Ugh…. Guys… don’t call them “C”aniks…

I keep scanning the thread titles quickly, and read this one as "Don't call them "C"ankles"

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Yeah, that looks like the brass from an HK93 they can get really mangled and flung into another zip code; I only know from shooting a friend’s one.
 
Yeah, that looks like the brass from an HK93 they can get really mangled and flung into another zip code; I only know from shooting a friend’s one.
91, 308. These were like 30 feet downrange from the firing line. I was walking down to set up my target and was like what the heck was someone doing shooting all the way down here... oh.

Looked like they had an MP5 variant out too, unless there's a 9mm handgun with a fluted chamber.
 
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wait, this isn't the politically correct way to refer to canadians? can-nuk? so they're jan-uk now? so vancouver jan-uks? ok, fine.
 
91, 308. These were like 30 feet downrange from the firing line. I was walking down to set up my target and was like what the heck was someone doing shooting all the way down here... oh.

Looked like they had an MP5 variant out too, unless there's a 9mm handgun with a fluted chamber.

The HK P7 series does.
 
Whether one is more authentic to the language doesn't matter if the manufacturer is Americanizing the pronunciation it for their US market. Their own videos on Canik USA - Superior Firearms pronounce it can-ick.
Regardless, OP is right as far as it goes to correct Turkish

Jan-eek since the i with the dot on top is prounounced like i in incredible sort of.

And dotless ı is like "uuuhh" with your throat. Like the e in open but deeper.

This concludes today's Turkish lesson.

🤷‍♂️
 
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Regardless, OP is right as far as it goes to correct Turkish

Jan-eek since the i with the dot on top is prounounced like i in incredible sort of.

And dotless ı is like "uuuhh" with your throat. Like the e in open but deeper.

This concludes today's Turkish lesson.

🤷‍♂️

My wife does a great dotless i. [rofl]
 
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