r/canadaguns • u/22GageEnthusiast • 4d ago

Gun and gear reviews Coming in December 2026 - Canuck C22

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Saw this at Taccom earlier today. This model by Canuck basically fixes two major issues I had with the TM22.....the charging handle is ambidextrous and it's got a bolt hold open. The bolt hold open is on the third photo. It also takes 10/22 mags but Canuck will be coming out with proprietary 5, 10, 15 and 25 round mags. From what I've seen the 15 and 25 round mags will look similar to the Butler Creek banana style mags. Mil-spec buffer tube. The handguard is all aluminum and has MLOK slots on the bottom as well. Full length aluminum picatinny rail. It will also come with the MBUS style sights. The only thing this doesn't come with is the scope and the tripod obviously.

The Canuck rep told me that they'll be on shelves in December but they will probably be out earlier in November so all the Canadian gun tubers can review them. Obviously the big concern is how reliable they will be but I've been pretty happy with Canuck and O'Dell Engineering's products so far so I have a feeling that this will be a TM22 killer.

EDIT: I forgot....these will come in a 12 inch, 16 inch and an 18 inch barrel version. The muzzle is also threaded. Also, they will come in OD green and I believe FDE. All models will be non-restricted. Price point will also be around $600 CAD. Same as most TM22s.

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u/22GageEnthusiast 4d ago

Just get a Henry Homesteader instead. It's cheaper, semi-auto and reliable.

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u/NoGrapefruit1213 4d ago

I don’t need a semi auto I like pumps and this looks wayyyyy nice you can play dress up with a homesteader they just don’t look right though

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u/22GageEnthusiast 4d ago

I just left my Homesteader factory stock except for changing it out to the Glock magwell and putting a pic rail and a cheapo red dot it on it. Literally have never had any issues with it. Range Arts was also showcasing a new tactical aluminum handguard and rear stock for the Homesteader which looks promising but is still in the works. Besides that one there's the Midwest Industries stock/handguard that looks decent.

I don't really see the need to ever get a pump-action 9mm especially with the Homesteader being available besides just wanting another range toy/meme gun.

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u/NoGrapefruit1213 4d ago

Each to their own I guess I prefer to drive manual too. Don’t get me wrong I love a good mag dump but running stuff by hand and getting proficient at its way more satisfying to me.