r/canadaguns • u/Purple-Character8206 • May 20 '26

Buy recommendations Derya Pump 9mm

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Looks like these are out now. 12 inch and 16 inch. I'd like to see one in person before I'd consider getting one. 9mm would be nice to plink with. I missed out on getting a 9mm. These are currently at SFRC.

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u/Traditional_Bus2955 May 20 '26

Why not just buy a homesteader for basically the same price? 🤷‍♂️

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u/Q-Ball7 In the end, it's taxes all the way down May 20 '26

And now you know why nobody develops manual-action 9mm rifles.

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u/marston82 May 20 '26

Because everyone is terrified of it being banned any day.

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u/Iokua_CDN May 20 '26

Easy. I want a 12 Inch barrel plinker  for having fun. 

A compact size gun is tons of fun. So are semi autos of course, but often I'd rather have a small compact gun.

I have an sks  and it's great, but I also bought a cz trail. 16 inch barrel and a folding stock make it so so compact and great compared to my big long sks.

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u/Massive_Expression_2 May 20 '26

$1300 for the Henry so nearly double the price of Derya. Plus the fear of Henry bring banned cuz it's semi-auto?

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u/HappyCan7250 May 20 '26

That's basically what I was thinking. I kinda like the look of these, but they should've gone for a collapsible or folding stock vs the long fixed one (if OAL laws would allow?)

But considering this thing takes Glock mags, that sort of took the one appeal I might've had for it, since it'll still be limited to 10rd, so why not just go for the 10rd Glock magged Homestead instead? Still cool to see the new options coming in, I'm still glad to see it finally, and I think it'll sell fast and do well, but they maybe should've done a proprietary mag, as the appeal of the 9mm pump would be unlimited mag capacity as a manual action.

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u/Iokua_CDN May 20 '26

Sadly no on the collapsing stock, unless it was a 16 inch barrel. 16 inch barrel guns usually are above the 26 inch overall length with a folding stock. The 12 inchers need  the fixed stock to stay above that.

Begs the question though, fix stock twelve vs folding stock 16.   The 12 inch will be more compact when shooting, but the 16 will fold up smaller and maybe get better velocity from the longer barrel

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u/4r4nd0mninj4 Jun 11 '26

I'd be down for a 16" folder. 🤷‍♂️

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u/Iokua_CDN Jun 11 '26

Could definitely be fun! I have a CZ trail that's 16 with a folding/telescoping stock and it's great! Super small package when folded up.

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u/Vikare_ May 20 '26

600$ more is the same price?

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u/Iokua_CDN May 20 '26

To be fair, it wasn't too long ago  the homesteader was on dale for 1k.  Now though I'm seeing them for 1200 as the cheapest. So $500 bucks  cheaper for the pump

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u/Vikare_ May 20 '26

Would have been great to buy one for 1k. Damn.

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u/Murray3-Dvideos May 20 '26

Have you handled one? I did before the 2024 OIC and it was pretty lackluster even for 1000 compared to its competition. The Henry belongs at basic Ruger PCC 9 prices.

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u/Vikare_ May 20 '26

I haven't actually. I feel like it's really hard to justify spending 1200 on one. My local gun club doesn't really do much 2/3 gun anymore either so it would be a questionable buy. I think one town over they do steel challenge so might be able to use it for that.

I actually really like my Ruger PCC.. seems some people here don't like it. Yea, it's super basic and isn't as nice as some of the ar 9 variants. But it works (worked) at a great price.

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u/Iokua_CDN May 20 '26

Maybe black friday this year  they will go down! I find sales do repeat themselves