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Daleo8803

Daleo8803

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I'm thinking of getting a canik tp9sfx as it seems to be a awesome pistol for the $$. And I don't have a pistol to use in uspsa besides my open G17. The canik comes ready for optics. It comes with a slide racker as well. Is the slide racker allowed in carry optics? I didn't see it in the rules. Thanks
 
I have a tp9sfx. Hands down the best striker fired trigger I have shot. They come over sprung and need to have the recoil spring and firing pin spring replaced in order to gave consistent lower pf cycles.
 
Mike Overlay said:
I have a tp9sfx. Hands down the best striker fired trigger I have shot. They come over sprung and need to have the recoil spring and firing pin spring replaced in order to gave consistent lower pf cycles.
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Cool. Where did you get the springs from?
 
Daleo8803 said:
Cool. Where did you get the springs from?
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I went with a sig p320 guide rod and a 1911 commander length 11lb recoil spring. The firing pin spring is a glock red.

If you shoot Spartanburg uspsa at the end of the month, you are more than welcome to use it for the match. Has a leupold delta point 2.5 dot.
 
11#? Wow it still goes into battery? Ive i dont really rack the slide with a 14# it has issues. But only putting the 1st round in the chamber.
 
Do those same springs/guide rod work for ppq? I know they are fairly interchangeable

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Daleo8803 said:
So u have replaced the factory springs because you load your ammo down to the minimum PF?

ATM I will be using factory ammo.
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Yup. They have springs that were chosen for Nato rounds, a bit higher in the pf scale.
Stock configuration, they seem to love the 124 gr nato rounds.
 
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