Canik punches way above it's weight class when it comes to price. Canik really produces some awesome firearms for what you pay. Literally, probably the best bang for the buck in the gun industry IMO.
While I may not be heavily involved in competitions myself, the precision and attention to detail put into these firearms are truly impressive. It speaks volumes to the advancements in engineering and the dedication to meeting the demands of serious shooters. It's a testament to the evolution of the sport and the commitment of manufacturers to provide top-tier performance without the need for aftermarket upgrades.
Hello, I am wanting to add one of these to my collection. Since, I believe you know them all, which would be the top two you would recommend and why? Thank you.
Out of the selection, it depends on what you're willing to spend... The Shadow 2 is about $1,100 to $1,250 with the option to get sa/da, or single action only. The orange is the slightly upgraded version. Keep in mind, the Shadow 2 doesn't come with an optic cut. (Not listed) The Shadow 2 Compact does come with an optic cut and is lighter weight, of course not full size. Can't go wrong with CZ, but the price tag might hold you back. The Q5 Match and the Canik Rival compete with each other very well head to head in performance, accuracy, and great triggers. The Shadow 2 trigger is superior! There are plenty of guns that are extremely accurate out of the box that didn't make this list such as the Tangfolio Witness (an affordable CZ clone), Bul Armory double stack 1911's and the price tag climes from there. The Canik Rival Steel is close to $900, however the polymer Rival is close $650. The Q5 Match (which is also Steel framed) ranges between $900 and $1,100 depending on where you shop. I own a polymer Canik and it's accuracy is phenomenal! I've shot a Shadow 2 and have made a decent clone with a SAR 2000 that almost matches the accuracy and trigger after adding a Galloway Precision spring kit. I spent close to $640 including the modifications on my SAR. SAR offers 2 incredible other options including the K12 and the P8L which are similar in design, better ergonomics, and the P8L has a beautiful ported barrel with slide cuts that reduce recoil. I'm wanting to get a P8L and compare it head to head with a Shadow 2 with the Galloway spring kit.
@@oddballgunman5288 WOW, THANK YOU!!!!!, you really went above and beyond what I would have been okay with but I was thrilled that you did. Your answer was responded to me as if it were me responding to another. Again, thank you.
In IPSC the most popular pistols are hammer fired pistols and not striker fired pistols The multiple word champion Eric Gauffrel is using a CZ Shadow 2 The first picture of Walther is not Q5 Match pro but Q5 match Expert who is better than the pro. For the Sig P320 there is a better one for competition, it’s the P320 Spectre Comp. You forgot the S&W M&P 9:Performance, the CZ75 TSO. You speak always about the same brands. Do you know the following brands? 1/ ARMA ZEKA 2/ KMR precision Arms 3/ M-Arms 3/ STI
You talk about the Canik rival being polymer and less than 800 dollars. But the version you show is the canik rival s. The steel frame edition that is about 1200 dollars.
Cz75 🍊 best u can buy. Stealth arms platypus. Way ahead of guns in this video. Ive shot most of them. If want pure hsnd gun accuracy. Platypus is top dog! Cz75 🍊 is right with it. How many hand guns can u hit business card with. 20 times at 20ft?
Canik punches way above it's weight class when it comes to price. Canik really produces some awesome firearms for what you pay. Literally, probably the best bang for the buck in the gun industry IMO.
I’ve watched videos on the canik steel frames, nothing but issues with them?
That Rival-S chrome is SPOT on in aim with zero adjustment
While I may not be heavily involved in competitions myself, the precision and attention to detail put into these firearms are truly impressive. It speaks volumes to the advancements in engineering and the dedication to meeting the demands of serious shooters. It's a testament to the evolution of the sport and the commitment of manufacturers to provide top-tier performance without the need for aftermarket upgrades.
Yeah the Canik Rival S is not polymer. It's also Rob L-AY-tham.
Always great information 👍
Great guns video 👍❤
The Canik Rival S is a Steel frame
3:25 -----> 3:26
The slide is NOT that soft AT ALL
Hello,
I am wanting to add one of these to my collection. Since, I believe you know them all, which would be the top two you would recommend and why? Thank you.
Out of the selection, it depends on what you're willing to spend... The Shadow 2 is about $1,100 to $1,250 with the option to get sa/da, or single action only. The orange is the slightly upgraded version. Keep in mind, the Shadow 2 doesn't come with an optic cut. (Not listed) The Shadow 2 Compact does come with an optic cut and is lighter weight, of course not full size. Can't go wrong with CZ, but the price tag might hold you back. The Q5 Match and the Canik Rival compete with each other very well head to head in performance, accuracy, and great triggers. The Shadow 2 trigger is superior! There are plenty of guns that are extremely accurate out of the box that didn't make this list such as the Tangfolio Witness (an affordable CZ clone), Bul Armory double stack 1911's and the price tag climes from there. The Canik Rival Steel is close to $900, however the polymer Rival is close $650. The Q5 Match (which is also Steel framed) ranges between $900 and $1,100 depending on where you shop. I own a polymer Canik and it's accuracy is phenomenal! I've shot a Shadow 2 and have made a decent clone with a SAR 2000 that almost matches the accuracy and trigger after adding a Galloway Precision spring kit. I spent close to $640 including the modifications on my SAR. SAR offers 2 incredible other options including the K12 and the P8L which are similar in design, better ergonomics, and the P8L has a beautiful ported barrel with slide cuts that reduce recoil. I'm wanting to get a P8L and compare it head to head with a Shadow 2 with the Galloway spring kit.
@@oddballgunman5288 WOW, THANK YOU!!!!!, you really went above and beyond what I would have been okay with but I was thrilled that you did. Your answer was responded to me as if it were me responding to another. Again, thank you.
@@oddballgunman5288 oh, I just went to your post and subscribed, thanks.
Zedra always looks like a deer in headlights
In IPSC the most popular pistols are hammer fired pistols and not striker fired pistols
The multiple word champion Eric Gauffrel is using a CZ Shadow 2
The first picture of Walther is not Q5 Match pro but Q5 match Expert who is better than the pro.
For the Sig P320 there is a better one for competition, it’s the P320 Spectre Comp.
You forgot the S&W M&P 9:Performance, the CZ75 TSO.
You speak always about the same brands.
Do you know the following brands?
1/ ARMA ZEKA 2/ KMR precision Arms 3/ M-Arms 3/ STI
You talk about the Canik rival being polymer and less than 800 dollars. But the version you show is the canik rival s. The steel frame edition that is about 1200 dollars.
Cz75 🍊 best u can buy. Stealth arms platypus. Way ahead of guns in this video. Ive shot most of them. If want pure hsnd gun accuracy. Platypus is top dog! Cz75 🍊 is right with it. How many hand guns can u hit business card with. 20 times at 20ft?
When will Canik be legal in CA?!
@6:32 Why would you need a "defense" trigger in a "competition" gun? lmao. Are paper and steel targets firing back these days?
There is an edition bug at 04:12
Where is the don't recommend selection.
Walther pdp >
I have shadow 2 best hand gun I ever owned