Update: Century Arms said the lighter springs are on backorder, but they will send me one when avialable. After two more sessions at the range, shooting slightly snappier ammo, the pistol ejects more reliably. Empty cases still mainly land on my shooting hand or wrist, some on the bill of my cap. Th...

Thanks. 1. I've written to Century Arms requesting a lighter spring. 2. Have given the pistol a deep cleaning and careful lube. 3. Have located some NATO 124 grain ammo. 4. Have cleaned and numbered my magazines. Back to the range tomorrow to continue breaking it in. Will pay close attention to my g...

I will definitely try to get a lighter recoil spring kit so as to be able to use up some of the mild range loads that I have on hand. Late yesterday I located and purchased on line what looks to be some snappier ammo to use while breaking in this new pistol. It is Winchester "Service Grade"...

Make sure you give the SFx a good dusting & cleaning as they pack them with a grease for shipping. It should be removed. Will do that tomorrow. Thanks for the reminder. After that, I realize I need to proceed with a reasonable break-in workout, like for any new pistol. The lighter recoil spring...

Jester560 wrote: ↑Mon Nov 09, 2020 11:24 am Try to find some 124gr NATO rounds. They will loosen it up for you.

New owner of a Canik TP9SFx pistol here. First range session showed it would not reliably feed Armscor 115 grain full metal jacket ammo. Seemed underpowered. They repeatedly failed to fully cycle the action. They are rated by the manufacturer as having a Muzzle Velocity of 1097 fps and a Muzzle Ener...