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Description
Item Number: 217829
SAR USA SAR9 Mete 9mm OD Green/Blk 17
The SAR9 METE with its new generation lightweight polymer frame stands out with its featherweight 750 grams. The pistol is produced with a forged ally steel barrel and slide, and offers three sizes of changeable side plates and back straps. Equipped with an optical fixed rear sight, the SAR9 METE enables ease of us with a trigger safety and a firing pin block. Thanks to its 3-dot windage adjustable sights, trigger safety, and firing pin block, the SAR9 METE also enables the use of accessories with its special rail system on the frame.
FEATURES
- Firing Catch steel back slide
- Ambidextrous safety catch
- Firing Pin Block
- Three dot fixed rear and front sight
- Picatinny Accessory Rail
SPECIFICATIONS
- Model SAR9 METE
- Caliber 9mm
- Capacity 17+1
- Barrel Length 4.4 in
- Action SA
- LOA 7.8 in
- Width 1.4 in
- Weight 26.4 oz
- Riton Optic included
MPN#: SAR9METEODBLRD
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Comments (2)
Sorry to bother you... Quick question. I was wondering how the trigger is? Do you own a Canik by chance? Can you compare the two? I was thinking about getting this and am hoping the trigger is similar. Would love your input here. The non-milled slide is not an issue for me as I usually co-witness every chance I get.
Thanks..
So after buying my optic version of the SAR9 shown here and running some rounds down range with it I found one thing that bugs me a bit about the optics ready version. SAR did not really "mill" the slide for optics, opting instead to simply add mounting holes into a regular slide which makes the optic sit a bit higher and a little less stable than I prefer. It also makes cowitnessing very tough to do. Not that there's anything wrong with these guns but longevity and accuracy concerns I do have over time. Definitely not as stable as one with a full "seat" milled out. Just a heads up.