Just curious if anyone has had any experience with this firearm yet? I’m not looking to replace my hellcat by any means but it does look interesting. Depending on what I find out I might do a little horse trading for one just to play with it and see if it really is all they say.
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I don’t have any experience with that particular model, but I do have a Canik SFX Rival, it feels really good in the hand and has an incredible trigger.
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This is a really nice review that sootch00 gives on YouTube in case you are interested. Looks like a good shooter and a sharp looking firearm. I definitely like it.
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Yeah I’ve seen that review scooch did. Looks like a real solid contender in the micro nine arena. Probably has the potential to replace my sig Sauer 938 in my rotation with my hellcats and my Kimber 45.
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Don’t quote me on this, but I think we are supposed to get one for rental at the range.
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It’ll be a while before I can get back and do any actual shooting at least the end of the month probably unless I can sneak in under the doctor’s radar 
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Looks the METE line from Canik becomes more popular every day.
I went through several articles about this firearm and found this cool looking picture 
METE SFX
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I recently had an opportunity to fire one. Felt great in the hands, better than my fathers 43X with less recoil in a better trigger for sure. I had two fte after 15 rounds, but broke the weapon down and oiled it up and didn’t have any more issues with 100 more rounds. I don’t know if it was just needing to be broken in, or lubed or both. Left me wanting to know why before investing in getting one.
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Welcome to the Community, @JoseLuis .
In my opinion, every new pistol should be first broken down, cleaned, lubed and dry fired before shooting.
I’m not sure if new mass production firearms are test shot anymore before shipping out.
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Welcome aboard sir! We are happy to have you.
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Its my understanding these misfeed alot.