Delray Beach, Fla. – -(Ammoland.com)- Century Arms, the exclusive importer of Canik handguns and accessories, was presented with the Editor’s Choice award for Best Versatile/Value Pistol for its TP9SFL pistol at the Ballistic’s Best award ceremony on May 4, 2018 hosted by Athlon Outdoors.
The TP9SFL was designed to provide shooters with a more tactically oriented version of the popular TP9SFx competition-ready pistol, while maintaining all of the same performance characteristics.
“Century Arms and Canik constantly strive to provide consumers with the finest handgun offerings in the world at the best value possible,” said Jason Karvois, Century Arms Director of Sales. “It is our honor to accept Ballistic Magazines recognition of the TP9SFL as the best value and most versatile pistol made today. We will continue to innovate and bring more exciting Canik models and accessories to market.”
The Athlon Outdoors evaluation team selected firearms that represented superiority in their class with the most significant developments over the past year. The TP9SFL made its debut at the Athlon Outdoors Rendezvous event held in October 2017 where the Athlon editorial team was given an opportunity to see it first hand and test and evaluate the pistol.
The feature packed Century Arms TP9SFL Pistol, with its very attractive price point, definitely caught the attention of the Athlon team.
Built on the same base platform as the popular full-size TP9SF pistol, the TP9SFL is a military-grade, 9mm, striker-fired pistol featuring a match grade barrel with button-cut rifling, forward slide serrations, loaded chamber indicator and a rear striker status indicator. Canik added additional features consisting of an extended, 5.2-inch barrel and lightening cuts that keeps the barrel cool under the rapid fire experienced during a competition. The long sight radius, combined with Warren Tactical sights, makes the TP9SFL pistol an excellent choice for competition, home defense, or tactical applications, with an affordable MSRP of $519.99.
For more information on the TP9SFL and Canik’s complete line of pistols, please visit www.CenturyArms.com.
About Century Arms
Born over 50 years ago with its roots in the surplus business, Century Arms has an extensive history of providing unique and affordable products to the American Collector, Hunter, and Target Shooter. That tradition is carried on today, with a state of the art manufacturing facility located in the U.S.A, as the company continues to offer unique, innovative, and quality products to the U.S. Consumer and U.S. Government.
For additional information on Century Arms, visit www.centuryarms.com.
There are isis camps in Amerika. Amerika sells weapons to any foreign country with money to buy them. Why shouldn’t we buy what we want from where we want ? Nearly everything in most any country has foreign content if not manufacturer. I expect the best value for my dollar. I earn it and I should be able to determine where I spend it.
Tom and American Patriot, You have overlooked important facts about Turkey. Turkey is a member of NATO, our ally in the fight against Muslim Extremist Terrorists. And also Turkey’s Government is more or less secular compared to other nations of majority muslim population. I used to shy away from Turkish guns because at that time I thought what Remington was importing was junk. But I have two Caniks now. Their factory is fantastic and builds to high spec quality. I have a Tristar Canik C-100 (a CZ 75 clone) and the Century Arms TP9SF Elite. The Elite is the best… Read more »
Screw a country that supports terrorism. Turkey is no better than Iran with oh we are your friends but we are also friends of people who hate you. Will never buy that imported over priced paperweight. Give me the Steyr pistols that cost $650-900 with trapezoidal sights.
I was going to buy one until I found out they were made by Muslims! I will. Stick with American made
Century is not the exclusive importer of Canik firearms, just the TP9 line. Tri Star imports Canik’s CZ75 clone line.
Regardless of these glowing articles I have a MAJOR conflict when it comes to buying a product made by Muslims. Turkey. End of story. I do not wish them success.