Carry Optics is the Canik side of the safe. The gun is close to stock, so the work goes into grip weight, capacity, and how fast the magazine finds the well.
Canik
SFx RIVAL
Five inch barrel, 18 rounds, 29.5 ounces, 8.1 inches overall, with a fiber optic front and a click adjustable rear. Canik ships it as a kit rather than a bare gun: hard case, two magazines, loader, external magwell, holster, three optic interfaces, three backstraps, and three magazine release extensions. Flat face aluminum trigger, ported slide, ambidextrous slide release, reversible magazine releases.
- 9mm Luger
- 5 in barrel
- 8.1 in overall
- 29.5 oz
- 18 rounds
- Fiber optic front
- Adjustable rear
- 3 optic plates
Canik
SFx RIVAL-S
Same five inch barrel and 18 round magazine as the SFx Rival, built on a stainless steel frame at 42.72 ounces instead of polymer. Canik lists the steel frame as added weight for recoil management, in a nitride or chrome finish depending on the model. It comes in a water resistant travel case with two magazines, a loader, an external magwell, a holster, backstraps, and the optic plate system.
- 9mm Luger
- 5 in barrel
- 8.09 in overall
- 42.72 oz
- 18 rounds
- Stainless steel frame
- Fiber optic front
- Chrome or Darkside
W74 Guide Rods
Canik Rival Guide Rod
W74 Guide Rods makes a guide rod for the Canik Rival. Their product page will not serve an automated read, so no material, weight, or price is claimed here until it is confirmed.
Taylor Freelance
Canik Mete / Rival / TTI Death Grip Backstrap, Brass
Machined from H02 brass bar stock at 4.05 ounces, with the checkering cut into the piece rather than cast into it. Taylor Freelance says it lowers the center of gravity for better balance and calmer handling, and it carries built in mount points for factory and TF magwells. Small and medium grip size, shiny brass, and it does not fit the Rival-S.
- H02 brass
- 4.05 oz
- Cut checkering
- Mete / Rival / TTI
- Does not fit Rival-S
- Small / medium
Taylor Freelance
Canik 140mm +4 Extensions
Four more rounds on a 140mm Canik magazine, in aluminum or brass, across roughly a dozen finishes including tungsten, CK gold, mango, and black. Aluminum basepads start at $29.99 and the Signature versions run to $37.99. Brass runs $39.99 to $47.99.
- +4 rounds
- 140mm
- Aluminum or brass
- Signature option
- $29.99 to $47.99
Taylor Freelance
Canik 140mm v2.0 +4 Extensions
The v2.0 version of the same +4 extension, built around a toolless basepad locking assembly that Taylor Freelance also sells as a $9.00 spare part. Aluminum starts at $44.99 and brass at $59.99.
- +4 rounds
- 140mm v2.0
- Toolless locking assembly
- Aluminum or brass
- Spare parts sold separately
Taylor Freelance
Canik 170mm +9 Signature Extensions
Taylor Freelance puts it in one line on their own page: extend your 18 or 20 round Canik TP9 SF magazine to 27 plus 1. The Signature line adds a built in rip strip, extra weight relief cuts, and a non-reflective matte finish. Aluminum with spring starts at $54.99, brass runs $69.99 to $74.99.
- +9 rounds
- 170mm
- 27 plus 1
- Rip strip
- Matte finish
- Aluminum or brass
Taylor Freelance
Canik Mete / Rival / TTI Magwell
This expands on the magwell already cut into the full size Mete frame, and Taylor Freelance quotes a customer describing the result as loading into a vacuum cleaner. It works with their +0, +4, and +9 extensions. Aluminum is $49.99 in eight finishes, brass is $64.99 to $69.99.
- Mete / Rival / TTI
- Works with +0, +4, +9
- Aluminum $49.99
- Brass from $64.99
- 8 aluminum finishes