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Those are excellent 1911s

nice control sir

I have a Tisas 1911A1 (WG wood grips. It came witg both) it is an absolute twin to yours. A great shooting 1911. It is the companion piece to my CMP acquired service grade 1943 Remington Rand M1911A1. Enjoy yours, I enjoy mine.

Who cares about shallow presentation ?? Its the weapon thats special !

They are pretty finicky with ammo that's why the occasional jam

Glock considers the guide rod a replaceable item. it's made of polymer on the inside. I replaced the guide rods in my 17,19,43x, and 21 with the stainless steel version of the factory guide rod and all is good with confidence. The Glock gen6 if there ever is one will have steel guide rods like other manufacturer's poly pistols. Stainless steel is way more durable than tungsten folks.

Great gun! Glad I was able to get one. I use Wilson Combat 47D mags with this gun. 💯reliability!

Nice.

One thing to check on your TISAS is the firing pin spring, I heard a few reports that the spring is improperly oriented, and, on occasion, allowed the firing pin stop to fall out of the frame during firing, it should fit over the firing pin with a friction fit. If your spring slides off effortlessly, turn it around and spin it on all the way to the first shoulder of the pin. Secondly, my thump safety lock was far too easy to engage with a high grip, unlike my other 1911's, due to the frame contour. I ordered a new slide stop/safety lock spring assembly to replace it. Turned out, the safety lock plunger is too short (not spec), problem solved.

That’s Handgaurd very expensive i bought MK18 12 inch for $100

I bought the gray WC and mated with a full 4.7" bbl slide . Gun looks better and the grip is great. It's has the right amount of width. I also order the weight kit but when the 1st send the pkg they sml zip-lock bag was not seal so the weighted rods escape thru the box gap. So I only had the larger of the 3 rod mount WC did send me replacement rods. I'm going to buy a brouwer module at a TBD.

I love it!

The trigger is identical to the 1924 colt 1911 A1 This is the best version of John brownies. Masterpiece The only thing this weapon Is missing is the actual common name colt It is. A tack driver

CMP has contracted with Tisas to manufacture their “official CMP” 1911A1. Patterned after a Remington Rand from 1942-3. Tisas is a quality pistol !

I was actually wondering if anyone prefers the original module. I do a lot of X grips on my p320s mostly for the ability to add a magwell. On the m18 though I just really like what it comes with. I would maybe buy a default carry frame without a safety but It's just not something that bothers me much.

I just bought a Tisas M1911 A1 45acp. I hve put a 100 rds through it so far with no problems what so ever, with no hammer bite, it shoots as good as some of my high dollar 1911s.

Have had mine for a couple of years and have put hundreds of rounds through it. ZERO complains; works like a charm every time. A clone? Yes. A high quality one? Absolutely.

Try aggressively checkered wood or G10 grips. I love my DASA in 38 but my favorite cary is the LCRX in 327 fed power exceeding any 38 and approaching the best 357 loads in a 20 oz loaded revolver.

Does the hammer get in the way of the sights?

I bought one for my AR pistol I have that I bought as a perfect candidate for a MK18 mod 0 clone build. This video is good info to get it installed.

I feel ripped off I bought mine a couple years ago it didn't come with anything brand new out of the box with nothing now you get an extra magazine and a case

I love my. Tidas 1911A1 it's excellent for the price you can't beat it !!!!

I have the model before this one, kind of an olive green color on the finish. I would like to have this version as well. I'll keep an eye out for one at the LGS in the future. Thanks for the detailed review on this new version.

It's a good-looking pistol. What is the price?

It’s pronounced “Tee-zschawach”

It's the grip safety spur what was getting you in the webbing of your hand there. If you look at the spur where it touches your hand you'll see it has 90* edges on it which tend to dig into skin under recoil. It wasn't the hammer in this case. I don't know why the spurs were never given a rounded edge. With a stock GI 1911, something is always drawing blood, be it the hammer or the spur itself.

8-6-2024, same happened to my Glock 23 gen 5 at just under 2k rounds. I got a titanium guide rod now. Hopefully it fixes the problem.

FORGED BARREL AND SLIDE. Unbeleivable value.

Wilson Combat makes great grip modules. I have one on my P320C - incredibly comfortable in the hand. Much better than the stock Sig grip modules.

I am in the Market for one of these. I saw another video were the safety lock lever was a little bit clunky and loose. How is the Lever on that gun ?

Heard they have some recalls. And clasic firearms has them for $349.99 right now

Yep. MP is the same as parkerized. The E-Type hammer is the "narrow spur" va the pre-war wide spur hammers.

Tisas 1911 pistols are not cheap or budget quality trust me. Tisas knew what they are doing when it comes to pricing to get their products out.

I want one I have the one with the enlarged ejec port n I think they cerakote it

Wilson combat fits all of the grip probs

Nice video, for what it is worth, I made a video of my Remington Rand, no commentary but feel free to use it for comparison purposes in your video if you like. Mine was an arsenal rebuild serial number dates to 1945. th-cam.com/video/CjQK6pQJ9xc/w-d-xo.html

Every Tisas I've owned had an occasional FTF last round. I always thought it was the mags. So I did some research and found everyone of them to have over tight extractors. I adjusted all the extractors and they all run flawlessly. The 8rd MecGar mags were the worst. NO more FTF. The extractors were basically jammed in the slot and the roads could barely lock in during feeding. When spring pressure is low at the last round the failure is frequent. Great review! Tisas are great weapons.

I have the Tisas 1911 “a1” (it’s really not an a1 because of the flat mainspring housing, but I digress lol). I had 2 failures to feed in my first 100 rounds, but it was due to me limp wristing it. It was my first time shooting .45 ACP and I was not prepared 😅😅 once I fixed my grip, haven’t had a jam since. Just figured I’d give y’all my unsolicited 2 cents

I just bought one for my LMT. I was going to get a Kac but I wanted that free float. With any type of distance or windage itll help with that accuracy. and shooting off any type of barricade. Who knows...maybe eventually Ill get a Ras too lol

I have the older US Army Tisas 1911 version and I got some surplus grips. But the non period correct ejection port drives me nuts. Now Im trying to figure out if buying this is worth it Lol

Thanks, I've been eyeing the Tisas U.S. they have a couple different options there's 3 or 4 of the armed forces replica versions. I really enjoyed & agree that it would be a fun historic peice, great video 4☆☆☆☆'s

One thing no one mentions, is how cheap the oem coyote p320 modules feel. The black varients feel like they have an extra layer of plastic or something. Meanwhile the coyote is very smooth and feels like a dollar store toy. I bought one and immediately thought i got a knockoff. Paint was peeling on the inside, when i shot it the paint would actually start to melt and drops of paint were in the module. When i shared on the sig subreddit, they all said it was a real module. For $70 that is a slap in the face!

I just got one and I’m blown away! My slide doesn’t army so maybe a newer version? Mine says US 1911A1 and the zig markings is under the frame instead of on the side of slide. Bar gun I’ve bought in a long time! It’ll last a life time and feeds HST great with Wilson combat 47D mags

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I feel like a smoother side makes it a little more comfortable for carry. I have some pretty aggressive texture grips and they eat up my side a little bit and sometimes grabs my shirt when getting out of the car.

Well, im purchasing one. Guess ill be ready for some good old hammer bite. Just buying it to say i have a 1911 in my collection. Probably wont shoot it much. I love my revolvers. Those are my babies.

I bought one of these probably eight years ago why am I just now seeing a bunch of them on the Tube? Were just a few importers bringing these in ? My sample is blackened glossy finish not parkerized maybe they were available before these. I bought mine from James Wayne Firearms on Guns International they still offer some I believe it wasn't very expensive less than $400.00 right out of the box it shot well and I ended up using Kimber mags with no problems. Even shot some very mild handloads with Trail Boss and hollow points as well. I have replaced lots of the original parts with Wilson Combat and mounted a Burris Red Dot on it fun pistol to shoot.

Do they offer the safety cut with the Compact (15 round) size?

I have a 250 and this video really helped me decide to go with the Wilson. I have small hands