TF just released a solid brass Canik +0. The golden glow of natural brass looks awesome, and they weigh enough to dampen recoil. You can’t use them for IDPA competition (too heavy), but at 2.7 ounces, they’re legal within the USPSA Production rules. You can get some here: http://taylorfreelancestore.com/canik-0-basepad-brass/
New Part Alert! We are now producing (and have a bunch in stock) a Walther PPQ +6 in Brass.
Taylor Freelance’s new +6 for the PPQ extends your mags out to the maximum allowed in 3-Gun and USPSA Limited — giving you 21+1 instead of the stock 15. If you shoot a .40, our extension gives you +4+ to +5, for 16 or 17+1.
We get this question a lot. How do you make the stock Canik TP9 basepad fit the TF magwells. This video explains how to modify your stock basepads to work and why you need to do this. An easy two minute fix!
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We now have a whole family of Tungsten Canik parts! Canik +4, +0, +9 and a Tungsten TP-9 Magwells. Check it out!
http://taylorfreelancestore.com/canik/
MAX CANIK CAPACITY! Take your Canik mags all the way out to 27+1!If you want more ammo, this is the ultimate available – and it works with our magwells.
Here at TF we’ve been looking at what’s needed to field a Canik Open racegun. The first item needed is a 170mm extension — because reloading is slow!