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The Mete SFx is Canik's evolution of the already well-regarded SFx platform, and the improvements are the kind you feel the second you pick it up. The double-undercut trigger guard lets you get a higher, more aggressive grip than the older TP9 series ever allowed, and the redesigned beavertail backs that up with real comfort during extended strings of fire. The front grip texturing wraps further around the frame than before, so the gun stays planted through fast follow-up shots. At 30.1 ounces and 8.3" overall, this is a full-size pistol — it fits that long-slide competition silhouette that translates to a more forgiving sight radius and a smoother recoil impulse.
The trigger on the Mete SFx is one of the first things people mention after their first range session with it, and for good reason. It's a short-reset single-action design with a blade-style safety integrated across nearly the full width of the trigger face — which makes for a much more consistent feel compared to the narrow safety tabs found on other striker-fired pistols. The reset is short and very tactile, which means staying on target between shots is less work. It's not a $3,000 custom-tuned trigger, but it's genuinely one of the best factory triggers available in this price range, and most people never feel the need to touch it.
The slide on the HG6651-N is cut to co-witness with popular micro-optic footprints including the Shield RMS/RMSc series and the Trijicon RMRcc, and two optic adapter plates are included in the box. The rear sight is positioned independently of the optic cut, so when you pull the cover plate to mount a red dot, you don't lose your iron sights — a real improvement over older designs where the rear sight lived on the cover plate itself. Aggressive front and rear serrations give you positive purchase on the slide whether you're racking it cold or running press checks mid-session. The 1913 Picatinny rail up front handles lights and lasers without any adapters.
The FDE/Black combination on this model is the two-tone that tends to turn heads at the range — the flat dark earth polymer frame pairs cleanly with the black Cerakote slide. The frame also ships with interchangeable backstraps, so getting the grip to fit your hand is a quick five-minute job with the included punch. Internals are modular and designed to come apart and go back together using only that same Canik punch, which makes cleaning and maintenance far more approachable than it is on a lot of competing pistols in this category.
The Mete SFx slide is cut to directly accept micro-optics with the Shield RMS/RMSc footprint and the Trijicon RMRcc footprint. Two adapter plates are included in the box to expand compatibility to other popular red dot sights with different mounting patterns. Because the optic cut is positioned in front of the rear sight — not on the cover plate — you keep your iron sights intact when you mount a red dot, which makes co-witnessing straightforward.
It's genuinely well-suited for Production and Carry Optics divisions in USPSA or similar practical shooting sports. The flared mag-well, short-reset trigger, ambidextrous controls, and optics-ready slide are features you'd expect on pistols costing significantly more. The included holster and extra mag-well also mean you're not immediately shopping for competition accessories after you buy it — most people are range-ready right out of the box.
The Mete SFx uses Canik's short-reset single-action trigger, and it's consistently one of the most-praised features of the platform. The reset is very short and clearly tactile, which helps with accurate, fast follow-up shots. Out of the box it typically breaks at around 3.5 lbs with a clean wall and an immediate reset — that's better than most factory striker triggers without any additional tuning.
Yes, the frame includes a full 1913 Picatinny rail under the barrel, which is compatible with the vast majority of compact and full-size weapon lights and lasers on the market. No adapters are needed for standard rail-mounted accessories.
The Mete SFx ships with interchangeable backstraps so you can tune the grip size to your hand. The swap takes just a few minutes using the Canik punch that's included in the box. This is especially useful for shooters with smaller or larger hands who want the trigger reach dialed in for consistent pull every time.
The HG6651-N is mechanically identical to the standard Mete SFx — same barrel, frame, trigger, and slide — but ships with two 10-round magazines rather than the higher-capacity versions. All other included accessories are the same. The frame itself is compatible with full-capacity magazines if you later choose to use them where permitted.
| UPC | 787450760073 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | HG6651-N |
| Action | |
| ATF Type | Pistol |
| Barrel Length | 5.2" |
| Caliber/Gauge | 9mm |
| Capacity | 10 + 1 |
| Length | 8.3 |
| Number of Magazines | 2 10 rd. |
| Package Height | 3.0 |
| Package Width | 9.0 |
| Product Type | Semi-Auto Pistol |
| Safety | Interchangeable Backstrap |
| Shipping Weight | 4.4 |
| Sights | 3-Dot White Sights |
| Sights Type | Fixed Sights |
| Slide Description | Optic Ready/Serrated |
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