From my perspective, Tisas has earned three consecutive “A” grades for their .45 ACP 1911A1’s. They are excellent firearms and their price is extremely affordable. During the last 45+ years, I have owned several 1911A1’s . . . all Colts, Springfields and Kimbers. Without exception, they were - and are - all outstanding . . . however (and I’m including inflation in this statement), they were also fairly (occasionally very) expensive. I don’t doubt that Ken Hackathorn, Bill Wilson or HR Funk can routinely extract that last smidgen of accuracy from high-priced 1911A1’s, but I cannot. The plain fact is, I’d shoot as well and as accurately with a Tisas as with any other top-quality, -durability, and -reliability 1911A1. Therefore, were it the 1971 - and I was purchasing my first 1911A1 after returning from a very tough 18 months in the Pacific - I’d buy a Tisas (not a Kimber, Clot or Springfield), and I’d enjoy it greatly, use it for literally generations, and still attain exceptional relatability, durability and accuracy from it.
I think Tisas will bring a lot more novice shooters back to the 1911 platform with a quality that is not sacrificed at the low price point. You could argue RIA and maybe Taurus got there first in the budget 1911s, buy frankly Tisas is doing it better.
What!!!!!! Don't forget about Metro arms 1911s made in the Philippines called( American classic and American classic 2) around the same PRICE and the fit and finish and reliability are way more than what you pay for.
I have one. Love it! On par with my colt ltw cdr my Dad gifted me in 1985 when I was a young Infantry Captain and company commander. I WILL buy a 2d Tisas tank commander!
Put a Ed Brown trigger, firing pin floor plate, and Pachmyr rubber grips. Expert 1911 Gunsmith adjusted trigger pull to 3lbs. She shoots like a dream and is super accurate. WC firing pin and spring, Ed Brown ejector did not fit. He said the firing pin is short. Like the Taurus 1911. And that the flat wire recoil spring in it is excellent. He test fired it and said I would be really happy. Took her home yesterday and tested her in my backyard range. I shot several magazines full and could not stop firing it. Felt great in the hand. Super accurate but heavy.
I'd say that getting THAT close to the tack counts in anyones book. Great shooting and thank you for helping us "regular" people get the low down on some affordable weapons. I know that there might be some Kimbers and Colts out there that are all shiny and pretty, but some of us like a nice solid pistol that allows me to buy it and then still be able to afford food for the table after a day at the range. Well done, Sir!
Love that one Tank Commander. Thanks again for the accurate and realistic expert reviews. As european gun owner, You"re my favourite ...Can t wait to see your future presentations. Good luck! P.S. By the way, after I saw your Steyr M9A2 review I bought it and it was a great decision. That one is hell of a piece ...
Tisas is an outstanding manufacturer. I just added one of their 1911 Tankers to my ever growing 1911 family 😊. I am extremely extremely impressed with the quality and the value that you're getting. Precision forged frame, slide and no MIM parts. It's just incredible. I am already considering adding yet another sooner than later.
Definitely keep it! Based on your Part 1 review, I ordered a .45 Tank Commander, picked it up today. Better quality than Colt. Finish is perfect everywhere. All forged slide and frame, only one MIM part in the entire pistol (recoil spring plug). No sharp edges anywhere. Actual checkered double-diamond solid walnut grips - not "engineered wood" or some other thing. This is not merely a cheap import for the range, it is very solid! At these prices and quality not sure how long US manufacturers will be making 1911s. The only caveat is the barrel link fit has more vertical play in the barrel than I like. A local dealer who has seen several TISAS including the 1911 Ranger has found the same thing. I see some vertical stringing in your reviews, perhaps that is the culprit. Will test fire it this weekend and find out! Two quibbles: the thumb safety was well fitted but the plunger tube spring was very slightly shorter than GI spec so while serviceable, I replaced it and now the thumb safety has a more positive snap that I prefer. ($2 modification). Also, the mag catch is very stiff; might clip one coil off of the spring ($0 modification).
Thanks! Those plunger tube springs are one of the few weak points I’ve discovered in the Tisas 1911s. As you mentioned, they are very fast and inexpensive to replace. Please let me know how your new pistol performs when you get it to the range. Thanks for watching!
@@hrfunk Finally got to shoot it last nite, 7 Yard indoor range. Went through 75 rounds including Winchester 230 FMJ, Federal 185 JHP, Remington 230 BJHP, Federal 230 HS, and 2 handloads with Hornady 185 XTP and a cast 200 SWC. Fed, fired, extracted and ejected all without a bobble. Used a variety of magazines including the two factory-supplied 7-rd magazines, which appear to be Checkmate design with wadcutter feed lips and the CMF skirted follower. Also functioned perfectly with USGI contract 7-rd mags (Checkmate mfg with original style GI feed lips and follower) and Chip McCormick 8-rd and 10-rd Power Mags with original style followers. Accuracy was excellent, average of all 7-rd groups was 1-inch, best were several 3/4" one-ragged hole groups. Prior to shooting I noticed the rear sight was not perfectly centered on the slide, and drifted it to correction. Shooting POI was dead-nuts on for windage and elevation. No vertical stringing, all well-rounded and centered groups. I did paint the front sight face orange to aid in sighting, especially for an indoor range. Can't wait to test the Tank Commander @ 25 and 50 yards later this week! Noticed in dry firing evaluation that slide-racking was stiff, and the pistol appeared to be over-sprung, as most factory 1911s are these days, especially if Tisas is taking advice from US industry "experts". Felt like a 20-lb recoil spring, which was also shorter than a standard Commander spring, wound tighter and had narrower and thicker coils. In shooting the pistol seemed to kick harder than it should be doing for a steel-frame Commander, and the 20-lb non-spec spring would explain that. Functioning was perfect, but afterward I replaced the factory spring with a standard Wolff Commander 18-lb spring, which was noticeably longer, and slide racking was also smoother and easier. Will test that next range session. Only one other problem in the testing, about 1/3 of the time magazine insertion was difficult when encountering the mag catch. Not uncommon with the 1911, but this was excessive to the point of the magazine coming to dead stop and requiring excessive force to seat. Afterwards, examined the Tisas factory mags and a distinctive vertical wear line was present on both mags from the feed lips to the mag catch slot. Removed the mag catch and the area below the catch shelf had a prominent ridge line. A few file strokes and some 400 grit paper reprofiled that area, and mag insertion is now flawless. These are minor issues IMHO, easily corrected, and the pistol is a solid value. Great find!
I really love your presenting style. You just ooze experience and expertise without coming across as overcompensating or egotistical as so many guntubers do. I love the humour too. You are the kind of neighbour or uncle that I wish I'd had. Keep up the good work!
Great review as always Howard. I had a TC in 9mm and it was outstanding. I only sold it when I ran into a classic old Dan Wesson 357 revolver I couldn't live without. I've still got a Tisas Sting Ray (alloy frame) in 9mm, and a B45B (steel frame) in 45. Both are commander sized guns with a bobtail grip. Love 'em both. They neither have ever malfunctioned, and pretty much hit where I'm aiming. That's about all I can ask them to do.
If you want a field carry pistol or truck gun that you aren't overly concerned about losing or getting wet, dirty, scuffed, etc., then I recommend you buy it. By the way, that's a good looking gun belt you have on.
Another great video. Very informative. I put Trijicon night sights (same as what's on my G48) on my Tisas Government 1911 in 9mm. It has amazing accuracy! The best of my 1911s and the other 9mms.
I have the 9mm Tank Commander. I like it. I also have the Tisas Raider in .45 ACP. They are great firearms. I also own, Colts, Rugers, a Springfield, and an Auto Ordnance.
As a firearms collector I also have a large collection of 1911's. From high end custom Kimber 1911's, Springfields, to Colt Gold Match, Wilson Combat, and government issued WWII 1911's. I now own two Tisas 1911's. Their 1911A1 US Army, and most recently the 1911A1 Tank Commander. While these guns don't compare to the high dollar custom guns, they are every bit as good as the standard issue government pistols. The Cerakote finish very closely matches the look of the parkerized WWII examples. Excellent quality and an incredibly good price. Hrfunk, I bought the standard Tisas 1911A1 US Army. Then shot my friends Tisas Tank Commander. Had to have one. He bought both as well. Keep that Tank Commander! You won't be disappointed! Just tell the wife you had to keep it for long term evaluation on your YT channel! Ha-ha! Whether a collector, a seasoned 1911 lover, or someone just starting out looking for a well made bargain priced 1911. These Tisas guns are well made and a great value. Well worth owning. For a defensive or duty gun, I prefer a double stack. For capacity reasons. But I would not hesitate to carry one of these if I had too. Thanks for the revue. Always enjoy your videos!
Excellent Video and Great Shooting! Very nice Belt Rig! Nice to see the Desperadoes brought to Justice! While the Tisas Tank Commander may not be a Tack Driver, it's still very accurate for serious social concerns. While you have other Commander sized 1911's, I think the Tisas Tank Commander would make a fine addition to your 1911 Battery. Get a 1911 Tanker Shoulder Holster and carry it on occasion.
I'm glad I happened across this channel. It's always informative and objective. I've never seen a Tisas in my part of the world, but I won't be snobby towards them when they finally end up in my local shop.
Excellent review on parts 1 & 2. I bought one at about the time you did this fine video. (one year ago) I picked mine up for $329.00 here in Florida. I bought the checkered traditional hammer from Tisas and also went with USGI Keys grips. The fit and finish is so good that I'm picking up one in 9mm as well. Thanks.
One of my first off duty guns was a Colt Combat Commander .45. The Tank Commander is the same gun. Considering this model favor the Commander for carry. I have a Colt LW 1911 .45 1972 era pistol. Should you keep it YES. Rather neat rendition.
What I like is the entire range test went without a failure, jam or miscue. When I think back to the 70s, several South American 1911 clones and European look-a-likes were on the market with some domestics to come along also. In general, those firearms were poorly made and deserved the title "jam-omatic". There still may be a few of those in production, but clearly the Tisas is several grades higher. And my final thought--- Tisas is creating 1911 fans initially with price and more importantly reliability.
“Tisas… several grades higher…”. Not hardly. The 1911 design pretty much remained unchanged for 60 years, with “ball” ammo. With the advancement of hollow point ammo (which the 1911 was NEVER designed around), the older guns had to be “ramped and polished,” in order to feed HP ammo reliably. The user was primarily stuck with the task after purchase of the weapon. Clone manufacturers later began having polished feed ramps straight from the factory and that is what made the guns more “reliable.” Tisas isn’t doing anything more innovative nor anything more “spectacular” than what other modern manufacturers have been doing now for the past 30-40 years. Today’s modern 1911 has evolved with factory tweaks and Tisas as with other manufacturers have just jumped on the enhancement band wagon to make today’s 1911 ultra reliable. Tisas from Turkey, is nothing special.
@@hrfunk True. But would you honestly say that one prefers Snap-on, Hilti and Omega? Or Harbor Freight, Ryobi and Timex? I’d rather pay for the better quality.
HR, thanks for the link to Part 1 earlier today. I just finished watching both videos on the Tank Commander and I’m really impressed with both your presentation and the weapon! I’m thinking eventually I will own the 2 Springfields (you can never own too many 1911s, can you?). But this Tisas has definitely moved to the front of the line, you just can’t beat the value. Thanks again, and I’ll definitely be checking out more of your videos!
Love your utube channel video's. Keep them coming. I got to say i have shot the tisas pistols and tested them with other pistols and i like them. You are right grip the pistol in a good tight grip. 004.Ironman in Alabama 73s. Thanks
My little Brother shoot my Tank Commander 45 ACP he got a Tisas Tanker 45 ACP for $400.00 bucks the fitst hand gun he got in 25 years he just shoot my guns , now my friend got the Tank Commander 45 ACP to , Again thank you for the info .
Excellent video! Good shooting too I might add, appears you have a good grip with stacked thumbs and maximum friction on the 1911 managing recoil! If you have the chance, try that Tisas model in the 9mm. It's as fun as plinking with a 22. Also, that a sharp looking gun belt you have on. Don Hume?
Nice video. Just got back in from my first range session with the Isotunes Defy rechargeable Bluetooth headset, and it works great. Very comfortable, and good sound on the Bluetooth and the amplification. Thanks for the recommendation!
Well done presentation!👍 As to buying that weapon? Absolutely! Go for it. An all steel 1911 ALWAYS beats a plastic pistol! Yup, I'm looking for this same model for myself. Would be a fine addition to the 1911A1 I have. 👍
The Marine nailed the three Sandinistas with his 1911. The plain 1911 .45 will do everything you need and is a great knock down drag out semi auto. If I didn’t already have a Springfield Armory GI .45 1911A1 that I have been shooting and carrying concealed and in the woods or on the water for 18 years, I’d grab one of these Tisas guns...and still might do it. (i am wondering if my wife isn’t about to take the 1911 .45. She tried it out on my steel target the other day and loved it). You SHOULD buy it!
Hey HRFUNK. Watching YOU shoot scares me because YOU and I (except for stance and handling) SHOOT EXACTLY the same! You might remember me I Watched Your video on the M1A and commented on Your form which in my humble opinion was perfect. Never the less this is why I prefer the longer trigger on the 1911 INSTEAD of the 1911a1! Furthermore I STRONGLY suspect that while You were humble and criticized YOUR trigger control, I suspect the Tank Commander is not quite as tight with it,s bushing/barrel fit as it might be. Finally I LOVE a 200 grain ball round at as close to 1000 fps as possible. As A fellow shooter I MUST shoot with You one time before I die it would be a great honor!!
Buy it. Another excellent review and you did some fine shooting with that Tank Commander. If you touch up the trigger you'll do even better. All of my Tisas 1911A1 pistols are full size. Well made, accurate and reliable, they are one of the best bargains on the market today. The smaller size of the Tank Commander is appealing and there could be one in my future.
HR, I think you should buy it. I have several 1911 .45ACPs, namely an Auto Ordnance(with a 3 digit serial number), 2 Colt 1911 Series 70s, a Colt Ace with .45ACP conversion kit, Kimber Classic, and a Series 70 homebuilt Commander with a titanium frame, and I'm thinking seriously about picking up a Tank Commander, just because they're such a neat gun. Cheers, Zeke
I just bought one of these for 299 locally at a place that runs specials (yes new in the box)... and that also included a 20 rnd box of remington 45 acp golden saber defense ammo... Strangely mine did come with Mecgar marked mags... It was too good of a deal to pass up. I hope this one shoots as good as my 1911A1 and my Raider... I also really like the wood grips on this one... Thanks for the review.
Good review, nice gun, and good shooting. On the last tack driving attempt, as Robin Hood told Will Scarlett in Howard Pyle's Merry Adventures of Robin Hood, over caution spilleth the milk.
This gun is a great gun to build upon and learn gunsmithing IMO. Bought a Tisas Milspec government, did my homework and went from 3” groups at 15 yds to 1” 8 rd groups by fitting a Wilson bushing.. 600 grit sandpaper and elbow grease and taking the trigger from 5.5 lbs to a consistent 4.25 lbs just doing a bit of polishing the trigger bow and track. The internals on mine were solid and the only thing I replaced was the trigger with a medium pad one, but the original after polishing works great as well. A little white out on the front milspec sight and it’s a accurate gun. This is my next purchase
Commanders are great, but as you mentioned, they do take a bit of work to get used to. I liked that Raider that you reviewed. I think I may pick one of those up shortly. I do not need it, just want it. I prefer the 5" sized 1911 pistols. McCormick and Wilson mags are about all I use now. Both are rock solid. There are other ones, I just don't have them. Quality mags fix a ton of 1911 issues. Good shooting HR.
Hell yes you should buy it! I bought a 5" govt for 389 then another from RK guns for like 319 or 29 (i cant recall) for the money, best entry level 1911 on the market.. reminds me of the Springfield prior to 1990..
True, it's not a military pistol or even a copy of one. But it is a copy of the Colt Commander. It has that cool 1960s and 1970s Las Vegas gangster vibe going for it. Seriously thinking of getting one. A review of the 9mm model would be great too, if possible.
I had both the 45acp and the 9mm 1911a1 Tank Commanders from Tisas. For me, the loss of barrel length on the 45 effected the normal accuracy I expect from my full size Remington Rand and Colt. However the 9mm benefits from a 4 and a 1/4 barrel. It shoots as well as my full size 1911s in 45acp. The sights on both are definitely better that my military 1911a1s, lol. Great range review, thanks so much for uploading.
Good catch on those 9 extra rounds, would hate to see you sentenced to a weeks worth of picking up brass on the range for taking ammunition home. ( Great Fun) Always good information in an easy to consume format.
Mine did fine with ball ammo but had real issues feeding Sig V Crown .45s. It had zero malfunctions with ball ammo. Hammer bite was bad so I fitted a S&A beavertail grip safety and solved that problem. Hard to beat this one for the $399 I paid.
I do see one thing that bites about the Tank Commander ......you're not sending it to me to keep my fill size stainless Tisas "Duty" company, lol Another excellent review of another great "budget friendly" Tisas 1911.....you should absolutely buy it!
Morning HR My friends and I always liked the balance of the commander over the government version The gun sounds smooth in feed, you can hear it over the mike..
As you say good shooting!!! Maybe a tack driver next time? Shooting a few more rounds and correcting your tendency to shoot left may make this even better and potentially a tack driver. I am on the fence as to keeping it. Give it another chance before the final verdict. It is a good value!! Enjoyed this video!!! Keep on making them!! It seems you get more relaxed and a smoother presentation as you continue to make videos. Your flow is improving all the time and the videos are always a pleasure to watch!!!! What more can I say!!
As much as we cherish prestige Colts and Springields and high end Wilsons and Nighthawks, keep in mind that in the aftermath of a self defense encounter your sidearm will be confiscated and probably never returned and if recovered will be marred from abusive testing, handling, and storage and scarred with id #s and shield marks. So would you rather that be a Tisas or a CQB ne + ultra from the custom shop ?
Hrfunk... Please do a review of the RIA 1911 45 compact and PSA Dagger compact 9mm . Have both of them and shoots as good as a Kimber ulta carry and Glock 19 at half the price! Gave my Kimber to my son for XMAS 2 yrs ago and bought 2 RIA 1911 compact 45s for @ $ 325 each. PSA dagger 9mm compact. One for myself, one for my son in law and one for a fellow retired army officer. Will buy one for my grandson when he turns 21.
Good to see budget friendly option for a 1911. My first firearm 20+ years ago was a Kimber Custom that was $700 at the time (IIRC) and that was fairly pricey for a handgun back then. Today, a $700 handgun is only somewhat above a basic Glock, Ruger, S&W or Sig which can be had in the $400-$600 range generally, Of course there are all the "Gucci" guns that are in the 4 digit range.
A little surprised at the groups from the rest. Otherwise held up well to 25 yards. I put red/orange paint on the front sight. And find it aids sight pick up and keeps groups centered. While I like hardball, have found my loads of 200 gr flat point for the Commander make for less recoil and rapid shots, traveling at around 900-925 fps. You don’t need another 45 so that settles it, keep it. Note my handle has changed on you tube to Desperado 3248. As I previously stated, they should offer this in an alloy frame version. I don’t need it , but would buy one
I have the Tisa's Commander length 9mm "Stingray" Ambi safety is positive, trigger is perfect! I had some problems with mags not dropping reliably, but after a few dozen or so practice drops, mags are dropping free. Yay! It shoots way better than I do, but after watching this video, I need to see if I can drive a tack with it! OH, the "Stingray" has the Ed brown Bobtail grip (the only gun other that Ed Brown's pistols authorized to use it). I've had several 1911s and liked them all. The Bobtail is the most comfortable grip I've ever used.
I really want to try a Stingray sometime. I don’t often see them, but just about everything I hear is positive. Plus, the Stingray would match my 1980 Corvette!
I just ordered the stakeout. Like the tank commander but full beaver tail, 5 inch and commander hammer. Just wish it had tritium front sight, that would be heaven
Ok, both my wife and I cracked up at the unexpected "water bottle desperados" appearance on the scene. Where can we get those hats? Secondly, please do not ask whether one "needs" a new gun. The correct question is do I want the gun? ;) Fun video. Seems like a great value for the price.
Thank you! I got those hats at a local craft store. They were in an area with doll-making supplies. I think they cost a quarter each, so I bought a bunch of them.
@hrfunk thanks for these videos. My son's main handgun is a TISAS Classic 1911-A1 45ACP 5". An excellent pistol and the parts swap out with my Colt! Government Model. Due to your Tisas videos, I have to continually talk myself out of getting one. I'd appreciate some info on your belt, holster, and magazine pouch. It's a fine looking rig.
Do you have any information on, or a reference to, the effect of the shorter barrel on the how the bullet affects the intended target? Does the shorter barrel adversely affect hollow point expansion? Does the shorter barrel benefit against over-penetration of an unexpanded HP round or hardball? Inquiring minds want to know.
Here's the thing, with a good hit to vital organs, I don't think there's any real differnece in performance. Handguns are notoriously bad "stoppers" when compared to rifles and shotguns. Even so, imagine getting perforated anywhere on your body with a slug nearly half an inch in diameter. How do you think you would react?
@@hrfunk True enough. The reason I ask is that blue states are enacting gun control like it is going out of style and there are / could be lots of people who may be severely restricted in the type of gun or ammo they can buy. The 1911 seems to not be scary enough to ban (at least for now) and a gun like the Tisas might be a good option for law abiding citizens who don't have the money to buy a name brand $1000 1911 or name brand revolver. Information on inexpensive guns like the Tisas 1911 is useful. Thank you for doing this, and I hope you do more.
I missed the Frito Bandito's but saw Mr Tack survive another day. If that gun was $2K maybe not. 400 smackers and...sold. You like it and it's unusual.
From my perspective, Tisas has earned three consecutive “A” grades for their .45 ACP 1911A1’s. They are excellent firearms and their price is extremely affordable. During the last 45+ years, I have owned several 1911A1’s . . . all Colts, Springfields and Kimbers. Without exception, they were - and are - all outstanding . . . however (and I’m including inflation in this statement), they were also fairly (occasionally very) expensive. I don’t doubt that Ken Hackathorn, Bill Wilson or HR Funk can routinely extract that last smidgen of accuracy from high-priced 1911A1’s, but I cannot. The plain fact is, I’d shoot as well and as accurately with a Tisas as with any other top-quality, -durability, and -reliability 1911A1. Therefore, were it the 1971 - and I was purchasing my first 1911A1 after returning from a very tough 18 months in the Pacific - I’d buy a Tisas (not a Kimber, Clot or Springfield), and I’d enjoy it greatly, use it for literally generations, and still attain exceptional relatability, durability and accuracy from it.
I think Tisas will bring a lot more novice shooters back to the 1911 platform with a quality that is not sacrificed at the low price point. You could argue RIA and maybe Taurus got there first in the budget 1911s, buy frankly Tisas is doing it better.
I agree.
What!!!!!! Don't forget about Metro arms 1911s made in the Philippines called( American classic and American classic 2) around the same PRICE and the fit and finish and reliability are way more than what you pay for.
Chief since you introduced the Tisas 1911s to me I own several and have been more than pleased with them.
@williambarnette1049 As you might have noticed, I really like them too! I’m so glad you are also happy with yours.
Maybe not a tack driver, but a solid value in a basic commander length 1911. I would add it to the collection. 👍
Yep
I have one. Love it! On par with my colt ltw cdr my Dad gifted me in 1985 when I was a young Infantry Captain and company commander. I WILL buy a 2d Tisas tank commander!
Put a Ed Brown trigger, firing pin floor plate, and Pachmyr rubber grips. Expert 1911 Gunsmith adjusted trigger pull to 3lbs. She shoots like a dream and is super accurate. WC firing pin and spring, Ed Brown ejector did not fit. He said the firing pin is short. Like the Taurus 1911. And that the flat wire recoil spring in it is excellent. He test fired it and said I would be really happy. Took her home yesterday and tested her in my backyard range. I shot several magazines full and could not stop firing it. Felt great in the hand. Super accurate but heavy.
I'd say that getting THAT close to the tack counts in anyones book. Great shooting and thank you for helping us "regular" people get the low down on some affordable weapons. I know that there might be some Kimbers and Colts out there that are all shiny and pretty, but some of us like a nice solid pistol that allows me to buy it and then still be able to afford food for the table after a day at the range. Well done, Sir!
Thank you Mike!
Us castboolits members look forward to the video AND I just ordered a Raider after watching your reports, well done.
Be sure to let me know what you think of it!
I have both the 45 and 9mm Tank Commanders. Retired my Colt's as they are just going up in value. Great video!
I really like the look of that leather belt rig! The Tisas Tank Commander seems like a great, affordable Commander 1911 option! Well done video.
Thank you!
Agreed! Nice belt and holster. Enjoy!
Very good video on this pistol, your shooting…what is the leather belt rig you’re using it looks great!👍
Love that one Tank Commander. Thanks again for the accurate and realistic expert reviews. As european gun owner, You"re my favourite ...Can t wait to see your future presentations. Good luck! P.S. By the way, after I saw your Steyr M9A2 review I bought it and it was a great decision. That one is hell of a piece ...
Thank you So much! I still like the Steyr M9. I carry it frequently. I'm glad you like it too.
Tisas is an outstanding manufacturer. I just added one of their 1911 Tankers to my ever growing 1911 family 😊. I am extremely extremely impressed with the quality and the value that you're getting. Precision forged frame, slide and no MIM parts. It's just incredible. I am already considering adding yet another sooner than later.
Definitely keep it! Based on your Part 1 review, I ordered a .45 Tank Commander, picked it up today. Better quality than Colt. Finish is perfect everywhere. All forged slide and frame, only one MIM part in the entire pistol (recoil spring plug). No sharp edges anywhere. Actual checkered double-diamond solid walnut grips - not "engineered wood" or some other thing. This is not merely a cheap import for the range, it is very solid! At these prices and quality not sure how long US manufacturers will be making 1911s.
The only caveat is the barrel link fit has more vertical play in the barrel than I like. A local dealer who has seen several TISAS including the 1911 Ranger has found the same thing. I see some vertical stringing in your reviews, perhaps that is the culprit. Will test fire it this weekend and find out!
Two quibbles: the thumb safety was well fitted but the plunger tube spring was very slightly shorter than GI spec so while serviceable, I replaced it and now the thumb safety has a more positive snap that I prefer. ($2 modification). Also, the mag catch is very stiff; might clip one coil off of the spring ($0 modification).
Thanks! Those plunger tube springs are one of the few weak points I’ve discovered in the Tisas 1911s. As you mentioned, they are very fast and inexpensive to replace. Please let me know how your new pistol performs when you get it to the range. Thanks for watching!
@@hrfunk Finally got to shoot it last nite, 7 Yard indoor range. Went through 75 rounds including Winchester 230 FMJ, Federal 185 JHP, Remington 230 BJHP, Federal 230 HS, and 2 handloads with Hornady 185 XTP and a cast 200 SWC. Fed, fired, extracted and ejected all without a bobble. Used a variety of magazines including the two factory-supplied 7-rd magazines, which appear to be Checkmate design with wadcutter feed lips and the CMF skirted follower. Also functioned perfectly with USGI contract 7-rd mags (Checkmate mfg with original style GI feed lips and follower) and Chip McCormick 8-rd and 10-rd Power Mags with original style followers.
Accuracy was excellent, average of all 7-rd groups was 1-inch, best were several 3/4" one-ragged hole groups. Prior to shooting I noticed the rear sight was not perfectly centered on the slide, and drifted it to correction. Shooting POI was dead-nuts on for windage and elevation. No vertical stringing, all well-rounded and centered groups. I did paint the front sight face orange to aid in sighting, especially for an indoor range. Can't wait to test the Tank Commander @ 25 and 50 yards later this week!
Noticed in dry firing evaluation that slide-racking was stiff, and the pistol appeared to be over-sprung, as most factory 1911s are these days, especially if Tisas is taking advice from US industry "experts". Felt like a 20-lb recoil spring, which was also shorter than a standard Commander spring, wound tighter and had narrower and thicker coils. In shooting the pistol seemed to kick harder than it should be doing for a steel-frame Commander, and the 20-lb non-spec spring would explain that. Functioning was perfect, but afterward I replaced the factory spring with a standard Wolff Commander 18-lb spring, which was noticeably longer, and slide racking was also smoother and easier. Will test that next range session.
Only one other problem in the testing, about 1/3 of the time magazine insertion was difficult when encountering the mag catch. Not uncommon with the 1911, but this was excessive to the point of the magazine coming to dead stop and requiring excessive force to seat. Afterwards, examined the Tisas factory mags and a distinctive vertical wear line was present on both mags from the feed lips to the mag catch slot. Removed the mag catch and the area below the catch shelf had a prominent ridge line. A few file strokes and some 400 grit paper reprofiled that area, and mag insertion is now flawless.
These are minor issues IMHO, easily corrected, and the pistol is a solid value. Great find!
I’m glad you like it. The Tisas 1911s continue to impress me. I think they are great pistols, the fact that they are so affordable is a bonus.
I really love your presenting style. You just ooze experience and expertise without coming across as overcompensating or egotistical as so many guntubers do. I love the humour too. You are the kind of neighbour or uncle that I wish I'd had. Keep up the good work!
Thank you Chris. Will do.
It’s obvious that you thoroughly enjoy shooting the Tank Commander.
I say go for it.
Great review as always Howard. I had a TC in 9mm and it was outstanding. I only sold it when I ran into a classic old Dan Wesson 357 revolver I couldn't live without. I've still got a Tisas Sting Ray (alloy frame) in 9mm, and a B45B (steel frame) in 45. Both are commander sized guns with a bobtail grip. Love 'em both. They neither have ever malfunctioned, and pretty much hit where I'm aiming. That's about all I can ask them to do.
Thanks Mr. Funk! You bring some great content to us folks out here on the interwebs!
You are most welcome. Thanks for watching!
Shooting almost any 1911 seems fun. Your videos are very entertaining. Thanks for taking the time to keep us coming back, time and time again.
You are most welcome. Thanks for watching!
If you want a field carry pistol or truck gun that you aren't overly concerned about losing or getting wet, dirty, scuffed, etc., then I recommend you buy it. By the way, that's a good looking gun belt you have on.
Thanks!
That's a good idea. A 1911 as a truck gun? With a Tisas, why not?
Another great video. Very informative. I put Trijicon night sights (same as what's on my G48) on my Tisas Government 1911 in 9mm. It has amazing accuracy! The best of my 1911s and the other 9mms.
Thank you Funk for reviewing the this model. Ive been looking for a reliable review for the .45 Tank Commander and you came through!
Thank you! I would give it a recommendation (especially at the price).
I have the 9mm Tank Commander. I like it. I also have the Tisas Raider in .45 ACP. They are great firearms. I also own, Colts, Rugers, a Springfield, and an Auto Ordnance.
As a firearms collector I also have a large collection of 1911's. From high end custom Kimber 1911's, Springfields, to Colt Gold Match, Wilson Combat, and government issued WWII 1911's. I now own two Tisas 1911's. Their 1911A1 US Army, and most recently the 1911A1 Tank Commander. While these guns don't compare to the high dollar custom guns, they are every bit as good as the standard issue government pistols. The Cerakote finish very closely matches the look of the parkerized WWII examples. Excellent quality and an incredibly good price. Hrfunk, I bought the standard Tisas 1911A1 US Army. Then shot my friends Tisas Tank Commander. Had to have one. He bought both as well. Keep that Tank Commander! You won't be disappointed! Just tell the wife you had to keep it for long term evaluation on your YT channel! Ha-ha! Whether a collector, a seasoned 1911 lover, or someone just starting out looking for a well made bargain priced 1911. These Tisas guns are well made and a great value. Well worth owning. For a defensive or duty gun, I prefer a double stack. For capacity reasons. But I would not hesitate to carry one of these if I had too. Thanks for the revue. Always enjoy your videos!
You are most welcome. Thanks for a great comment!
Buy it!! You CANT have too many!! Thanks for the video chief!! Have a great day and be careful.
👍👍Great job on the review, I thought the accuracy was plenty good enough and it ran flawlessly. Looks like a pretty good deal to me.
Excellent Video and Great Shooting! Very nice Belt Rig! Nice to see the Desperadoes brought to Justice!
While the Tisas Tank Commander may not be a Tack Driver, it's still very accurate for serious social concerns.
While you have other Commander sized 1911's, I think the Tisas Tank Commander would make a fine addition
to your 1911 Battery. Get a 1911 Tanker Shoulder Holster and carry it on occasion.
Cool pistol! I can see the little devil on your shoulder shouting into your ear! "BUY IT!" lol
He never leaves my shoulder!
I'm glad I happened across this channel. It's always informative and objective.
I've never seen a Tisas in my part of the world, but I won't be snobby towards them when they finally end up in my local shop.
I’m glad you happened to find your way here too! What part of the world do you live in?
@@hrfunk - thanks. I'm in Sydney, Australia. Tougher gun laws here, but recreational shooting is still available to us. Keep up the great work.
Will do! Thanks for watching from down under.
Great review of the Tank Commander, very interesting. I enjoy your clear and thorough presentations.
Thank you!
Excellent review on parts 1 & 2. I bought one at about the time you did this fine video. (one year ago) I picked mine up for $329.00 here in Florida. I bought the checkered traditional hammer from Tisas and also went with USGI Keys grips. The fit and finish is so good that I'm picking up one in 9mm as well. Thanks.
My pleasure. I'm glad you like it!
One of my first off duty guns was a Colt Combat Commander .45. The Tank Commander is the same gun. Considering this model favor the Commander for carry. I have a Colt LW 1911 .45 1972 era pistol. Should you keep it YES. Rather neat rendition.
If you get one, please let me know what you think of it.
@hrfunk just won a used one on gunbroker so will let you know my opinion. It looks like (sights) my 1971 era Colt LW Commander .45
Congratulations! I’m looking forward to your report.
Thanks for another great vid ! Guess I need a Tank Commander to keep my Tisas 1911A1 company 😁
I have one and will buy a 2d one!
What I like is the entire range test went without a failure, jam or miscue. When I think back to the 70s, several South American 1911 clones and European look-a-likes were on the market with some domestics to come along also. In general, those firearms were poorly made and deserved the title "jam-omatic". There still may be a few of those in production, but clearly the Tisas is several grades higher. And my final thought--- Tisas is creating 1911 fans initially with price and more importantly reliability.
“Tisas… several grades higher…”. Not hardly.
The 1911 design pretty much remained unchanged for 60 years, with “ball” ammo. With the advancement of hollow point ammo (which the 1911 was NEVER designed around), the older guns had to be “ramped and polished,” in order to feed HP ammo reliably. The user was primarily stuck with the task after purchase of the weapon. Clone manufacturers later began having polished feed ramps straight from the factory and that is what made the guns more “reliable.”
Tisas isn’t doing anything more innovative nor anything more “spectacular” than what other modern manufacturers have been doing now for the past 30-40 years.
Today’s modern 1911 has evolved with factory tweaks and Tisas as with other manufacturers have just jumped on the enhancement band wagon to make today’s 1911 ultra reliable. Tisas from Turkey, is nothing special.
I would note they do it for a significantly lower MSRP than others.
@@hrfunk True. But would you honestly say that one prefers Snap-on, Hilti and Omega? Or Harbor Freight, Ryobi and Timex?
I’d rather pay for the better quality.
@@colt10mmsecurity68 I understand what you mean, but for those with limited means, I think they could do a lot worse than a Tisas.
@@hrfunk 👍🫡. Always respect your opinions and evaluations.
I'll leave it to you to decide. You shoot it well! Thank you for a good review!
HR, thanks for the link to Part 1 earlier today. I just finished watching both videos on the Tank Commander and I’m really impressed with both your presentation and the weapon! I’m thinking eventually I will own the 2 Springfields (you can never own too many 1911s, can you?). But this Tisas has definitely moved to the front of the line, you just can’t beat the value. Thanks again, and I’ll definitely be checking out more of your videos!
For whatever it’s worth, I’m carrying a Tisas 1911 at this moment (Stingray). I really like their pistols.
Another absolutely excellent video.
You're welcome. Thanks for watching!
Love your utube channel video's. Keep them coming. I got to say i have shot the tisas pistols and tested them with other pistols and i like them. You are right grip the pistol in a good tight grip. 004.Ironman in Alabama 73s. Thanks
You’re welcome. Thanks for watching!
My little Brother shoot my Tank Commander 45 ACP he got a Tisas Tanker 45 ACP for $400.00 bucks the fitst hand gun he got in 25 years he just shoot my guns , now my friend got the Tank Commander 45 ACP to , Again thank you for the info .
You’re welcome. Thanks for watching!
Excellent video! Good shooting too I might add, appears you have a good grip with stacked thumbs and maximum friction on the 1911 managing recoil! If you have the chance, try that Tisas model in the 9mm. It's as fun as plinking with a 22. Also, that a sharp looking gun belt you have on. Don Hume?
Thanks! The gunbelt is from Triple K.
Nice video. Just got back in from my first range session with the Isotunes Defy rechargeable Bluetooth headset, and it works great. Very comfortable, and good sound on the Bluetooth and the amplification. Thanks for the recommendation!
You’re welcome. I’m glad it worked well for you!
This is my first 1911 and I haven't had a chance to take to the range. I appreciate your evaluation!
Please let me know what you think of it after you shoot it.
Well done presentation!👍
As to buying that weapon? Absolutely! Go for it. An all steel 1911 ALWAYS beats a plastic pistol!
Yup, I'm looking for this same model for myself. Would be a fine addition to the 1911A1 I have. 👍
The Marine nailed the three Sandinistas with his 1911.
The plain 1911 .45 will do everything you need and is a great knock down drag out semi auto.
If I didn’t already have a Springfield Armory GI .45 1911A1 that I have been shooting and carrying concealed and in the woods or on the water for 18 years, I’d grab one of these Tisas guns...and still might do it. (i am wondering if my wife isn’t about to take the 1911 .45. She tried it out on my steel target the other day and loved it).
You SHOULD buy it!
Buy it! Thanks for the review.
I picked up a Tisas SS Govt model today. I'm AMAZED by the quality at this price point.
I just got done w/my LEOSA quals using a Smith M&P 2.0 Compact 9MM and only wish I could put together groups like you do w/that Tank Commander.
Thats just about the best evaluation of a pistol I've seen...definitly subscribing!
Thanks for the sub and welcome aboard!
In theory would you run accuracy drills straight ought of the box or after it was fired for a few hundred rounds
Preferably, both.
Hey HRFUNK. Watching YOU shoot scares me because YOU and I (except for stance and handling) SHOOT EXACTLY the same! You might remember me I Watched Your video on the M1A and commented on Your form which in my humble opinion was perfect. Never the less this is why I prefer the longer trigger on the 1911 INSTEAD of the 1911a1! Furthermore I STRONGLY suspect that while You were humble and criticized YOUR trigger control, I suspect the Tank Commander is not quite as tight with it,s bushing/barrel fit as it might be. Finally I LOVE a 200 grain ball round at as close to 1000 fps as possible. As A fellow shooter I MUST shoot with You one time before I die it would be a great honor!!
That would be great. Thanks for watching and thanks for the comment!
Glad you used a rest to test accuracy vs offhand as so many do.
I will have to watch this one after work tomorrow.
Buy it. Another excellent review and you did some fine shooting with that Tank Commander. If you touch up the trigger you'll do even better. All of my Tisas 1911A1 pistols are full size. Well made, accurate and reliable, they are one of the best bargains on the market today. The smaller size of the Tank Commander is appealing and there could be one in my future.
HR,
I think you should buy it. I have several 1911 .45ACPs, namely an Auto Ordnance(with a 3 digit serial number), 2 Colt 1911 Series 70s, a Colt Ace with .45ACP conversion kit, Kimber Classic, and a Series 70 homebuilt Commander with a titanium frame, and I'm thinking seriously about picking up a Tank Commander, just because they're such a neat gun.
Cheers,
Zeke
I just bought one of these for 299 locally at a place that runs specials (yes new in the box)... and that also included a 20 rnd box of remington 45 acp golden saber defense ammo... Strangely mine did come with Mecgar marked mags... It was too good of a deal to pass up. I hope this one shoots as good as my 1911A1 and my Raider... I also really like the wood grips on this one... Thanks for the review.
You’re welcome. Thanks for watching.
Good review, nice gun, and good shooting. On the last tack driving attempt, as Robin Hood told Will Scarlett in Howard Pyle's Merry Adventures of Robin Hood, over caution spilleth the milk.
Thanks Greg!
Well done Marine. I might pick one of those up
This gun is a great gun to build upon and learn gunsmithing IMO. Bought a Tisas Milspec government, did my homework and went from 3” groups at 15 yds to 1” 8 rd groups by fitting a Wilson bushing.. 600 grit sandpaper and elbow grease and taking the trigger from 5.5 lbs to a consistent 4.25 lbs just doing a bit of polishing the trigger bow and track. The internals on mine were solid and the only thing I replaced was the trigger with a medium pad one, but the original after polishing works great as well. A little white out on the front milspec sight and it’s a accurate gun. This is my next purchase
My 9MM Commander does indeed come with the mecgar magazines. Great video as usual. 👍🏼
Commanders are great, but as you mentioned, they do take a bit of work to get used to. I liked that Raider that you reviewed. I think I may pick one of those up shortly. I do not need it, just want it. I prefer the 5" sized 1911 pistols. McCormick and Wilson mags are about all I use now. Both are rock solid. There are other ones, I just don't have them. Quality mags fix a ton of 1911 issues. Good shooting HR.
Thank you!
Thank you ..well done much appreciated
You are very welcome.
Love the drills and always impressed by your marksmanship.
Thank you!
Hell yes you should buy it! I bought a 5" govt for 389 then another from RK guns for like 319 or 29 (i cant recall) for the money, best entry level 1911 on the market.. reminds me of the Springfield prior to 1990..
True, it's not a military pistol or even a copy of one. But it is a copy of the Colt Commander. It has that cool 1960s and 1970s Las Vegas gangster vibe going for it. Seriously thinking of getting one. A review of the 9mm model would be great too, if possible.
If I get my hands on one, you will see it!
Another nice shooter from Tisas and another great review. Sharing your content in a veterans group on a friendly social media platform. Hope it helps.
Thank you!
Buy It! Tisas make really nice stuff for the price!
I had both the 45acp and the 9mm 1911a1 Tank Commanders from Tisas. For me, the loss of barrel length on the 45 effected the normal accuracy I expect from my full size Remington Rand and Colt. However the 9mm benefits from a 4 and a 1/4 barrel. It shoots as well as my full size 1911s in 45acp. The sights on both are definitely better that my military 1911a1s, lol. Great range review, thanks so much for uploading.
You’re welcome Paul. Thanks for watching!
Good catch on those 9 extra rounds, would hate to see you sentenced to a weeks worth of picking up brass on the range for taking ammunition home. ( Great Fun)
Always good information in an easy to consume format.
Mine did fine with ball ammo but had real issues feeding Sig V Crown .45s. It had zero malfunctions with ball ammo. Hammer bite was bad so I fitted a S&A beavertail grip safety and solved that problem. Hard to beat this one for the $399 I paid.
I do see one thing that bites about the Tank Commander
......you're not sending it to me to keep my fill size stainless Tisas "Duty" company, lol
Another excellent review of another great "budget friendly" Tisas 1911.....you should absolutely buy it!
Morning HR
My friends and I always liked the balance of the commander over the government version
The gun sounds smooth in feed, you can hear it over the mike..
As you say good shooting!!! Maybe a tack driver next time? Shooting a few more rounds and correcting your tendency to shoot left may make this even better and potentially a tack driver.
I am on the fence as to keeping it. Give it another chance before the final verdict. It is a good value!! Enjoyed this video!!! Keep on making them!! It seems you get more relaxed and a smoother presentation as you continue to make videos. Your flow is improving all the time and the videos are always a pleasure to watch!!!! What more can I say!!
Thank you!
Yes buy it! She’s a keeper
As much as we cherish prestige Colts and Springields and high end Wilsons and Nighthawks, keep in mind that in the aftermath of a self defense encounter your sidearm will be confiscated and probably never returned and if recovered will be marred from abusive testing, handling, and storage and scarred with id #s and shield marks. So would you rather that be a Tisas or a CQB ne + ultra from the custom shop ?
Hrfunk... Please do a review of the RIA 1911 45 compact and PSA Dagger compact 9mm . Have both of them and shoots as good as a Kimber ulta carry and Glock 19 at half the price! Gave my Kimber to my son for XMAS 2 yrs ago and bought 2 RIA 1911 compact 45s for @ $ 325 each. PSA dagger 9mm compact. One for myself, one for my son in law and one for a fellow retired army officer. Will buy one for my grandson when he turns 21.
If I get the chance, I will.
Good to see budget friendly option for a 1911. My first firearm 20+ years ago was a Kimber Custom that was $700 at the time (IIRC) and that was fairly pricey for a handgun back then. Today, a $700 handgun is only somewhat above a basic Glock, Ruger, S&W or Sig which can be had in the $400-$600 range generally, Of course there are all the "Gucci" guns that are in the 4 digit range.
You sure did get me in the mood for some 1911 shooting, sir👍
A little surprised at the groups from the rest. Otherwise held up well to 25 yards. I put red/orange paint on the front sight. And find it aids sight pick up and keeps groups centered. While I like hardball, have found my loads of 200 gr flat point for the Commander make for less recoil and rapid shots, traveling at around 900-925 fps. You don’t need another 45 so that settles it, keep it. Note my handle has changed on you tube to Desperado 3248. As I previously stated, they should offer this in an alloy frame version. I don’t need it , but would buy one
Great vid as usual. Now on purchasing the tank commander, I believe it’s not should you but WHY NOT!😎
Nice gun leather HR! Sharp!
Thanks Troy!
I have the Tisa's Commander length 9mm "Stingray" Ambi safety is positive, trigger is perfect! I had some problems with mags not dropping reliably, but after a few dozen or so practice drops, mags are dropping free. Yay! It shoots way better than I do, but after watching this video, I need to see if I can drive a tack with it! OH, the "Stingray" has the Ed brown Bobtail grip (the only gun other that Ed Brown's pistols authorized to use it). I've had several 1911s and liked them all. The Bobtail is the most comfortable grip I've ever used.
I really want to try a Stingray sometime. I don’t often see them, but just about everything I hear is positive. Plus, the Stingray would match my 1980 Corvette!
Great review as always HR. My vote is that you should buy it! It will go great with your Raider.
OUTSTANDING!!!😊
I raised my hand, so you have to buy it! For the price, you'll regret not getting it! 👍🏼👍🏼
I would like to know how the Tisis Tank Commander would do Vs the Collt's new version of the Combat Commander, non light weight model.
If I can get my hands on the Colt, I'll compare them.
@hrfunk ..That would be a fantastic comparison !!
Give that 1911 a good home! Good review, sir. 👍👍
Thank you!
Thank you , Sarge
Nice lineage of 1911 pistols. Their full-size 1911 in your other review was also accurate.
I just ordered the stakeout. Like the tank commander but full beaver tail, 5 inch and commander hammer. Just wish it had tritium front sight, that would be heaven
Ok, both my wife and I cracked up at the unexpected "water bottle desperados" appearance on the scene. Where can we get those hats? Secondly, please do not ask whether one "needs" a new gun. The correct question is do I want the gun? ;) Fun video. Seems like a great value for the price.
Thank you! I got those hats at a local craft store. They were in an area with doll-making supplies. I think they cost a quarter each, so I bought a bunch of them.
🙋♂️Buy it you will not regret. Great job and video, Marine.
What kind of holster and belt do you have on?
It’s made by Triple K. Here’s a review video: th-cam.com/video/2UXpIBmP7KM/w-d-xo.html
@@hrfunk thank you. I have an xd tactical. Maybe they might have a holster for it.
In fifty year, never found a commander style, a tac driver, but anyway, nice pistol, think I have to look harder in this model . Thanks and take care
@hrfunk thanks for these videos. My son's main handgun is a TISAS Classic 1911-A1 45ACP 5". An excellent pistol and the parts swap out with my Colt! Government Model. Due to your Tisas videos, I have to continually talk myself out of getting one. I'd appreciate some info on your belt, holster, and magazine pouch. It's a fine looking rig.
Thank you! Here is a link to my video review of that belt: th-cam.com/video/2UXpIBmP7KM/w-d-xo.html
@@hrfunk Thanks, Howard. I seemed to recall you having a video on this rig, but wasn't sure. Keep up the good work and take care.
Good to see good shooting and grip without the levitating thumbs.
Nice vid.
Thank you!
Really appreciate the video/ top notch work ! Thanks
You’re welcome. Thanks for watching!
I would definitely add it to your collection!!!
Do you have any information on, or a reference to, the effect of the shorter barrel on the how the bullet affects the intended target? Does the shorter barrel adversely affect hollow point expansion? Does the shorter barrel benefit against over-penetration of an unexpanded HP round or hardball? Inquiring minds want to know.
Here's the thing, with a good hit to vital organs, I don't think there's any real differnece in performance. Handguns are notoriously bad "stoppers" when compared to rifles and shotguns. Even so, imagine getting perforated anywhere on your body with a slug nearly half an inch in diameter. How do you think you would react?
@@hrfunk True enough. The reason I ask is that blue states are enacting gun control like it is going out of style and there are / could be lots of people who may be severely restricted in the type of gun or ammo they can buy. The 1911 seems to not be scary enough to ban (at least for now) and a gun like the Tisas might be a good option for law abiding citizens who don't have the money to buy a name brand $1000 1911 or name brand revolver. Information on inexpensive guns like the Tisas 1911 is useful. Thank you for doing this, and I hope you do more.
@@alexh4436 I will indeed. Stay tuned and thanks for the comment!
Really nice shooting especially at 25 yards. Does the law about never bringing ammo home also apply to 22 LR? All the best!
Of course!
Nice Work With The Tank Commander Hr Funk 😀😊😀
Thanks Chris!
Black Friday sales are here. I might buy this one.
Looks like a keeper to me!
Thank you for the review Sir!
My pleasure. Thanks for watching!
Man I was rooting for you on that tack driver shot.i bet with a little breaking in and practice it will come through...
Stay tuned. Maybe it will get another chance.
I missed the Frito Bandito's but saw Mr Tack survive another day. If that gun was $2K maybe not. 400 smackers and...sold. You like it and it's unusual.