Canik METE MC9 9mm vs Sig Sauer P365 TacPac 9mm

Both are optic-ready micro-compact 9mms, and the Canik carries 15 rounds. The Sig Sauer P365 TacPac 9mm is the smaller and lighter gun: 5.8" overall against 6.1", 4.3" tall against 4.52", 1.1" wide, and 17.8 oz against 21.27 oz — 3.47 oz less. It also ships with XRAY3 day/night sights front and rear, a manual safety, three magazines and a 4.9" sight radius. The Canik METE MC9 9mm answers with the lighter trigger at 3.8 lb, 1.7 lb under the P365's 5.5 lb, plus a loaded chamber indicator and firing pin block, a white dot front with a blackout rear, and two magazines. MSRP is $439.99 for the MC9 and $599.99 for the TacPac, a $160.00 difference.

Pick the Canik METE MC9 if:

• You want the 3.8 lb trigger, 1.7 lb lighter than the P365 TacPac
• The $439.99 MSRP saves $160.00
• You want a loaded chamber indicator and an interchangeable backstrap on a micro-compact

Pick the Sig Sauer P365 TacPac if:

• Concealment is the priority: 17.8 oz, 5.8" long and 4.3" tall, smaller in every dimension
• You want XRAY3 day/night sights front and rear rather than a white dot and blackout
• A manual safety and three magazines in the box matter to you

Both take a red dot, so this is a lighter, cheaper gun with a 3.8 lb trigger against a smaller, lighter one with night sights and an extra magazine.