Rat Weapon Systems Canik FRT

The Rat Weapon Systems Canik FRT brings a forced-reset trigger to the Canik striker-fired pistol lineup. A forced-reset trigger uses a mechanical reset path that drives the trigger forward after each shot, letting a shooter run faster splits than a standard striker trigger pull while still firing one round per pull.

Its published fitment is the broadest of any Canik FRT: the TP9, TP9SF, and TP9SA, the SFX, the Rival and Rival-S, the METE line including the SF, SFT, and SFX, the Taran Tactical TTI Combat, and the Elite SC. It is also the only Canik FRT that names the micro-compact METE MC9 and METE MC9 Prime, a fire control Texas Trigger USA specifically tells buyers not to assume compatibility with. The trigger ships with a Cerakote finish in your choice of black or red, which is the only option chosen at checkout.

It sits in the value tier of forced-reset trigger options, aimed at Canik owners who want a high-speed range trigger without a custom-shop price. Like every Canik FRT it wants more slide velocity and a firmer return than a stock recoil spring delivers, so budget for a heavier spring on full-size hosts. Forced-reset trigger legality is state-specific and can change, so confirm current federal, state, and local rules before ordering.