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Probably the sweetest looking 1911 under $550 currently. Wish they did what Zenith did and got rid of rollmarks completely but it is a nice looking gun.
Ahhhhh this was during my 👍🏽 only phase, before I actually started commenting on videos! I've been eye-balling this, and lo and behold, here was this review lol
Haha, yeah it seems like the Tisas and Girsan 1911s are suddenly a thing again. We reviewed them a few years ago. Sorta like the Arex Zero1, the Grand Power Stribog, and several others. We review them....a few months or years pass and BAM! "What's this new gun?"
I was gonna ask that don't you rotate the bushing and so the spring tension gets relieved before you pull of the slide. I dont own one myself but I've seen 100s stripped and I was taught by my Grandfather to field strip it completely different
Yes, there is a smarter was, the army way. Put gun together without spring and plunger first, then put in spring and plunger, compress and rotate bushing. Done
No hate for 1911's...I like shooting them, just never really had a big desire to own one until recently. I've always had access to a number of them to shoot but I want my own. Been looking at some of the more budget friendly options and I would have never looked at this brand if not for you. Thanks, I'll add this brand to my list when I get ready to purchase.
You put your recoil spring in backwards. Maybe you found out by now, but just in case you did not know it. The Snug/Smaller side goes in the guide rod.
Really wanted to hear what alloy slide was made of? Fit of slide to frame and B bl to bushing/bushing to slide???Oh, interchangeable w STOCK 1911 parts????unrequited love....
Unfortunately the P45R was out of stock until may/june. I'm not sure if I want to wait, so I may just go for the CC45 once we see your range report I've seen only 1 issue with a Tisas from a reputable TH-camr but that was also an early model.
Subscribed Seems you’ve lived life You laugh, you seemingly have a good time while going through these guns. Watched about all your Tisas videos. Humble people are hard to find on the youboob Don’t change brother 👍👍
I have an older version of this gun, Regent R200s (different importer- Umarex). Appears to be the same, except no rail on the frame and all the controls are stainless. The grips on yours are better (R200s) came with Hogue rubber grips which sometimes rubbed the ambi safety. I had very few problems until I hit about 1200 rounds and needed to retention the extractor (Which is mim on the R200s). I’m wondering if that’s still the case on these newer models. It doesn’t seem to be an issue for me.
I’d prefer the small parts to be matching but wow I wish I could buy one of these. I live outside of the USA in California. The word Regent looks horrible. They could have made that text look a lot better imo
The earlier versions are cast but the latest versions are forged. The new versions have a small business card attached to the trigger guard stating that the frame and slide are forged. The earlier versions definitely were cast bcuz you can find porosity on some areas. Porosity exists only in cast parts.
@@Slotcarking I have an SDS imported B45 and it is forged which is where I was coming from. I don't know about the earlier models. BTW I am impressed with the fit and finish of mine as well as the performance now that I put several hundred rounds thru it for break-in. Good looking and solid feel, smooth as glass action and more acurate than I am.
The grips look nice and fitted in contrast with the stainless make. I observe the presenter is not aware of the easier way to put on the spring, no wonder all the parts are flying....somebody try to instruct him. 🤨
Siding with the 1911 takedown critics on this one. If you use the "correct" method/sequence for disassembly, and then assemble in the reverse sequence, the reassembly issues at the end of the video wouldn't happen. It's not simply a matter of preference or people being haters. Someone less stubborn and somewhat willing to learn could infer that the "correct" method is objectively better because it avoids both minor "mishaps" in in the video, launching the guide rod upon disassembly (increased risk or loss and injury) and failure to easily install the recoil assembly (risk of loss, injury, and maybe even damaging the recoil spring from tweaking it). If joseph simonis would have written "learn how to put it together correctly guy," then what would the witty response have been? Here's one: "Duly noted, your refund has been issued." Both ways can "work," but this way is objectively inferior. The best thing I can say about it is that it require a bushing wrench if it isn't too tight and if your recoil spring plug is finished that it might help preserve the peaks of the serrations from wear. There's also the benefit of stimulating comments which probably isn't a bad thing for TH-cam analytics.
Everyone loves the 1911. If they are manufactured with a certain minimum level of quality (tolorances, etc.) they all pretty much funtion just fine! Just one, maybe two slugs in the chest cavity will pretty much take the fight out of the biggest, baddest assailants. If you really NEED more then 8 shots, your in the wrong place!
Why not take the recoil spring plug and barrel bushing out first in disassembly? Your assembly/disassembly order seems... odd, frankly :) (Your last assembly steps should be insert barrel bushing, insert/ compress spring plug, rotate bushing...done.
Thanks. I think a good portion of the 1911 crowd are such because they're afraid of a little change. Make the gun somewhere else or god forbid show them there's more than one way to proverbially skin the cat and they freak out.
@@GBGuns I used a 1911 in my SRT unit in the Marine corps (08-12) and I hated it because of the low capacity. But I always look at it, if you can clean it and put it back together you are good.
People commenting about his assembly method, whatever works man. People can assemble it that way quite smoothly. Not trying to spam, but here's my vid doing exactly the same way, but better success during assembly th-cam.com/video/gxmS5RqQlBc/w-d-xo.html
You should remove this VDO. This is no way to takedown a 1911. Someone's liable to fowl-up a brand new 1911 following your takedown. procedures. It's simply unconscionable to leave this VDO up on TH-cam.
@@GBGuns --- Instead of LOL you may want to check the manual. The manual provides procedures for the singular way to properly take down and assemble the pistol. Take the VDO down, you're an embarrassment to the TH-cam gun world. You shot the recoil spring guide across your room and compromised the spring proper. You're a dope.
That makes sense. Check the video date (I can't see it from the YT Studio app) Yours was likely imported by SDS Imports, mine was imported years ago by Zenith.
Imports like these are built to contract with the importer setting standards and having options to help meet price points, etc. Some manufacturers will even adjust quality standards. In your case SDS likely opted for the cardboard to keep the price point lower.
The holes for the defensive rounds and I’m highly impressed with that finish.
I tell you what , you do the best gun unboxing of any channel, showing the manual and what’s it the box , keep them coming
The stainless looks like an NP3 finish. I really like this look
Probably the sweetest looking 1911 under $550 currently. Wish they did what Zenith did and got rid of rollmarks completely but it is a nice looking gun.
Ahhhhh this was during my 👍🏽 only phase, before I actually started commenting on videos! I've been eye-balling this, and lo and behold, here was this review lol
Haha, yeah it seems like the Tisas and Girsan 1911s are suddenly a thing again. We reviewed them a few years ago. Sorta like the Arex Zero1, the Grand Power Stribog, and several others. We review them....a few months or years pass and BAM! "What's this new gun?"
I happen to live not far away from LKCI and have ask my FFL to contact them. Fingers crossed.....great video as usual
you need to learn how to disassemble and reassemble 1911s. The spring comes out first and in last.
I was gonna ask that don't you rotate the bushing and so the spring tension gets relieved before you pull of the slide. I dont own one myself but I've seen 100s stripped and I was taught by my Grandfather to field strip it completely different
It's not his fault. It's an outdated design to begin with.
@@fabiangonzalez-cortes8894 more like timeless
Brian Martin I know your post is a year old, but I was thinking the same thing!
Brian Martin There’s actually more than one way to do it. This is not uncommon.
Yes, there is a smarter was, the army way. Put gun together without spring and plunger first, then put in spring and plunger, compress and rotate bushing. Done
Only way I've seen before now
Watching you take apart and reassemble that gun was funny as hell thanks for the laugh
Yeah it's amazing how people respond with laughter when taken out of their comfort zone. There's more than one way to do a 1911.
hi, lovely gun sir
No hate for 1911's...I like shooting them, just never really had a big desire to own one until recently. I've always had access to a number of them to shoot but I want my own. Been looking at some of the more budget friendly options and I would have never looked at this brand if not for you. Thanks, I'll add this brand to my list when I get ready to purchase.
Girsan also makes some darn good 1911's.
That's a nice looking 1911.
I'm sold on this as my first gun
Nothing wrong with it but I would suggest you start with CZ75 Omega than get on other guns ....
.45 is pretty big for a first gun not unmanageable, but youll get the hang of it, for cheaper range fun they come in other chambers too
I'll keep saying it until they get the point. UPDATE YOUR WEBSITE LKCI!!!
Never seen a 1911 disassembled that way before. In that order I should say.
I said the same thing once, then realized it doesn't matter.
Aaron Morgan as long as it doesn't have a one piece full length guide rod, this way is actually easier.
Yea, which is why you show it being done!! Right!! School yourself!
Its so much easier to take the spring and plunger out first. And put it in last
Why don't you release the pressure on the main spring before you push out pin??
You put your recoil spring in backwards. Maybe you found out by now, but just in case you did not know it. The Snug/Smaller side goes in the guide rod.
LOL! It's painful watching you put that slide back together brother, but whatever works right. Another nice tabletop review.
Again showing awesome stuff I’d never get to see!! Thanks for sharing 👍🏼
Tisas bu isi cozmus mukemmel iscilik
Really wanted to hear what alloy slide was made of? Fit of slide to frame and B bl to bushing/bushing to slide???Oh, interchangeable w STOCK 1911 parts????unrequited love....
Unfortunately the P45R was out of stock until may/june. I'm not sure if I want to wait, so I may just go for the CC45 once we see your range report
I've seen only 1 issue with a Tisas from a reputable TH-camr but that was also an early model.
What was the issue? I have some of the older ones from when Zenith imported them.
Like the rear sights . Handsome 1911
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Seems you’ve lived life
You laugh, you seemingly have a good time while going through these guns.
Watched about all your Tisas videos.
Humble people are hard to find on the youboob
Don’t change brother 👍👍
Thank you. This is an old one. We've got another Tisas video set to drop in the next week or two.
@@GBGuns awesome
Definitely will watch it when you post it , thanks again for the great reviews
I bought this 45 today
These Turk Stainless 1911's are nice looking.
I have an older version of this gun, Regent R200s (different importer- Umarex). Appears to be the same, except no rail on the frame and all the controls are stainless. The grips on yours are better (R200s) came with Hogue rubber grips which sometimes rubbed the ambi safety. I had very few problems until I hit about 1200 rounds and needed to retention the extractor (Which is mim on the R200s). I’m wondering if that’s still the case on these newer models. It doesn’t seem to be an issue for me.
Picked up one today.
I was cringing watching him try to shove the recoil spring in that way
I'm so sorry, I hope you recover quickly.
Lol, yeah... he was definitely struggling.
I was cringing when he said the 1911 was Cerakoted lol 😂 It’s stainless steel 🤦🏻♂️
Stainless with a cerakote on top lol, stainless rusts too easily to leave unprotected.
@@GBGuns lol BS. I own 5 stainless 1911’s. No rust. There is no outside coat of anything on them. What are you talking about?!
Where did he get that field stripping " Technique "? WTF? Semper Fi!
Expedience from experience.
I Like It.
Got some megadeth dawn patrol playing in the video nice. Cool 1911 too does it have a chrome lined barrel?
My safety catches and doesn’t fully extend upward, is there an easy fix for that?
wide end of spring goes towards tip of gun narrow end of spring goes onto that short rod (puleez) geez
I swear..
How to purchase online for international shipments?
Do you have the slide weight?/ Can you obtain it? Please. Research purposes.
I’d prefer the small parts to be matching but wow I wish I could buy one of these. I live outside of the USA in California. The word Regent looks horrible. They could have made that text look a lot better imo
Sweet looking gun. I definitely enjoy your videos
Is the frame forged or cast?
Cast
@@Slotcarking Wrong, forged.
The earlier versions are cast but the latest versions are forged. The new versions have a small business card attached to the trigger guard stating that the frame and slide are forged. The earlier versions definitely were cast bcuz you can find porosity on some areas. Porosity exists only in cast parts.
@@Slotcarking I have an SDS imported B45 and it is forged which is where I was coming from. I don't know about the earlier models. BTW I am impressed with the fit and finish of mine as well as the performance now that I put several hundred rounds thru it for break-in. Good looking and solid feel, smooth as glass action and more acurate than I am.
The grips look nice and fitted in contrast with the stainless make. I observe the presenter is not aware of the easier way to put on the spring, no wonder all the parts are flying....somebody try to instruct him. 🤨
learn how to take it apart correctly guy
Did it not come apart guy?
Siding with the 1911 takedown critics on this one. If you use the "correct" method/sequence for disassembly, and then assemble in the reverse sequence, the reassembly issues at the end of the video wouldn't happen.
It's not simply a matter of preference or people being haters. Someone less stubborn and somewhat willing to learn could infer that the "correct" method is objectively better because it avoids both minor "mishaps" in in the video, launching the guide rod upon disassembly (increased risk or loss and injury) and failure to easily install the recoil assembly (risk of loss, injury, and maybe even damaging the recoil spring from tweaking it).
If joseph simonis would have written "learn how to put it together correctly guy," then what would the witty response have been? Here's one: "Duly noted, your refund has been issued."
Both ways can "work," but this way is objectively inferior. The best thing I can say about it is that it require a bushing wrench if it isn't too tight and if your recoil spring plug is finished that it might help preserve the peaks of the serrations from wear. There's also the benefit of stimulating comments which probably isn't a bad thing for TH-cam analytics.
I disassembles it exactly like that, and reassemble it quite easy, whatever works man.
Graham Baates bro, you really did disassemble it incorrectly
Did it come apart? Yes. What's incorrect about that?
Everyone loves the 1911.
If they are manufactured with a certain minimum level of quality (tolorances, etc.) they all pretty much funtion just fine!
Just one, maybe two slugs in the chest cavity will pretty much take the fight out of the biggest, baddest assailants.
If you really NEED more then 8 shots, your in the wrong place!
Robin Jacobs pretty much any centerfire cartridge will yield these results
+p and up rated? Also any extended mags for it?
How much?
$449 gunprime
Nice looking 1911
Never seen a take down or re-assembly like that. What the hell are we doing here boss??!!
Hahahaha. Super noob..
Does it come in 38 Super?
Am I in the minority of those who dislike an ambidextrous safety?
God your killing me here
Why not take the recoil spring plug and barrel bushing out first in disassembly? Your assembly/disassembly order seems... odd, frankly :) (Your last assembly steps should be insert barrel bushing, insert/ compress spring plug, rotate bushing...done.
That's a valid method too. There's more than one way to get the gun apart.
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Lots of haters in the comments, thanks for the review.
Thanks. I think a good portion of the 1911 crowd are such because they're afraid of a little change. Make the gun somewhere else or god forbid show them there's more than one way to proverbially skin the cat and they freak out.
@@GBGuns I used a 1911 in my SRT unit in the Marine corps (08-12) and I hated it because of the low capacity.
But I always look at it, if you can clean it and put it back together you are good.
What's the kitty's name?
Her internet name is "Tacti-kitty"
A press check doesn't use serrations
but hands performing a press check do.
Is this series 70 or 80
Never mind I see it’s a 80
Smith the slide and frame so it dont wabble
is that stainless steel or cerakote ?
Cerakote in the stainless color.
Brian Martin. Exactly. Doesn't have a clue.
How are you making videos on 1911 and you don't know how to put the spring in properly
How are you implying you're an expert without knowing there's more than one way to strip a 1911?
Painful to watch. You need to learn how to take down a 1911 the right way...LOL...nice gun tho'
Bushing is what you remove first
Bought a 1911 a guy got mad at and threw the fucker cause he didnt know how to take it down right
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1:43 to even see the damn gun enough talking dude
I'm sorry this free content didn't meet your needs, perhaps you should looked elsewhere
People commenting about his assembly method, whatever works man. People can assemble it that way quite smoothly. Not trying to spam, but here's my vid doing exactly the same way, but better success during assembly
th-cam.com/video/gxmS5RqQlBc/w-d-xo.html
Wow. I remove the spring before removing the barrel shroud😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
It's also the last thing I install before the barrel shroud🤯
Dude, there is a way easier way to disassemble and reassemble a 1911 trust me. And that’s not it.
You have no clue how to take down a 1911 or put it back Lol
Oh ye of small mind
You are disassembling in a wrong way...
Am I though? Did the gun not come apart?
You should remove this VDO. This is no way to takedown a 1911. Someone's liable to fowl-up a brand new 1911 following your takedown. procedures. It's simply unconscionable to leave this VDO up on TH-cam.
Did thegunnot come apart? Did it not go back together? OMG! THERE'S MORE THAN ONE WAY TO DO IT!!!! LMAO
@@GBGuns --- Instead of LOL you may want to check the manual. The manual provides procedures for the singular way to properly take down and assemble the pistol. Take the VDO down, you're an embarrassment to the TH-cam gun world. You shot the recoil spring guide across your room and compromised the spring proper. You're a dope.
Hell mine came in a cardboard box. I been cheated lol
You likely bought yours years after this one and from a different importer.
@@GBGuns baught mine 2 weeks ago in small town in west ky
That makes sense. Check the video date (I can't see it from the YT Studio app) Yours was likely imported by SDS Imports, mine was imported years ago by Zenith.
@@GBGuns roger dat it was.
Imports like these are built to contract with the importer setting standards and having options to help meet price points, etc. Some manufacturers will even adjust quality standards. In your case SDS likely opted for the cardboard to keep the price point lower.
ce n est pas la bonne facon de démonter et remonter! et le spring est remonter a l envers
Even to reassemble your gun you do not know the proper way
Or do I? It's gonna blow your mind when you look in the manual for some.of these. There's more than one way to do a 1911
For me first part to remove is the bushing and that is last part also when you reaasemble the gun
Again showing awesome stuff I’d never get to see!! Thanks for sharing 👍🏼