All Canik Models
Canik makes striker-fired 9mm pistols in Türkiye: the METE series (full-size and MC9 micro-compact), the earlier TP9 line, and the SFx Rival and TTI Combat competition models. This page compares caliber, capacity, barrel length and the lowest current price across US retailers.
Showing 4 model lines
| Photo | Model | Action | Caliber | Capacity | Barrel | Price |
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Canik METE TP9 successor launched in 2021: full-size SF, SFT and SFx plus the MC9, MC9L, MC9LS and compensated MC9 Prime micro-compacts. 9mm · Striker-fired pistol · 12–20 · 3.18–5.2" |
Striker-fired pistol | 9mm | 12–20 | 3.18–5.2" | from $325 604 offers · 22 stores Compare prices |
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Canik TP9 Canik’s original 9mm striker line sold in the US through Century Arms: TP9SF, SA Mod.2 and DA, long-slide SFx and Elite models. 9mm · Striker-fired pistol · 3.6–5.2" |
Striker-fired pistol | 9mm | 3.6–5.2" | from $345 138 offers · 19 stores Compare prices |
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| Competition pistols 2 models | ||||||
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Canik SFx Rival / Rival-S METE-based race gun for USPSA, IDPA and IPSC (SHOT Show 2022); the 2023 Rival-S adds a steel frame. 9mm · Striker-fired competition pistol · 18 · 5" |
Striker-fired competition pistol | 9mm | 18 | 5" | from $607 146 offers · 21 stores Compare prices |
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Canik TTI Combat Built with Taran Tactical Innovations: ported 4.6" barrel, removable compensator, flared magwell, optics-ready slide; also in Smoke. 9mm · Striker-fired competition pistol · 18 / 21 · 4.6" |
Striker-fired competition pistol | 9mm | 18 / 21 | 4.6" | from $930 75 offers · 18 stores Compare prices |
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More variants
Canik153 in stockCanik Prime Optic Footprint44 in stockCanik 9mm 18 Round37 in stockCanik Tungsten22 in stockCanik Tan18 in stockCanik 1911 4515 in stockMC9L8 in stockSFT Optic Footprint8 in stockCanik Bronze7 in stockCanik C96 in stockMETE SF6 in stockTP9SF Elite5 in stockCanik 9mm Tactical4 in stockCanik Steel Frame4 in stockCanik With Threaded Barrel4 in stockTP9SFX Tungsten4 in stockCanik Black And Gold3 in stockCanik Limited Edition3 in stockMC9LS Optic3 in stockElite SC Tungsten 9mm3 in stockTP9SA Mod 2 9mm3 in stockTP9SF Camo3 in stockTP9SF FDE3 in stockTP9SF Tungsten3 in stock
Classic Canik models
Canik was founded in 1998 and belongs to Türkiye’s SYS group; pistols are made in Samsun, and Canik USA was set up in West Palm Beach, Florida in 2017 in partnership with Century Arms.
- 1998
- Company founded —
Canik is established in Türkiye; headquarters in Istanbul, production in Samsun. - 2009
- Century Arms partnership —
Canik picks Century Arms as its US partner and distributor. - 2017
- TP9SFx 9mm long slide
Named Handgun of the Year at the 2017 Industry Choice Awards. - 2019
- TP9 Elite Combat 9mm
Developed with Salient Arms; 2019 Industry Choice Awards Handgun of the Year. - 2021
- METE SFx / SFT 9mm
First pistols of the METE series, the TP9 successor. - 2022
- SFx Rival 9mm competition
Race gun shown at SHOT Show 2022; a Rival won the 2022 USPSA Limited Nationals. - 2023
- METE MC9 9mm micro-compact
Canik’s first micro-compact, shown at SHOT Show 2023.
Canik model names explained
- METE
- Pistol series launched in August 2021 as the evolution of the TP9; named after a legendary Turkish hero.
- SF
- TP9SF: single-action striker trigger without a decocker or manual safety.
- SA / DA
- TP9SA Mod.2 has a single-action trigger with a decocker; TP9DA has a double-action first pull and a decocker.
- SFx
- Long-slide model with a 5.2" barrel aimed at competition (TP9SFx, METE SFx).
- SFT
- Version with a threaded barrel (METE SFT, SFT Pro).
- Elite SC
- TP9 Elite subcompact: 3.6" barrel, 12 or 15 rounds.
- MC9
- METE micro-compact (2023): 3.18" barrel, 12-round flush magazine, cut for RMSc-footprint optics.
- MC9L / MC9LS
- Micro-compact slide on a larger grip that takes 17-round magazines; LS adds a 3.64" barrel.
- Prime / NC
- MC9 Prime has a compensated barrel and slide; Prime NC is the non-compensated version.
- TTI
- Taran Tactical Innovations, the shop of competition shooter Taran Butler that co-designed the TTI Combat.
