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Frequently asked questions
Why would I change my trigger, its got a great pull ?
This is a common question that we receive. And is often seen in social media posts. Typically the person saying it is unfamiliar with their firearm. They are confusing the part that contacts the finger as being responsible for that "good pull". In actuality that "good pull" is a product of the trigger mechanism that is located in the rear of the Canik firearm. And the part that we offer can be referred to as the "trigger shoe". Which can enhance that "good pull" by offering a smaller operating envelope helping to reduce excessive movement. As well as different finger interface shapes and colors. But changing the trigger shoe will not lighten the pull nor change the reset. Those things are established and controlled by the design of the firearm trigger mechanism in the rear portion of the frame. And not by a trigger shoe that can only rotate about an axis and is connected to the trigger mechanism by an action bar.
"Does your trigger color match the color of my accessories ?"
All of our products are sulfuric acid anodized for a finish over the aluminum. The colors vary from one batch to the next. Different suppliers do not always utilize the same coloring products. Also dyeing the colors is not an exact science. The photos in the website also may depict different colors due to lighting or reflections.
There is no attempt made to match the colors of any existing accessories on your firearms.
We recommend a ceracoat finisher if an exact color match is desired.
Which trigger fits my gun?
That is easy to know. Simply look at the left side of your slide to read the model. If your firearm is an "Elite" model, ANY Elite model ("TP9 Elite SF", "TP9 Elite Executive", "TP9 Elite Combat" or "TP9 Elite SC") . Then order one that states it will fit Elite models.
Or if the slide shows it to be a "Rival" model, ANY Rival model (ALL "Rival" model variants including the "Rival S). Then that gun needs a trigger that is described as fitting a "Rival" model.
If your slide shows the gun to be a "Mete" model, ANY "Mete" model (including the "METE MC9 L, MC9 LS & MC9). That gun requires a trigger that is stated to fit the "Mete" models. The TTI Combat is included in this group also.
That leaves the "TP9" models (NOT "TP9 Elite models, use "Elite for those). Then choose a trigger that is described to fit the "TP9 SFX", "TP9 SF", "TP9 SFL", etc...
Use the "categories" drop down menu and choose the group that you need.