I had 2 failure to feed in the first 250 rounds. Has run perfectly since then. Love it.
Gun is out of battery . The slide isn't going forward all the way. What guide rod and recoil Spring do you have in it. Canik has a replacement guide rod and recoil spring for it. They shipped a bunch of the canik tti ones with the wrong recoil spring set up. It's not the firing pin set up.
It has already been sent off once. They replaced the spring and the striker
Not going into battery is definitely the problem!!
That's what I'm thinking, probably wrong spring with the compensator added on.
That's why they give extra recoil springs for low grade ammo
@@AutoBiography903 striker spring and striker aren’t the issue it’s the slide spring and rod likely. You can see when the trigger is pulled the whole slide moves slightly forward meaning it’s not seated all the way into battery. Could also be the ejector keeping the round slightly out of battery but doubt it.
I just ran over 200 rounds of various 124gn through my brand new TTI to sight in the new RMR. (Cheap target and self defense rounds) I did do a full clean and lube before hitting the range. Not a single problem. Performed perfectly. The package comes with a low grain slide spring. If you shoot low grain, I suggest you follow the manufacture instructions and switch to the correct (low) spring for your grain round. This SHOULD fix the out of battery issue. But like I said, mine ran like butter! Extremely impressed and very happy. I highly recommend it if you’re on the fence.
I just ran 500 rounds thru mine with not a single issue mixed ammo as well even some steel cases flawlessly love this piece only gripe I have is the sites aren’t dead on there Close but a red dot will fix that 🎉
I trimmed 1 1/2 coil off extractor spring and 100% resolved return to battery issue of my TTI combat. Saw this fix on Reddit. Several hundred rounds since without issue since doing this. YMMV
I've seen your comment on a few reviews. I'm trying to watch every review of this gun as I'm almost done finished paying it off. Do you have a video of the process or know where to find more info on your fix?
@@rpgfreak92787 there are videos on how to get the extractor spring out. The one I watched was for a complete break down for a Canik but wasn’t specific to the TTI (they are all the same though). I started out trimming one coil of the spring off went out and had noticeably reduced RTB issues and less damage on the face of the bullet. Trimmed off another half coil and that fixed it.
Before I found this fix on Reddit I had already contacted Canik CS and they sent me the stiffer recoil spring. Issue was fixed before I got it but I’m running it now too. The new recoil spring shoots nicer IMO but isn’t what fixed the RTB issues I was having. I probably have 1500 rounds down range now and after trimming the extractor spring zero problems and runs great. Before I did this I couldnt even get through a single mag no matter the weight/brand without multiple RTB issues. Wasted a lot of money (around 500 rounds) trying to “break it in” which wasn’t the issue. I now love shooting this firearm and am very happy to have it.
If someone is having this issue and wants to do this I’d suggest trimming one coil of the extractor spring first and seeing if this resolves it before clipping more off. Like I mentioned after one coil trimmed off I noticed the improvement but cutting the other half coil is what ultimately fixed it. From what I read, and why I tried this fix, is people that have done this noted the extractor spring is too long/stiff for this ported Canik.
Have over 2000 rounds through mine and it’s been flawless the whole time.
Almost 1k down range and 1 hang up
Same here that would suck to get a lemon
I’d like to buy yours 😂
You running the stock spring or did you switch it
@@stevenv116 im pretty sure he’s using the stock spring. Thats what I’ve been using since i purchased it. Currently have about 700 ish rounds through it and all i got was a light primer strike from reman ammo from 2a warehouse.
I've had the same issue with mine. After 100 rounds i cleaned it very well including the striker assembly. Shot another 50 rounds of 124gr and only had a couple failures. It's a new gun so I don't like the idea of trimming the ejector spring. I'm going to try another 100 rounds before contacting Canik. Too many people are having this problem for it to be a limp wristing issue.
Check your firing pin for damage. This is becoming a common issue
@@braydenfawcett7203 I've checked it a couple times and no damage is visible. I believe firing pin damage is related to the number of FTRTB and pulling the trigger while out of battery. I did receive the new high power recoil spring and I am over 200 rounds so I am anxious to see if corrects the FTRTB.
They told me the same thing I wasn’t holding the gun properly? BS I got rid of it
Mine did this I ran about 250 rounds of heavy grain in it . The gun runs great now. The extractor was keeping the gun from going back into battery just needed breaking in.
So after I watched your video, I bought a TTI.
At the shop while going over new gun, I installed the lighter spring.
Next day we went to range, and several times had exact issue you are making video about.
Pushed slide fully FWD, and it would shoot.
I ran to the truck in a panic and grabbed the stronger spring and put it (stock) stronger 💪 spring back in.
After putting stock spring back in, I had no more problems the rest of the day, and we several people pushed rounds through it--zero issues.
200+ rds = zero issues.
Had I not watched your video I would have been furious at my new purchase, so thanks for the vid-- the fix for me was simply putting stock spring back in....
Once I have a few hundred more rds through it I'll try lighter spring again see if it works then.....
Yea I just left the stock one in and grabbed 124 grain blazer sot 150 rounds with zero malfunctions.
One guy on UA-cam look at the frame and next to the where the appears to be a stud play plastic sticking out that look like the slide was rubbing against. He filed it off, no more problems. Ubr arsenal canik TTI combat malfunction nightmare. Check it out and see if it helps you.
Definitely weird to see that you’re having these issues. The TTI Combat is my 4th Canik and is running flawlessly…. I only have ~800 rds through it. Keep us posted. Great video….
The pistol is not going fully into battery. Try a stronger recoil spring.
I have had a few failures to feed and several light primer strikes. In about a 100 rounds, I wonder if it has to do with the lower serial numbered firearms ?
Based on the video it looks like on the shots with issues the slide is moving slightly forward AFTER you pull the trigger which leads me to believe it isn’t going back into battery. Which would explain no strikes on the primer. You can try to grip it tighter (remember Glock wrist) or putting a heavier recoil spring in there.
I shot my brand new Canik TTi the other day. Malfunctioned the first 4 rounds. Shot probably a total of over 100rounds before I finally gave up. In between rounds I had failure to go into battery. Double feed. Stove pipes. And other issues. Changed the springs. Cleaned and lubed it. Even switched between 115 and 124 grain ammo. Still would malfunction. Very disappointed.
Have you tried different ammo
Good video shows the problems I had. Canik support sucks. They don’t have a phone to talk too. Disappointed in Taran butler. He claimed he wanted a gun that straight out the box would work. Evidently he didn’t quality control this product. I have 5 Caniks and fix my own because they don’t have support system. I don’t believe a gun needs a break in period but use 124 grain on Caniks the first 500 rounds. I changed the recoil spring to lighter one and polished barrel ramp and slide rails. It definitely improved. I believe you’re right about the guide rod and spring. I guess have to wait for aftermarket assembly to fix Taran’s screw up.
Lock the slide back and drop a round in the chamber. When you point that barrel up north, that round should drop right out. Mine is having issues with consistency of rounds dropping out. I'm almost positive the tolerances on the chamber are too tight and this is causing some issues with the failure to go into battery
I have 2 of these canik tti's, bought 3 months apart. Both shoot FLAWLESSLY! I even shoot lower power competition rounds.
Biggg Thanks for The Video, Input and Test Drive of This Gun. As I Am a Big Fan of The Caniks Pistol but They Were Illegal in California til Recently. And I Have a Question. Is it Possibly The Ammo That You are Putting Thru The Gun as I Know That I Have Had Issues w/ Some of My Firearms w/ The Ammo and Not The Actual Firearm as Some Firearms are Just Straight Finicky w/ The Types of Ammo That We Put Thru Them. 🤔
@@funpereyobidake6387 check the update video!
I’m curious as to what your serial number is. These started with 00001. I work at a sporting goods chain store and we just sold number 37868. I bought mine with a 04000 number and no issues.
I put 500 rounds through mine for the first time since purchased with zero issues. Have you tried running 124 grain to see if that has any impact? I know it shouldn't make a difference, but when I purchased, I brought up the failure to return to battery issues that I was seeing online, and they suggested using 124 gr for the first couple hundred rounds which wasn't an issue for me, because I have a bunch of it.! Good luck with your issues! ✌️
My TTI Combat runs flawlessly.
Stock spring it came installed with ? And what grain ?
@stevenv116 yes, I run the stock spring. I only switch it out when I fire a higher grain of I want to but honestly it runs better on higher grain. Go mid tier 9mm.
Same. Stock everything, runs amazingly
@@BigBoss-sh2jxsame thing mine has been flawless and I ordered mine and was some of the first people to have them. Came with low power and regular spring in my box. I swapped it for the low power spring right away and I can run anything through it works just wonderfully.
@@BigBoss-sh2jxsame here
Had issues akin to this. Sent off once. Sent back after 18 uneventful test rounds. They issued a spring. 290more rounds with up and down performance and asked for replacement. They sent me a new one. Now have 1300 rounds thru it and consider this a first-run issuance problem.
I got mine two weeks before the release date and I have the exact same issue. I just haven’t had time to contact Century arms but this is my third Canik that I own and this is the only one I have issues with I’ll try changing the recall spring I will see if that helps
Check the firing pin for damage. Becoming a common issue
I seen the slide slightly move forward when the malfunctions happened, there for if was just a tad out of battery and shouldnt fire.. Change the spring brother..
On the first misfire in this video, the slide didn’t reset forward after the previous shot. Watch the slide in the video. It’s only about a quarter inch or less but you can see it reset forward after the trigger pull.
Isn’t it based off the mete not the rival. Either way my has been a work horse as well. Self inflicted problems when we did find any.
Try seeing if the trigger is shifting left or right as you squeeze... it maybe a problem with that particular trigger.
I bought one a couple weeks ago and both times I've taken it out to shoot it was jamming but it would only do it with a certain type of ammo
Is it happening with both mags? I noticed when you showed your early failures that it was out of battery. Not as bad as the 1 you showed at the end of the video. It's going into battery as you squeeze the trigger. Maybe the mag is hanging it up a few milliseconds and causing your issue? You could press check that gun and the cocking indicator will reset. But if it's not in battery the indicator will still show ready to fire because you pulled the trigger before it could fire. Just a guess
Yes does it with both mags
sold mine after 200 rounds. had issues with the slide cycling back all the way (recoil spring issue most likely) and the trigger wouldnt reset at times. cool gun but too many issues for me out the box
How did you sell yours?
Mine has been working absolutely amazing.
I saw the slide move forward as you pulled the trigger on a non fire. Have had a few pistols not like to reset slide completely back into position with a comp installed. The slide jump is a good clue.
My first canik (Mete SFX) has been flawless. My second canik (Mete MC9) was plagued with all sorts of problems. Was interested in this one and this has shown that they don't really care about quality control and you get what you pay for. I will stick to my glocks. Man I wanted to love canik but a gun that doesn't run properly pointless no matter the deal on it.
My first canik was an sfx also-love it, also grandsons favorite gun to shoot, also have an sft, just got the TTI, and also happy with it.
Any folks that I know that have caniks are having good results, as well as customer service from canik.
This is how my Glock 19 Gen 4 ran new out of the box. Brass to the face, jamming problems and FTE through 600 rounds of all kinds and weights of ammo. Got rid of it
@@pcpolice7937 i got rid of it a while ago. Surprised you have issues with the glock. None of my glocks have ever given me a problem.
@@illyriafirearms I believe every gun manufacturer has had their share of development pains.
The gun has 2 recoil spring for lite & heavy for different velocity rds the one on it to begin with is high velocity rds know which velocity rds your using & when to switch out to other spring
At 6:02 notice when you pull the trigger when the slide isn’t locked in place it doesn’t shoot I wonder if you noticed it at the time and put it back into place if it would shoot I’m going keep an eye out for it in the rest of the video
Just out of curiosity, have you pulled the striker and the striker block out and inspected those parts? I’ve heard that there is a problem with some chipping away and damage of where the striker engages with the striker block. It may not have anything to do with it. But if there is visual damage of those parts, it could be a possibility. I’m glad I saw this because I really wanted to purchase one of these. Now I am a little “gun shy“. Pardon the pun. I wanted one of these because I have a Canik elite combat that has about 5000 rounds through it at this point and it is a fantastic gun and I honestly can’t remember any issues at all with it. Maybe one or two stove pipes due to my wife limp wristing it.
I have not inspected it, but they did replace the striker when it was sent the first time to get fixed.
I’m hearing the spring they send with it is too weak and then with the weak spring it screws up the firing pin
I got mine a little over a month ago but I’ve only put 50-100 through it.
I had recently bought a P365 and a suppressor for my FNX45 so I was shooting 3 guns that day.
Normally I would know better how many rounds I had through a gun but that day was kind of a blur.
I’ll be taking it out to the range again where it will be the only pistol and really get some trigger time with it.
You can see when the malfunction gap it failing to go back into battery. You might be riding the slide. You to have some big hands man. I really believe it’s the way you’re holding it. Next time try holding it and see if you can make sure your hands sits below the slide or off and see if it still happens. It don’t take much of a hit at all to make her slow down enough
What a pain in the butt.
I’m glad I saw this before buying.
I saw a very lightly used one at my LGS. Almost purchased it, kinda glad I didn't. Makes me wonder if the original owner was having a similar issue. This is odd, I've purchased Caniks before in the past and never had a problem out of any of them. Thanks for the video.
Im new to guns only a week looking into them but for this tti I heard that cleaning the factory grease and just regular use to get it to work more smoothly (around 200 rounds) would make it flawless which I’m not sure if that’s true. What do you think? Is it worth it at 1k?
It is very much worth the price. Good quality and name with an affordable price. Plus this likely will not be a long term production. So I suggest snagging one if you can!
Ammo...fmj is shit
@@PusanCG1 so you mean to tell us that guns aren’t supposed to run full metal jacket rounds?
@@AlphaTactics my opinion with running thru fmj I've had more issues with extracting rounds thru multiple pistols jhp ran much more flawlessly
@@AlphaTactics i know it’s not a whole lot of money but I’ll have to do a lil saving for a whole (couple months maybe) just life stuff but do you really think it’s limited time? I would really enjoy having one but don’t want to miss out
My ffl just hit me up saying he got one in. But I’ve heard many mixed reviews. For 900 bucks should not have any issues. My 300 dollar dagger performs perfect
I would honestly wait a little while before buying one. Hopefully they will get whatever the problem is fixed soon.
I had similar problems with lower powered ammo when I was using the recoil spring that was installed when I purchased it. Second trip to the range I used Federal 115 gr and 124 grain and it ran great. Put in a mag of 147 and issue came back - so with mine at least it was definitely the ammo. I haven't tried swapping springs and using the lower power - might do that later, but since 124 runs so good I don't see a reason to switch.
I was having the same issues. I’ve been shooting for over 30 years so I know it wasn’t a grip issue like canik was originally saying. I cleaned it before I took it to the range the first time, it wasn’t factory grease gumming it up. I sent it back in and they had it for a couple weeks and replaced the striker and spring. I ran a few hundred rounds through it with no issues. Took it out to finally show it off to some friends and it went right back to having the same problems again. I noticed the actual bullet was a little mangled like it was hitting the feed ramp or top of the barrel, and the feed ramp did look a little odd. I sent it back in again. Canik just replaced the entire gun for me this time. Haven’t taken it to the range yet but the feed ramp looks different now. Maybe it was an issue with the early ones that has since been corrected. Fingers crossed
Any Updates ? Did it run better ?
Interesting video and issue with it not resetting sometimes!
Id figure out the reason why its going out of battery. Everytime it happens the slide is out of battery and goes back in.
Theres something preventing the slide from going back into battery. Id disassemble and figure it out.
I love my tti. Shot it over 500 rounds no issue. 125 grains no problem. Didn’t try any other.
Your Grip is not the best, did you used to fire revolvers?
Ive ran 500ish rounds through mine. ZERO malfunctions. Right out the box haven't even cleaned it. Using 115gr Winchester White box.
I was really hyped over the TTI combat. After the videos and the comments i'm not sure if it is the right move to buy one yet
Check your firing pin out. I guarantee there is damage on it. I have this issue as well as many others
If you use the correct recoil spring based on the ammunition you’re using, you don’t have any issues with the TTI combat
@@dwightconley8279 we’ve tested this with hundreds of rounds and it is not the issue. Some people aren’t having issues. Others are having lots.
@@AlphaTactics maybe you misunderstood, the TTI Combat comes with a light competition spring, a standard spring, and a heavy spring. Different springs for different 9x19 ammunition’s
@@dwightconley8279 yes but none are stopping the failures people are having from any type of ammunition
@@AlphaTactics I see amateurs like you at my range all the time. It’s a competition gun. The firearm isn’t going back into battery because the ammunition isn’t heavy enough for the spring you currently have installed in the box. I’ve had to change out the springs and explain to people how they match up with 90% of these TTIs coming to the range. If you don’t know how competition guns work or how all the parts that come equipped with the gun work, you probably shouldn’t be reviewing them and telling the average joe buying them that they’re bad. Especially when you show your ignorance to the basic functions of the parts that come with the gun
@@dwightconley8279so is it better to stay with the stock spring or switch it to the lower one?
my friend has this gun and his did similar things with slide not going into battery
Mine on that same shit. Agreed with the customer service. They mailed me a spring quick fast and a hurry. Sent 150 rounds. They said it was break in for the weapon. I haven’t shot it since I received the spring. Given what he’s mentioned is making me nervous. Hope it doesn’t do that when I go back to the range.
I love caniks but I'm waiting for them to get together before I buy the tti
I had that same problem and I came to the realization that it was me making it happen. Every time I took a shot and had limp wrist it did it. What’s happening is the trigger is resetting but if you pay close attention the slide isn’t going back into battery. That’s why you keep getting a dry fire. Hopefully that take helps
A good gun should fire regardless of the gun being fired sideways upside down limp wrist broke wrist no wrist. We have shot guns that are way cheaper than this in all kinds of ways and never had a problem.
@@AutoBiography903 welp that’s not true lol. Glocks considered the most reliable gun and it does the same thing at times if you shoot limp wrist. So 🤷🏽♂️
@@MalWick I have attempted to limp wrist our Glock 19x and could not get it to fail.
Looks like your spring is weak and the slide isn't going all the way forward
I've had zero problems with mine. Shot over 500 rounds...zero issues
Mine just started doing what this one is doing after I got to about 400 rounds, just a few days ago.
Same issues here. Even after the new recoil spring
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When you start using a compensator it can get temperamental.....once you digure it out shes a BUTE that goes for any firearm with a compensator.....some do bettwr then others
BINGO, not a lot of people understand this. Glad you pointed it out.
Just took my TTI Combat out to the range today to break her in. Ran 250 rounds and had about 75 failure to return to battery. I reached out to Century Arms for some help. Running 115 grain Winchester. Just sucks because she was getting so much attention from everyone and I looked like a fool with the constant failures. Taran Butler should be embarrassed to have his branding on this collaboration. Never following the hype again lol. I’ll stick to my Springfield XD and Beretta PX4 Storm.
I actually had the exact same problem. I thought it was the gun. But ill be honest. I was limp wristing the gun and that was causing failure to return to battery. I worked on my grip and I have never had a problem again. I am also using new republic 115 grain. It has been running flawlessly since I've changed my grip. I also have 2 glocks which I have never ever had any failures with even with my crappy grip. But the tti requires proper techniques to fire correctly. I'm just being honest.
@@carcar5911 yea I took it out the next day and had much better results with 124 grain. I reached out to Century Arms and they are sending me a high force performance spring so when that gets in I’ll see if it helps as I still get about 1 failure per magazine. The scaphoid bone in my dominate wrist is permanently broken so I know my grip isn’t the best which could be a contributing factor. I just don’t get the same failures when running my Springfield XD or Beretta PX4 Storm, but the TTI is a competition gun so I hear they run better with specific ammunition and a more experienced shooter. Glad to hear you are happy with your TTI, it’s a great gun overall!
@rawdogdavid same here. I've never had any other failures with a y other gins. Before I fixed my grip it was failing about 2 out of every 10 shots
@@carcar5911 the TTI is going to force us to be better shooters hahaha!
@@carcar5911 just and update on my end. I received and installed the high force performance spring from Century Arms and ran 300 rounds of Winchester 115 grain with zero issues. Seems to have solved the issue for me.
I have 1,800 rounds through mine. Zero issues.
Caniks are off brand Walthers
They borrowed then Walther trigger (just lightened the springs to give it a ligher pull) and decided that with a great trigger and nicely packaged ppl will buy it
I have a Rival and I got light primer strikes. Take that same round and put it in my PDP and it fires every time
Also, I had a few hundreds rounds through my Rival before the cerakote started to wear.
Before I had my PDP ported and cerakoted I had thousand through it and you couldn’t never tell.
My FN has 4K and the cerakote looks new
Canik is just low quality
You aren't totally correct in calling Canik off brand Walter's. They are not a PDP. They are originally clones of the Walther P99 model.
Canik makes firearms and weapons for the Turkish military and police force.
Canik has aerospace manufacturing experience with Airbus, Boeing, and Lockhead Martin.
They have a reputation for reliability.
So no, they are not low quantity.
Many companies sometimes have a few hiccups in developing new products.
The recoil spring is the issue
It had the high performance spring in it that Canik sent.
I have the same issues. 9 failures in 150 shots. Not acceptable
Not fully in battery. Cannik frames can be plastic proud on the frame. File down any proud plastic on the frame level with any flush metal and all your problems will be solved.
I don’t think we should have to file down anything on a brand new $1k firearm!
😂I have 1 about 500rds r so , I have has a few ftb but I'm 66 yes old I tend to lose my grip half way through mag .my son is 18 never happen 2 him. Great gun accurate but I love❤ my czp10c czech hammer.
Change the spring for lower grain ammo :)
I’m waiting till next year when the second line drops
Mine had like 3-4 failures due to Winchester ammo. At about 700 rounds, no cleaning and just fine. Used federal 115 grain and some spreecher 124 lawman
Results, don’t use shitty Winchester ammo
Friends don't let friends shoot Winchester White Box ammo...LOL
500rds through mine with 115gr an 124gr mix and zero issues so far
I had mine for 3 weeks and sold it
It refused to cycle properly
The gun shop told me I wasn’t holding it properly BS
I have 5 canik’ this was a lemon I got rid of it . I felt it needed a new recoil spring but century want to gun back with a 6/8 week turnaround BS
Good by
I am having the same issue. 😢
Mine is doing the exact same thing 😢
I had the same issue. Centry Arms sent me a new 'heavy' spring, and zero failures since the new spring was put in.
Yeah but still. You shouldn't have to run a high compression spring just to shoot your gun. Especially if your doing competition running 115gr. Does it shoot 115 with your new spring?
Looks like it just ain’t properly lubricated
Slow down the speed to 0.25x at around 5:42 then notice the first mag with ni failures he had a few limp wrists but mostly had a good grip. The second mag with the failures it was all limp wristed. I only shoot ported or comp guns and i remember having to learn how to grip again because in ported and comped guns it was not going back to full battery. After switching springs and blaming the guns I realized it was me. I was the problem 😂
Check out or 2 recent videos we de bunked the limp wrist problem.
@AlphaTactics thank you. I watched the video. None of the guns you limp waisted were ported or had comps. That's the whole point I was trying to make. When I switched to only ported or comped guns I had re-learn my grip. Nothing was debunked unless you do another video limp wristing only ported or comped guns.
I own one and just don’t get this video. Mine runs excellent no jams no failures just straight flawless.
No issues to report here! Ran about 1,000 rounds.
Have no had one malfunction with mine.
This has nothing to do with the striker in any shape, form, or fashion! It’s clearly outta battery. I’d lay money on it being the WRONG recoil spring. That being said it could also be combined with the ammo you’re using! Then at the end when you tapped the slide forward, it fires! Ding ding! 💡
That being said …. Someone needs to show “ALLEN” how to properly grip a pistol too! 😑
READ THE MANUAL! ALL CANIKS SAY USE 124 GR Since switching from 115 to 124 not a single issue.
@@reedschwenger1305 we tried both! This looks to be a case by case situation unfortunately.
have not had any problems with mine so far.
Mine runs fantastic, not a issue
Got about 300 rounds through mine and all is good. It's definitely not a true TTI gun but still lots of fun to shoot.
I mean, but it is? Why wouldn’t it be, it has taran all over it and he did so much work for it. Why would the Glock 34 be a TTI gun but this not? Cause it’s a canik? Cause it’s cheaper? There’s no logic there with your statement
Its not the gun, it definitely his grip interfering with the slide reset
The first time it happened in the video it didn't go into battery all the way
Tell me your a TTI fanboy without saying it
Ya might consider yourgrip is your hand draging on the slide? Wierd havenot heard of anyone else havin this issue idk man good luck
My tti is flawless
Interesting hate to see you are having these issues brother🫡🫡
You can clearly see it’s out of battery!
Barton Mount
For a gun that costs $1000.00, it should run flawlessly out of the box. No excuse for this bs. Glad I didn’t get one. I bought a Rival Darkside instead and it has been perfect for less money!
It’s not a muzzle brake
It is a compensator, which is a type of muzzle brake!
They had to pay taren so much they had to skimp on the gun. Thtas what happens when the gun world goes mainstream and starts doing 'collaborations'
never had problem with mine… been shooting the crap out of it at the range.. almost 2k now… thank goodness i dont have the same problem like what others experience or else it will be a bummer..