Disruptive Defense Canik Compensator Comp Installation
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- A quick tutorial on how to install your DisDef Canik Comp.
The process will be the same for all Canik TP9 Pistols with a threaded barrel. Check out www.disdef.com and/or subscribe here for more information and stay tuned here for all current and future install videos.
I looked at 3 compensators and I like my threaded barrel. This one has 2 options to scar your barrel up. Brandon talked to me about how much abuse they put on these. I see it like this, if you want a threaded barrel, get the disruptive. It doesn't drop the light. The 45, drops the light. The disruptive comes with 2 kinds of set screws. Hard duty and light duty. Canik rules. I've loved my caniks since 2014. Thanks again, Brandon.
My pleasure!
Brandon, it was a pleasure to talk with you. I ordered the SC and SFX old style. Kip Miller.
Same here! I got them packed up and ready to go! Welcome to the DisDef Family!
@@disruptivedefense2163 Thank you. I cant wait to try both of them. I will let you know.
@@kipmiller7703 Please do!
Brandon, im sorry, I took everything off of my SFX. I had 2 stoves in 1 mag of 115 grain. I had 3 stoves with the 124 grain in 1 mag. The canik gold barrel wouldn't take the 147 grain. Didn't even try the 158 grain. I liked the way my stock Canik was. Now, I still like the single flute on my SC, im keeping it on. Thanks for your help. Im keeping my 3 SFX Caniks stock. Good luck in your business.
I understand. After our numerous conversations and having issues with your gun being that dirty, I can only assume the ammo is causing this issue. The cleaner the ammo, the more efficient the comp will work. I believe that if we continued working on the variables, we could get it worked out. We have hundreds (if not thousands) of your exact setup out in the wild with no known issues so I'm confident it can be worked out. Feel free to reach out any time if you want to continue troubleshooting.
@@bwhaas1031 i cleaned that gun out top to bottom, son. Thats pretty crappy. I'm no novice. Thats not a very good reply. I think its your compensator. My Canik worked very well before I put all this aftermarket stuff on it. I'm done.
@kipmiller7703 is this your first weapon with a compensator? As Brandon said, there are variables that come into play, both with ammo and spring rates. I have had some guns that run better than others with the same comp that needed a little something to get it tuned right...whether it was the recoil spring needed changed or broke in. Brandon is one who will go out of his way to help you get it running right. He has spent plenty of time with me on questions I have had over the years.
@@tacticalpontoon I have used the blue recoil spring from canik, I have used the stock one. I had shot 115, 124, 147 in this gun. I have 3 SFX pistols that take any ammo. I've taken this gun all the way down and cleaned it. I took all the after market stuff off and it blew through it with no stove pipes. I have an SC with the single flute that works well. I'm keeping it on. Just way too many problems with the SFX. When you sell to the public and they shoot 115g and you recommend 124 and they do this, just how clean do you have to have your Canik? These guns shoot very well on there own. I have had conversations with him. You have to come up with something that normal people can shoot with. I wish him the best, it didn't work on my SFX. Thats all I'm saying.
@kipmiller7703 yeah, perhaps you can ship him the comp so he can look it over to make sure something it doesn't have a defect because there are a ton of people who have been running these with no issues.
Just got my single port for my SC yesterday. It looks great and I can’t wait to get some range time with it. By the way, it also fits in my Slim Fit holster perfectly.
That's awesome! Glad it made it to it's new home safely! Enjoy and let us know how you like it!
I took mine to the range and you can really tell the recoil is much less. I have a swampfox on mine and I can sight in much quicker with the comp.
I would have liked to seen the finished product from the side to see how it looked. Also, some action footage would have been great.
All of that is available on our Social Media pages and our Website at www.disdef.com
@@disruptivedefense2163 if im running standard federal and blazer 115 and 124 grain will i need to replace the recoil spring with a lighter to run the compensator ?
Sorry I didnt see this comment earlier. We tested using a variety of ammunitions and all of the recoil springs available for the Canik TP9's and didnt have any issues. The hotter the ammo, the better the comp works however.
Just bought y’all’s comp today so excited to run it on my mete pro it looks like y’all did a great job on this I may get on my mc 9 from y’all later too
Thanks man! Your order went out with today's orders! We got some special stuff coming for the MC9 real soon!
@@bwhaas1031 thank y’all so much. I’ll be on the look for the new products as well
Got the comp in threw it on my Canik mete pro PERFECT FIT YALL MAKE BAD ASS PRODUCT WILL BE BUYING MORE FROM YALL RESPECT 🫡
@@danielwatson6381 thats awesome! Glad it landed safely! Keep us posted!
Is the Canik mete sft pro angled or flat
Brandon, Kip Miller, I found that the ejector was dirty as crap. I just took the slide completely apart. I stand corrected. You were right. I'm going to the range in the morning to fire this bad boy. I have 115, 124, 147, and 158 grain. I'm trying all of them. Also, Canik sent me the blue recoil spring. I've got it in. I will let you know how the comp works NOW.
Caniks don’t really like 124 grain tried it when I got it and every other round either got stuck in the barrel or failed to feed switched to 115 ran flawless even runs steel case like a champ
@@SkyAR15 I know, I own 6 caniks
Brandon, I found that shooting a 124 grain, I had no stove pipes. Stock recoil spring. I'm going to try 147 grain when they come in. I'm happy now with the comp.
Glad to hear it! We do recommend 124gr for the comp but have shot numerous 115gr loads through all of our test guns!
Pretty basic question but, just to be clear, this entire process needs to be repeated each time before/after field stripping and cleaning the gun? Seems like a pain.
Not necessarily. The comp/barrel can be cleaned while still installed. Removing the Recoil Spring Assembly and sliding the barrel forward in the slide make it easy to clean.
Additionally, removal and reinstall is not a pain. Just an added step in the process that doesn't take much time/effort at all.
Just got mine yesterday…..installed it……will test it and let you know how it goes
Keep us posted! Welcome to the DisDef Family!
Put my 2 flute on my SFX, no problems. Barrel threads were cut nice. Had some problems with my SC barrel. I had to put magic tap on and wrench the comp on several times. The barrel threads were not cut well. I used a thread file to cut more. The SC comp screwed right on my SFX threads. I think Canik needs some work on the SC barrels. Anyone else have that problem? Going to the range tomorrow. Have a stock SFX to compare. Brandon, I will let you know what I think.
Glad to hear they made it to their new home safely! As far as the SC barrels, yes. They had an issue for a run of barrels it seems. We were having to fix them in house for a handful of customers. Barrel threads were cut shallow. Tool wear I guess but glad you got it figured out!
The problem i have with putting a comp on a canik sfx or rival is that the slides are too heavy and there is significant muzzle dip on the second shot (of a double tap) when shooting 9 mm major loads ( 135 gn bullet). Works fine with nato and +p 115 gn loads......
This is where extensive training with your pistol comes in to play. You'll have to continue to work with it to offset that dip. It's all about learning the firearm with the modifications you choose to use.
Thank you Brandon! Canik Claus here from r/Canik.. Just received mine yesterday.. Installed it and look forward to testing it out! The O'ring.. Far too small for the barrel... Will find one to fit... Otherwise.. Great lines on this dual port Flat!
We tested a few different sizes and will continue to do so. There isn't much room for the o-ring to do its job and the comp to sit as flush as possible. Glad it made it to it's new home safely!
The Oring is the most difficult part! Thx for the vid
Definitely takes some finesse to get it on there.
What is the light ?
It's a Streamlight TLR1HL
Keep up the great content and growing your ch great video especially your safety first
Always safety first. We make sure to squeeze fun in second though too.
How does it work taking it apart to clean it? Do you have to take the comp off every time or does it stay on
You can clean with it on or off. To keep it on, you'll want to just push the barrel forward and clean with a patch down the barrel. You can also remove the Comp without too much trouble and clean as normal and just follow reinstall instructions.
Just got my barrel and comp today. Is the o-ring necessary ? I either dropped it or it got left out
We actually stopped including them as we tested with/without over the last few years and found it doesn't really provide any benefit over an otherwise properly installed comp. We are working on a new Install Video but you are Good to go without it!
The dual version of this works for the canik mete mc9 ? And the magazine release and the catch option upgrades that you offer. Are they also able to be used for the mete mc9 ?
Iv been wanting to get a comp to try on my Rival. But ya money lol then factor in ammo just to shoot some doesn't help
Yeah it can be tough out there right now. I can say that when you are tighten your belt financially that it's the most important time to invest in quality parts that work and will last. DisDef won't let you down.
So I need to buy a threaded barrel for my TP9SF Elite. Dangit the price for this just went up LOL.
You won't be disappointed, that's for sure.
You can keep the factory recoil spring in ?
Yes, as long as the firearm has been properly broken in, 99% of customers have reported no issues with factory springs.
I see people running gold barrels with the Rival and your comps. Which barrel are they running?
Canik sells gold (TiN Coated) barrels through their website.
@@bwhaas1031 yeah but not for the Rival, it's for the mete sfx.. So is that compatible with the Rival?
Lots of people are out there running the TiN Coated original SFX barrel with our Limited Edition Rival Comps as well. Maybe that's what you're seeing.
Brandon, Kip Miller, im going to a gun show in October in Lawrenceville, ga. with my brother in law. Wondering if you have brochures on your compensators I can take there. Free advertising.
We do not. I can see if I can get you some business cards though. Send us an email
This will work fine with the oem recoil spring???I have the canik tp9 elite sc
Yes sir! All good with OEM Springs
I want to buy one but what color is the one you’re using in this video, I don’t see a black option on the site?
Black is the factory color. No Cerakote upgrade needed!
Brandon, Kip Miller. My sfx fired great with the compensator with fiocchi 115g. When we switched to blazer brass, it never ejected fully for 5 rounds, then I stopped. My sc only gets fiocchi so I never tried blazzer brass. I'm going to try the red army rounds later to see what they do.
How has the red army rounds performed with your setup?
@@kikibarrios1231 Never got that far. The comp works great on my SC.
Do you ship to Norway?
Yes we do.
Do I need a lighter recoil spring to go with the compensator or will it be reliable with +P and standard range ammo? I dont run light competition loads so federal and blazer brass are my go to range ammo I edc Speer +P+
We tested the comps with several configurations, including factory recoil springs and light to hot rounds. 115gr didnt give us any issues during our testing across all platforms
@@disruptivedefense2163 awesome ! I'm waiting for your angled single port to be back in stock for my mete sft
Are these comps still being made?
For sure! We decided earlier this month to temporarily shut down ordering for a couple weeks until the week of the 20th to catch our breath, get some well needed maintenance done and regain our sanity a bit. Keep an eye on our Socials for more info.
@@bwhaas1031 Awesome, thank you for the update!
What about field stripping and removing the barrel from the slide? Personally never had a comp, but I have the same canik and have been waiting for something to come out for it beside that 45 blaster one I think it’s called
Well, the comp is easily removed with the supplied allen key and you can easily clean threads and reinstall just like this video. You can also slide the barrel forward and clean using a cloth or a bore snake as well without removing the comp. Either way, it's pretty easy to take on/off.
@@disruptivedefense2163 I appreciate the reply, currently do you guys have this comp in the same gold as the barrel?
We do offer H-122 Gold Cerakote as an Upgrade on the site! Check it out at www.disdef.com
@@disruptivedefense2163 But having to go through the clean up of the Loctite and then re-applying it every time you need to field strip to clean your gun/barrel? That sounds annoying to me
@@ecobasetech4558 it's not annoying at all. Very easy to do. Plus, you can always boresnake or clean it while it's attached.
Curious as to what the weights are of the single and double port compensator. Thank you!
Hey there! The Full Size is 1.3oz and the Compact is 0.9oz. Let us know if you have any other questions.
You can't tell its on the gun.
@@disruptivedefense2163 Curious what benefits or negatives between 2 port vs the single? I have the full size Elite Combat. I lost my thread protector w/o ever touching it, so I'm not sure what threads I have. The only vid I've seen that the barrel looks different from mine is where the threads don't go all the way to the end,(is this the 13.5 LH) my threads go completely to the end of barrel. Thanks for any info.
@@andrettski8686 benefits of the Full size over the Compact is recoil mitigation. The full, dual port comp is more effective while the Compact is easier for carry purposes.
As far as your gun, if it's an Executive, it'll definitely be 1/2x28. If it's the tan one, it can be either. You'll have to check that somehow. Easiest way is with the thread protector but since you don't have one, it will be difficult.
Is this the only compensator that will work on the canik tp9 elite combat executive?
No....we make two models that fit the Elite Combat Executives. The Single Port Compact and the Dual Port Full Size models.
Will compensator fit the stock barrel of a canik TP9SF??
It will not. It requires a threaded barrel.
How do you take out the barrel after you put this on
So there are two schools of thought here. 1) Remove the comp with the Allen wrench and clean/lubricate and reinstall. 2) You can slide the barrel through the slide to clean external surfaces and use a bore snake to clean internal surfaces. Either way, it's pretty simple and we give you plenty of Vibra-tite fo reinstall dozens of times.
@@disruptivedefense2163 yeah I kept on reading the comments. My apologies for not reading before commenting
No worries at all! That's what these comments are for!
I'm in law enforcement and want a comp but I don't know if the comp is worth it if it won't fit my holster good. I got an expensive holster that morphs to different widths and length with room for a light but it's difficult to know with the added comp if it would be worth it. I have a canik tp9 elite combat executive and don't honestly know which comp would be best to try.
I'd like to get the double for best recoil reduction
The DisDef Comp is easily the best bc it's designed to the same dimensions as the slide. That means you don't have to change anything as long as the holster is open ended.
what is this device for ?
Recoil mitigation
Forgive my ignorance here. New gun owner. Just got a Canik TP nine combat elite. Wouldn’t putting Loctite on the barrel threads make it almost impossible to ever get this compensator off, or if I ever need to change the barrel?
The loctite included is the medium strength Blue Loctite. This can be pulled off with a strong hand. Red loctite is the one to stay away from. That requires heat to loosen up.
@@disruptivedefense2163 understood. Thanks for the clarification.
No problem at all
My recoil guide is catching the comp . What do I need to do for this to work .
Shoot us an email or give us a call with order info and firearm info and we can help troubleshoot. We designed the comp to work with all of the Canik models, including the SC with the larger recoil assembly.
Next time show complete result look to camera
Complete result is in the video Thumbnail. 👍
This should work on the elite SC right
Yes sir.
My only question is, does the compensator need to be taken off to clean the weapon?
Good question. It doesn't have to be but it can be if you choose to. The provided Blue Vibra-tite is string enough to keep it in place but after loosening the set screws, it can come off easily and we provide enough for it to be reinstalled a bunch of times.
Does this comp work for the canik mete sft
Yes sir. Both sizes have a configuration that's compatible with the Mete pistols.
Is it supposed to be a little tight to screw on when you first receive it ? I was sent a single port gold comp that was in a bad batch, so I sent back and got a replacement and when trying to install the first time it's very hard to turn without lots of force. Any tips? Is there a break in?
It's possible there could be a small build up of Cerakote inside the thread. See if you can get through it by working it with some lubricant. If you can't, we will get you squared away with another. No worries, we will stand by you no matter what.
@@disruptivedefense2163 much appreciated, will keep you updated!
Please do. If it's not right, we will make it right.
Does the gold comp match the barrel?
We have a video on our FB page back in January that shows the matchup on the Executive slide. Check it out!
Now that I look at this again... you can't just easily screw this thing on and off multiple times a month if you enjoy going to the range and cleaning your gun every time afterward, huh? Maybe this ain't the thing to get if I'm that type...
Its very easy to uninstall/reinstall and I'm sure hundreds of people do just that every weekend. The Loctite (Vibra-tite now) is a medium strength meaning the set screws can be loosened with a purposeful twist of the allen wrench and the comp can be unscrewed with your hands. For reinstall, just clean up the threads, reapply Loctite (Vibra-tite) and install as normal. Only adds maybe 30 seconds of time to cleaning.