Canik SFX Rival S Test on Ransom Rest the Master Series Handgun Testing Rest.

[@stevensalerno596]

Wow! Incredible results! Good ammo shoots better than crap ammo. There's 44 minutes of life down the tube...

[@shooterqqqq]

Finally a decent accuracy test. Although the NRA used to go to fifty yards and now use 25 yards

[@Riflenegro]

Thanks I have a canik, looking to see what to run in 2 gun

[@dirkfachmann6902]

Thank you men it’s very good video 👍👍👍

[@ruggedmeetsrefined5345]

Yeah, in order for this to be reliable, there would need to be at least 3-5 different ransom rests firing its own Rival-S with different Ransom Rest competent individuals operating each one. With everything involved in setup, still a lot of variables. Cool to see, but my one question with these videos is the 25 yd groups always seem to be much larger than 1.6667x the 15 yard groups.

[@Ransomrest]

I understand your concern, but your concern is notwithstanding. Ransom Rest has been around since the 60s. It is already proven by a number of scientific write-ups, reviews, and tests. You can look it up. Obviously, you don't have to trust us. Your gun was tested in a Ransom Rest by the manufacturer already. How do you think they tested it. Ransom Rest Is used by basically all major manufacturers, and there is a reason for that. Note the Military calls us the industry standard for accuracy testing machines. Without a Ransom Rest test, no handgun model goes into service for the FBI, DOJ, or military. Our record stands on its own. The Military says Ransom Rest is the only machine that is duplicatable by the end user. And treats all guns the same, but is duplicatable by the human user. A lot of engineering goes into our machine and grip inserts. At the end of the day, the Ransom Rest is the great lie detector for guns. as stated by Handloader TV, Guns and Ammo, Rifleman magazine, Shooting Times, Handgunner NRA magazine, Wolf publishing, FMG and the List goes on and on. Our record in the last almost 60 years support itself.

[@larrycaro1333]

Outstanding, thank you very much

[@dirkfachmann6902]

What gun would you buy for precision shooting? and what pistol? Thank you so much!!!👍💪

[@kameronhalley3742]

Ik this is pretty late but out of all the testing ive seen them do this is probably the best performing pistol ive seen especially because of the repeatability of its accuracy with the right ammunition and while i dont have this canik i recently got a canik tp9 sfx and it is a great gun so if you want to precision shoot i would recommend this personally and it comes in at around $950

[@speedonsteel]

What camera setup are you using?

[@DeenoDice]

What was the most accurate Glock ever on this channel so far?

[@kevinroyal6185]

just incase some dont know....almost all the 9mm test will show that the heaver bullets,,135 to 147 will shoot better...check out the sig , CZ and others..you will see the same results....as the bullets get heaver,,the groups get smaller

[@somebrains5431]

Ok, do this canik vs a stock gen5 Glock. Throw in the new Glock trigger and see if the rest totally isolates trigger pull of it there’s something about the stock Glock trigger even a rest can’t dial out.

[@solaydbak]

It's not stock if you change the trigger... And I know glock can be refined to be a great gun. But out the box, it's lacking.

[@buddysumner4022]

It’s a shooter

[@keimolantio]

Quite poor results

[@kameronhalley3742]

Is this a joke because when he shot the federal and american eagle 147 grain i was very impressed