CANIK METE MC9LS 9MM 3.64″ 17RD MD

SKU: RSR|CAHG7896DRP-NUPC: 850072317298Mfr. Part #: HG7896DRP-N

$736.99

CANIK METE MC9LS 9MM 3.64″ 17RD MD

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Description

The Canik Mete MC9LS is chambered in 9mm, with a capacity of 17+1rds, and accepts all standard and extended capacity Canik magazines. The MC9LS increases the barrel length 0.46 inches to a total of 3.64 inches, with an overall length at 6.75 inches.

Additional information

upc

850072317298

manufacturer

CANIK

Manufacturer Part Number

HG7896DRP-N

Action

Semi-Auto

Barrel Length

3.64"

Caliber/Gauge

9mm

Capacity

17

Length

6.28''

Magazine Included

1 x 17-Round

Model

METE MC9LS

Product Type

Striker Fired

Safety

No Thumb Safety

Shipping Weight

4.1

Sights

Fixed Sights

Slide Description

Optic Ready/Serrated

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