Hi Sir! As I said on your other Tisas Video, some of these 1911 pistols require a 500 to 700 round Break In. This looks like one of those 1911 Pistols. I bet she runs perfect after that. I dig the looks of this 1911…. I did not want to buy anymore 1911’s, but this may be #37 for me. I can’t seem to stop. 😊😎🇺🇸👍 Beretta SR.
Well done. Saving people money on mags and ammo testing. I have 1 Tisas so far and love it. Bought chip m mags asap, no issues....still breaking mine in.
So, my initial assesment on video #1 was correct... 95% of the reliability issues on a 1911 are magazine related. Here, again, Wilson Combat Mags are 100% reliable and it is due to the Early release point on the mag lips plus the follower shape that prevents nose-dive. Nice video.... I see you polished the feed ramp.
@@gunlover5564 What type of ammo are you shooting when it happens? FMJ, JHP?... What bullet weights are you using? 230 grains... 185?. How old are the Magazines... Have you replaced the springs on them? Are you using the 8 rounders or the 7 rounders? What size gun are you using 5", 4.25"...3"? What recoil spring weight you have on your gun.. 16 lbs? When the nose dive happens, doest it happen on the Last or first round? Have you checked the feed ramp has the correct 31.5° as designes by Browning?
@@Papieck37 I’ve only shot maybe 100 rounds through it and the mags are the original colt mags that came with it and an 8 round mag Wilson combat. I’ve honestly haven’t shot it enough to wear the mags out, they’re all new. It’s full size GI model and blued. The ammo is 230grain Winchester white box and blazer brass. As for the rest I’m not entirely sure, I’d have to open the manual or look up my serial number. As far as knowing the feed ramp, how do I go about doing that? I’ve wondered myself if it wasn’t the feed ramp. I’ve considered contacting colt and sending it in for evaluation.
@@gunlover5564 couple of thing I will do... Leave your Mags loaded over night with full capacity and test them again... Some times Mags require "break in". To measure the feed ramp, you will need a short arm protractor. If the ramp shows to be out of spec, I will contact Colt. I will also do a small test to make sure you have right extractor tension. Use a 230grain bullets and with the slide remove from the frame, inserta the round behind de extractor, as if the round was picked from the magazine, then rotate the slide 360° and check the round is held in place all the time.... If you feel excesivo tensión from the extractor, then that is your problem and one of the causes for nose dive. Another problem could be the mail recoil spring.... If the spring doesnt allow the slide to fully move back during cycling, then the slide will short stroke the next round causing nose dive...... 5" models should carry a 16# spring from factory. I ran mines with 18# springs.
I just ordered one of these from my local dealer (SPAR Firearms Mechanicsburg Pa) in 9mm to go with my 9mm Stingray. Should have it sometime next week. Hope it is as nice in it's own way as the Stingray. This will make 18, 1911s in calibers 22LR, 22TCM, 380ACP, 38 SUPER 9mm and 45ACP. Almost went for the 10mm version but with 74 year old wrists, I think I will enjoy the 9mm more. Really enjoy your videos keep them coming.
I'm working through some issues with my Night Stalker. I'm not so much focusing on magazines. But, I am exploring the tolerances in the barrel throat. This Tisas seems just a wee bit tighter compared to my Spring Field Mil-Spec. Using a "plunk rest" comparison between the Spring Field and Tisas barrels. Hand loads vs factory ammo, the Tisas has just the slightest bit of resistance when a round is dropped into the barrel throat. However, the SA does have many years of round throughput. Also note the Tisas barrel's coating is also inside its throat. Testing continues...
Thank you for the video sir been considering the Tisas as range/tinkering option. I do a lot of studies before purchasing and I appreciate the info you provided here. Seems like the Tisas just needs a bit of a break in period but the Wilson Combat mags might be the way to go with this here budget 1911.
That’s a good thing to know which defense rounds will run in pistols designed to specifically run round ball in it’s original make. Look at how the 1911 has evolved into other calibers of fun shooters.
I use ‘Metalform’ mags in a 10mm and in a 38 super, and 38 super mags in my 1911-9mm that use the same round top follower type that Wilson combat uses. (Not all followers in Metalform mags are front end supported round tops) It’s a non tilt follower, where the mass produced mags like mec-gar and most Act-Mags, seem to just use a flat top split follower that allows ammo to tilt into the feed ramp of the frame, sometimes loading, sometimes stovepiping.
I use nothing but WILSON COMBAT MAGE and my preference in ammo is Federal and type. Federal just has too good of a reputation to experiment with any other ammo in my opinion. I own a TISAS Night Stalker as well. I just love it! It's the Best purchase I've made in a long time. This is my new carry gun.
Great channel. Appreciate you! Could you please evaluate the Tisas Aviator 9mm. Forged barrel and slide with an aluminum alloy frame for lighter carry weight. I’ve seen them for around $450 out the door. They look very clean.
I don't have any Wilson Combat mags........I think I'm gonna get a hand full....I really do like Tisas and Girsan 1911's. "Let the one who has no sword sell his cloak and buy one."
The solution is simple bro, Federal HST, look at the bullet shape the radius is much the same as FMJ/ball ammo, those will feed great. If ya get an extreme HP like Super Vel where nearly the width of the bullet is cut for the hollow point, those won't feed for crap
It's always strange to me everyone says Wilson combat mags are top notch. Everyone I ever bought about 10 of them over the years and always had issues with them. I know Wilson owns them now but I used to get chip McCormick and never had issues.
Looks like you had quite a spread on where your brass was getting sent. Some straight up, some behind ya, some right at the camera. Is that an extractor issue or was I seeing things?
As I mentioned before in the first video with this .45 ACP. The first and most feed jams shown❗From my point of view it might be the way you holding the gun❓Or the magazines.
I had terrible luck with Ed Brown mags. The nitride coated mags wouldn’t even load into my 1911. The nitride was thick, and sticky. Seemed more like paint than nitride. Ed Brown wouldn’t stand behind them. Instead of replacing them they ground down the coating (ugly as hell), and sent them back to me. Still wouldn’t load into the gun. I think Ed Brown sucks.
Hi Sir!
As I said on your other Tisas Video, some of these 1911 pistols require a 500 to 700 round Break In. This looks like one of those 1911 Pistols. I bet she runs perfect after that. I dig the looks of this 1911…. I did not want to buy anymore 1911’s, but this may be #37 for me. I can’t seem to stop. 😊😎🇺🇸👍
Beretta SR.
Thanks for the info.collecting 1911s is definitely addictive for sure.
MY HUBBY says to tell you he is a 45 ACP guy.. Loves your video and really loves your scripture at the end!!
I really appreciate the comment.
Mags have a big impact on them. If you're going to carry it, don't carry the Mecgar mags. I've got a video coming out about the mags causing issues.
That’s true mags do make a difference.I’ll keep a eye out for the video.
100% BST, the WC mags run great, see my earlier comment about the HP bullet shape...that's the other 50% of the feed issue
Well done. Saving people money on mags and ammo testing. I have 1 Tisas so far and love it. Bought chip m mags asap, no issues....still breaking mine in.
Thanks friend.
So, my initial assesment on video #1 was correct... 95% of the reliability issues on a 1911 are magazine related. Here, again, Wilson Combat Mags are 100% reliable and it is due to the Early release point on the mag lips plus the follower shape that prevents nose-dive. Nice video.... I see you polished the feed ramp.
I agree.thanks friend.
I have a Wilson combat mag and my colt will still nose dive sometimes. It’s not always the mag
@@gunlover5564 What type of ammo are you shooting when it happens? FMJ, JHP?... What bullet weights are you using? 230 grains... 185?. How old are the Magazines... Have you replaced the springs on them? Are you using the 8 rounders or the 7 rounders? What size gun are you using 5", 4.25"...3"? What recoil spring weight you have on your gun.. 16 lbs? When the nose dive happens, doest it happen on the Last or first round? Have you checked the feed ramp has the correct 31.5° as designes by Browning?
@@Papieck37 I’ve only shot maybe 100 rounds through it and the mags are the original colt mags that came with it and an 8 round mag Wilson combat. I’ve honestly haven’t shot it enough to wear the mags out, they’re all new. It’s full size GI model and blued.
The ammo is 230grain Winchester white box and blazer brass. As for the rest I’m not entirely sure, I’d have to open the manual or look up my serial number. As far as knowing the feed ramp, how do I go about doing that?
I’ve wondered myself if it wasn’t the feed ramp. I’ve considered contacting colt and sending it in for evaluation.
@@gunlover5564 couple of thing I will do... Leave your Mags loaded over night with full capacity and test them again... Some times Mags require "break in". To measure the feed ramp, you will need a short arm protractor. If the ramp shows to be out of spec, I will contact Colt. I will also do a small test to make sure you have right extractor tension. Use a 230grain bullets and with the slide remove from the frame, inserta the round behind de extractor, as if the round was picked from the magazine, then rotate the slide 360° and check the round is held in place all the time.... If you feel excesivo tensión from the extractor, then that is your problem and one of the causes for nose dive. Another problem could be the mail recoil spring.... If the spring doesnt allow the slide to fully move back during cycling, then the slide will short stroke the next round causing nose dive...... 5" models should carry a 16# spring from factory. I ran mines with 18# springs.
I still think it was a magazine problem. Seems to be wearing in. Really enjoy your channel and message. God Bless You Brother!!!
Yeah I would agree.thanks brother.
I just ordered one of these from my local dealer (SPAR Firearms Mechanicsburg Pa) in 9mm to go with my 9mm Stingray. Should have it sometime next week. Hope it is as nice in it's own way as the Stingray. This will make 18, 1911s in calibers 22LR, 22TCM, 380ACP, 38 SUPER 9mm and 45ACP. Almost went for the 10mm version but with 74 year old wrists, I think I will enjoy the 9mm more. Really enjoy your videos keep them coming.
I enjoy collecting and shooting the 1911s.thanks friend.
Looks like A GREAT RUNNING COMBO
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I like your tests!
I do hope it “Breaks in”.
Thanks friend. I believe it will do just fine after some rounds are run through it.
I didn't get a notification on this video...Another nice looking gun..❤❤❤
Yeah there’s a problem with notifications a lot Idk why.thanks.
I'm working through some issues with my Night Stalker. I'm not so much focusing on magazines. But, I am exploring the tolerances in the barrel throat. This Tisas seems just a wee bit tighter compared to my Spring Field Mil-Spec.
Using a "plunk rest" comparison between the Spring Field and Tisas barrels.
Hand loads vs factory ammo, the Tisas has just the slightest bit of resistance when a round is dropped into the barrel throat. However, the SA does have many years of round throughput.
Also note the Tisas barrel's coating is also inside its throat.
Testing continues...
Thanks for the info friend!
Great review brother, keep ‘em coming. That’s a great looking pistol. Think I’m going to save up for the 10mm version.
Peace upon you.
Thank you brother.
Thank you for the video sir been considering the Tisas as range/tinkering option. I do a lot of studies before purchasing and I appreciate the info you provided here. Seems like the Tisas just needs a bit of a break in period but the Wilson Combat mags might be the way to go with this here budget 1911.
Thanks friend. I agree Wilson combat mags are probably the way to go.
Beautiful gun! Thanks for the video.
Thanks friend.
Nice test on the defence ammo. I am interested in this 1911. God Bless you.
Thanks GOD BLESS YOU brother.
Nice pistol, I’m going to try and get that night stalker but in 10mm
They’re nice for sure friend.
That’s a good thing to know which defense rounds will run in pistols designed to specifically run round ball in it’s original make. Look at how the 1911 has evolved into other calibers of fun shooters.
That’s true friend.
I use ‘Metalform’ mags in a 10mm and in a 38 super, and 38 super mags in my 1911-9mm that use the same round top follower type that Wilson combat uses. (Not all followers in Metalform mags are front end supported round tops)
It’s a non tilt follower, where the mass produced mags like mec-gar and most Act-Mags, seem to just use a flat top split follower that allows ammo to tilt into the feed ramp of the frame, sometimes loading, sometimes stovepiping.
I’ve never used metalform mags before may have to give them a try.thanks for the info friend.
I use nothing but WILSON COMBAT MAGE and my preference in ammo is Federal and type. Federal just has too good of a reputation to experiment with any other ammo in my opinion. I own a TISAS Night Stalker as well. I just love it! It's the Best purchase I've made in a long time. This is my new carry gun.
I would agree with that friend.
Federal PUNCH/HST
SPEER GOLD DOT
UNDERWOOD 👍🏼
Great channel. Appreciate you! Could you please evaluate the Tisas Aviator 9mm. Forged barrel and slide with an aluminum alloy frame for lighter carry weight. I’ve seen them for around $450 out the door. They look very clean.
Thanks friend. I will check them out and see if I can get one.I’ve been collecting the Tisas 1911s anyway.the aviator would make a good edition.
I don't have any Wilson Combat mags........I think I'm gonna get a hand full....I really do like Tisas and Girsan 1911's. "Let the one who has no sword sell his cloak and buy one."
You can’t beat the Wilson combat mags in my opinion.
Nice I have SR Ruger 1911
Thanks friend.
Good job keep up the good work
Thanks friend.
Very nice
Thanks friend.
It will probably get smoother as it get broke in better....I didn't think I would like the grey but it is growing on me.
It’s a nice pistol in my opinion.and it has gotten smoother after running more ammo through it friend.
Great video, thank you👍🏽
Thanks friend.
1911s can require some break in as well and can be magazine picky
That’s true friend.
I personally prefer the CMC power mags
Also mec gar is good quality they make everyone’s magazines damn near
That’s true friend.
Having seven (or less) in the mag instead of 8 can make a big difference in function.
That’s true friend.
The solution is simple bro, Federal HST, look at the bullet shape the radius is much the same as FMJ/ball ammo, those will feed great. If ya get an extreme HP like Super Vel where nearly the width of the bullet is cut for the hollow point, those won't feed for crap
That’s true I appreciate your input friend.
I like ur shirt..
Thanks friend.
Great video! So would you recommend the night stalker
Thanks friend.yeah I would recommend it.
Congratulations on the gun. Can you comment on the fit and finish?
In my opinion the fit and finish is good.
It's always strange to me everyone says Wilson combat mags are top notch. Everyone I ever bought about 10 of them over the years and always had issues with them. I know Wilson owns them now but I used to get chip McCormick and never had issues.
Thanks for the info.I’ve not had any issues with the Wilson combat mags friend.
@@2Afreedomrange I just chalk it up to the old adage if it wasn't for bad luck I'd have no luck at all 🤣
I can understand that friend for sure.
Looks like you had quite a spread on where your brass was getting sent. Some straight up, some behind ya, some right at the camera. Is that an extractor issue or was I seeing things?
I’m not really for sure I didn’t notice any issues friend.
As I mentioned before in the first video with this .45 ACP. The first and most feed jams shown❗From my point of view it might be the way you holding the gun❓Or the magazines.
You maybe right friend.
Just needed to go thru the break in period
Could be the magazine springs
That’s true friend.
I had terrible luck with Ed Brown mags. The nitride coated mags wouldn’t even load into my 1911. The nitride was thick, and sticky. Seemed more like paint than nitride. Ed Brown wouldn’t stand behind them. Instead of replacing them they ground down the coating (ugly as hell), and sent them back to me. Still wouldn’t load into the gun. I think Ed Brown sucks.
Thanks for sharing your experience friend.
Federal punch is in my top 5 for ammo! I’ve tested it through meat and heavy clothing and does great! GOD BLESS AMERICA 🫡🇺🇸 TRUMP 2024 🚂💨🚂💨
Thanks for the info brother.AMEN!
Do you recommend this pistol?
Yeah I would recommend it.
Beautiful pistol but terrible name - Night Stalker really?
I agree friend.
Jesus is the only way
Amen brother.