Canik Arms

Just for the shock value.

Anyway, see, now one of the things that has come up is that if you're doing a gun review, right, and Canik gives you the gun, pays you to review the gun, right, loans you the gun, you have to, of course, to give a disclosure about that, you have to say, okay, this gun was supplied to me by Canik and, you know, and, If you don't do that, you're breaking the law.

I don't know what law it is, but that is actually...

Which law? Well, I've got to find that out.

I

would like for YouTube to show me the statute that requires me to do that.

But, and even if you're trying not to monetize it, if you don't try to monetize it, but if you say, this gun was provided to me by Canik, and I will be returning the gun...

And then they're not going to let you put the video up because it's sponsored content.

So the benefits of factory ports is that now it's protected by the warranty because the manufacturer is the one that created it and installed that or provided it.

So you're seeing companies now that are coming out with factory compensators like SIG with the GTO, Canik with the TTI, Canik with the Ramjet combination thing they got there.

Kimber's now got a big compensated end port on theirs that looks really tasty.

T-Sauce has one as well.

Yeah, they've got it.

There's an Echelon with a factory port.

There's Canik.

There's...

And so they are the second biggest ones.

And then I heard third is actually Canik.

Yeah.

And those are taking off here in the United States too.

Yeah.

Even competition shooters, like very high-level competitors, are starting to switch from expensive, like 2011s, and they're starting to shoot Canucks, which is surprising.

But I'm impressed so far.

Yeah, I never shot one, but I heard only good things so far.

Unless you're getting, like, a 2011 or something like that, but.

Yeah, I mean, everybody raves about the Canik's trigger.

Yeah, that's true.

It's okay.

[laughs]

And aren't, aren't they, like, a clone of, like, Walters or Walthers or something like that anyway?

Uh, yeah, I think, Ryan, uh, Caleb was telling me that, like, five or six of the parts out of a Canik will go into his Walther PDP.

No way.

Number one, where he lives, he's kind of in an urban environment, suburban environment, so he's got either – A, use an indoor range, or B, drive an hour to get to an outdoor range, you know, kind of thing.

So, one of the things that I did yesterday was I took out my Canik Mete.

My Mete SFT has the EOTech closed emitter, the CE, on it with the donut on it.

And I was working on some steel and some moving and so forth.

which was a really good pivot for State Farm.

But I do think that you can't, you know, I can't sit here and be worried about what Canik is doing, right? Because me thinking about them means that I'm not thinking about what we can be doing better to get our messaging out to our customers, to have the conversations that need to be had with our customers and that sort of thing.

But now that I've said all of that, what brands would you think would you guys identify as sort of, you know, occupying that same tier as you guys are? Like who's in your comp set?

Osight.

You can't see this.

Someone has taken a full-sized Canik TP9 V2.

Perfectly

good gun.

In Elements County, Devon's father, Dexter, called police Sunday afternoon to report another disappearance, one with ominous implications.

I reported my firearm was missing, a 9mm Canik.

I kept it in a box that was locked in my closet.

I checked and it wasn't there, so I reported it.