WARNING: TH-cam has deemed this video innapropriate for some audiences. Full review with specs and availability: www.gbgunsdepot.com/post/tisas-1911-carry-ds
I read another comment that called out your support of Humble Marksman. You have earned a reputation as a completely honest, unbiased and open-minded reviewer. David at HM has proven to be an immature and untrustworthy "reviewer." I too saw him flag someone in one of his videos at Shotshow. Rather than simply admit a mistake, he initially lied about it, then made absurd excuses for it, than actually attacked those who called him out. Keep in mind that his lying, excusing, and attacking was not shown on his channel because he deletes every negative comment. There is a site that reprints comments that are deleted. Again, aligning yourself with someone like that hypocrite reflects on you.
I had a good experience testing this gun. It did what I have come to call, 'That TISAS thing.' Everything in the gun is fine, nothing exceptional. Until you shoot it, and then the whole is greater than the sum of it's parts. Your test regime is much more thorough than mine of course and I am looking forward to seeing it.
The deal is, when you say that it's "doable for the working man" because it's a few hundred cheaper, you're basically saying "be cheap and don't waste money on training either." Sorry, I've taught and been to enough classes and trainings where these "doable" guns just don't hold up. Plus, frankly, the guys owning Tisas, Bersas, Girsans, etc. generally just aren't committed either. The price difference between this and a Bul Armory is much less than what I spend every month for ammo. By far. I'm sorry, I'm a working man. I insist on good tools. If you want to save money, buy cheaper beer.
@@JD-tn5lz Fair points. However at the end of the day, price is going to determine for many whether or not a family has a firearm in their home ready to protect them, or not have one and be potential victims. Someone who's having to live on a tight budget is going to be able justify - and have the means to buy a $300 to $400 Tisas 1911 for example, long before ever being at a place financially to buy a $700 to $800 or higher firearm. When you said "If you want to save money, buy cheaper beer" - if someone has to make sacrifices like going without things they enjoy for a period of time (taking the family to movies, going out to eat, etc. for a period of time) just to buy a gun, then many are simply not going to buy one. I would rather have a bunch of family houses with lower price point (but still good quality) guns in them, and folks that are just good enough to shoot an intruder with them from 10 to 20 feet away, then a bunch of houses with no guns at all to protect their families.
That's a good-looking gun. I'm married to my carry rotation, so i might pick one up just to shoot and let everyone play with. They are very affordable. Great break down and talking points as always.
This pistol is on my radar for my next purchase. I have watched several reviews now and almost every one has had nothing but positive things to say about how it functions and the value that this is for an entry or EDC option into the 2011/1911DS 9mm segment. Sure it uses 70s 1911 architecture for the upper assembly but it has served shooters reliably for over 100 years so it isn't like it is a major drawback. If having a bushingless system with a bull barrel is an absolute necessity you can cough up an extra 350 bucks and buy the MAC 9 DS which is virtually the same gun as it is manufactured by Tisas for MAC but has a more modern upper and different iron sights. I have handled the Tisas that you showed here at my local shop and for the asking price you simply cannot do better IMO. I cannot wait to get mine and hit the range. It has been quite some time since I sold my Springfield GI model and truthfully it is the firearm I miss most. I originally had my sights set on the Bul Armory SAS TAC 4.25 but the Tisas comes in almost 9 Benjamin's cheaper. I know that you reviewed the Bul Armory SAS TAC some time ago and would be interested in knowing whether you feel that the Bul is that much better than the Tisas. I may hold out for the MAC which is more comparable to the Bul yet still comes in nearly 6 Benjamin's cheaper. I trust your opinions and really look forward to your assessment.
I compared the TIsas against three other double stack 1911s, but by the numbers, and on theh range here: www.gbgunsdepot.com/post/picking-the-right-double-stack-1911
I have been on the fence on double stack 1911s. They are cool looking guns, but there are so many better options of the same capacity and same price out there.
I have only owned one Tisas, a mid-size 1911 in 45 ACP and that was one to many. It looked great, but was a piece of junk, it never ran reliably and was in the process of slowly shooting itself apart (think hand grenade). This is my only experience with this manufacturer, and I will never waste my money on then again. Just my experience, the experience of others may be different.
Your experience is different than most owners because you probably actually shoot yours, unlike most owners. If you ever do a complete takedown of a Tisas and compare it to Colt, Bul, or DW you'll see why the price difference.
It’s Turkish. Just like China, trying to copy something while making it cheap as shit never goes well. Sure labor costs are less, but that’s more of Americans thinking they are better than they are than anything
@@GunsandGearNetwork have also owned 3 of the Tisas commander size guns in 9mm and .45 acp. they run great, no problems in 3 years and thousands of rounds, I'm lovin it!
i have standard GI 1911 do not have a problem with putting in a full guide rod or removing it when I clean the gun the tricky ones are the compact and the 10mm
I have to say I really appreciate the standard 1911 recoil spring. I had a Staccato, and yeah they're nice, but I can't stand that dumb recoil spring system. It's totally unnecessary.
It is a good thing that there is renewed interest in the 1911 system sidearms. However, it is pathetic that it's being done by budget manufacturers like Girsan and Tisas. I would say "you'll spend more on ammunition in six months than you do on buying a quality firearm" but we all know that most budget shoppers don't buy guns to actually train with. So, 2011s? Sure, nice fun guns when reliable. However, I'd rather have an affordable Magnum Research (made by Bul) 1911 than a budget 2011 made to varying standards by a variety of manufacturers.
GB...you are awesome, and more important, completely trustworthy. . However, I saw your comment on Humble Marksman, and promoting a thin-skinned hypocrite like HM is misplaced. He had a video from Shotshow where he flagged someone in the face at a distance of about 2 feet. Mistakes happen....although that is one that never should, but no one is perfect. When called out, HM at first blatantly lied about it, despite it being clear as day on his video. When he realized lying wasn't a good plan, he tried to make excuses for it. When that didn't work either, he went after those who called him out and like an immature brat, called them names.....then banned those commenters from leaving comments. Truly pathetic.
GB guns is terrific, but I agree, Humble Marksman is awful. He refuses to allow that others might disagree with him and does in fact delete all negative comments and bans those who dare criticize him.
I have a Para expert that shots great. Better than my colt or Springfield. Probably half the price as well and It eats everything factory and all my reloads. Nothing wrong with less expensive if it runs and performs good. I've seen plenty of Staccato's choke in competitions over and over again. And that is their factory teams videos. Just because you spend $2000+ on a pistol doesn't mean it will outperform a less expensive pistol. Look at all the suckers that bought Kimbers. I have several friends that have nothing but problems with their Kimbers. All over a $1000 my rock islands at $500 outperforms thier Kimbers anyday of the week. If you are buying the pistol on looks then yes, the Staccato looks very nice. That is part of buying a gun and being able to show off to people you have a fancy expensive toy is part of it for many people. I personally feel once you go over $1000 on most pistol you are just buying the name and bragging rights. There are to many guns on the market under that price that are very reliable and accurate.
That's like holding off on a Corvette for a Ferrari. Not really comparable. These are a great entry into the 2011 style platform. Just like a Corvette would be a great start into the sports car world.
A Big No Thank You on the grip safety and frame safety levers. There's better, simpler, fewer parts, more ergonomic (internal) safety technology out there. Rest in Peace Gaston Glock 🇦🇹 🥀
WARNING: TH-cam has deemed this video innapropriate for some audiences.
Full review with specs and availability: www.gbgunsdepot.com/post/tisas-1911-carry-ds
Why?
I read another comment that called out your support of Humble Marksman. You have earned a reputation as a completely honest, unbiased and open-minded reviewer. David at HM has proven to be an immature and untrustworthy "reviewer." I too saw him flag someone in one of his videos at Shotshow. Rather than simply admit a mistake, he initially lied about it, then made absurd excuses for it, than actually attacked those who called him out. Keep in mind that his lying, excusing, and attacking was not shown on his channel because he deletes every negative comment. There is a site that reprints comments that are deleted. Again, aligning yourself with someone like that hypocrite reflects on you.
Thanks Patrons! And Graham
I love that green titanium firing pin
I had a good experience testing this gun. It did what I have come to call, 'That TISAS thing.' Everything in the gun is fine, nothing exceptional. Until you shoot it, and then the whole is greater than the sum of it's parts. Your test regime is much more thorough than mine of course and I am looking forward to seeing it.
Thank you. The full review is in the pinned comment
KS sent me here ! Thanks !
Thank you, KS is a good guy, welcome to the channel!
Yes!!!! This is the video we all have been waiting for!!!!!! Will we see the Mac 9 DS 1911 in the future as well?
I hope so
I second that! Bull barrel, no mim parts. The MAC 1911 DS! Your videos are awesome and well-rounded.
Great video GB. Always glad to see Tisas reviews. They're doing a great job making quality guns at a price point that's doable for the working man.
The deal is, when you say that it's "doable for the working man" because it's a few hundred cheaper, you're basically saying "be cheap and don't waste money on training either."
Sorry, I've taught and been to enough classes and trainings where these "doable" guns just don't hold up. Plus, frankly, the guys owning Tisas, Bersas, Girsans, etc. generally just aren't committed either.
The price difference between this and a Bul Armory is much less than what I spend every month for ammo. By far.
I'm sorry, I'm a working man. I insist on good tools. If you want to save money, buy cheaper beer.
@@JD-tn5lz Fair points. However at the end of the day, price is going to determine for many whether or not a family has a firearm in their home ready to protect them, or not have one and be potential victims. Someone who's having to live on a tight budget is going to be able justify - and have the means to buy a $300 to $400 Tisas 1911 for example, long before ever being at a place financially to buy a $700 to $800 or higher firearm. When you said "If you want to save money, buy cheaper beer" - if someone has to make sacrifices like going without things they enjoy for a period of time (taking the family to movies, going out to eat, etc. for a period of time) just to buy a gun, then many are simply not going to buy one. I would rather have a bunch of family houses with lower price point (but still good quality) guns in them, and folks that are just good enough to shoot an intruder with them from 10 to 20 feet away, then a bunch of houses with no guns at all to protect their families.
That's a good-looking gun. I'm married to my carry rotation, so i might pick one up just to shoot and let everyone play with. They are very affordable. Great break down and talking points as always.
This pistol is on my radar for my next purchase. I have watched several reviews now and almost every one has had nothing but positive things to say about how it functions and the value that this is for an entry or EDC option into the 2011/1911DS 9mm segment. Sure it uses 70s 1911 architecture for the upper assembly but it has served shooters reliably for over 100 years so it isn't like it is a major drawback. If having a bushingless system with a bull barrel is an absolute necessity you can cough up an extra 350 bucks and buy the MAC 9 DS which is virtually the same gun as it is manufactured by Tisas for MAC but has a more modern upper and different iron sights. I have handled the Tisas that you showed here at my local shop and for the asking price you simply cannot do better IMO. I cannot wait to get mine and hit the range. It has been quite some time since I sold my Springfield GI model and truthfully it is the firearm I miss most. I originally had my sights set on the Bul Armory SAS TAC 4.25 but the Tisas comes in almost 9 Benjamin's cheaper.
I know that you reviewed the Bul Armory SAS TAC some time ago and would be interested in knowing whether you feel that the Bul is that much better than the Tisas. I may hold out for the MAC which is more comparable to the Bul yet still comes in nearly 6 Benjamin's cheaper. I trust your opinions and really look forward to your assessment.
I compared the TIsas against three other double stack 1911s, but by the numbers, and on theh range here: www.gbgunsdepot.com/post/picking-the-right-double-stack-1911
Patrons thank you for helping GB get the DS
How’s the grip I do not have Shaq hands 😂
As always ,great content !
I don’t need this but after this video I’m definitely gonna pick one up asap !!!
Hey friend! Could you possibly do a review of a Cz 75D PCR or an IWI Masada Slim? I heard the Slim takes Cz 75 mags
Thank you Patrons and Graham.
Thank you. Great video
Please review the MAC 1911 DS!
I want one of those so bad gotta add one to my edc
So the range video is out?
I have been on the fence on double stack 1911s. They are cool looking guns, but there are so many better options of the same capacity and same price out there.
I have only owned one Tisas, a mid-size 1911 in 45 ACP and that was one to many. It looked great, but was a piece of junk, it never ran reliably and was in the process of slowly shooting itself apart (think hand grenade). This is my only experience with this manufacturer, and I will never waste my money on then again. Just my experience, the experience of others may be different.
Your experience is different than most owners because you probably actually shoot yours, unlike most owners.
If you ever do a complete takedown of a Tisas and compare it to Colt, Bul, or DW you'll see why the price difference.
Your experience is definitely not the norm from Tisas. I have 4 of them and nothing but good things to say.
It’s Turkish. Just like China, trying to copy something while making it cheap as shit never goes well. Sure labor costs are less, but that’s more of Americans thinking they are better than they are than anything
@@GunsandGearNetwork have also owned 3 of the Tisas commander size guns in 9mm and .45 acp. they run great, no problems in 3 years and thousands of rounds, I'm lovin it!
@@GunsandGearNetwork
I have 3 and have yet to have any issues with them.
It says it's cut for 507k, but will it work for 407k? If so, why not just say holosun k mount?
i have standard GI 1911 do not have a problem with putting in a full guide rod or removing it when I clean the gun the tricky ones are the compact and the 10mm
It's not stardust GI if it has a full-length guide rod. Which one did you install?
just a standard one from wilson combat and a commander size one for my GI looking tanker sds model
what I meant to say its a GI that just happens to have a full guide rod
Is the mag release ambi?
definitely buying this one as soon as I turn 21 XD
It's not a bad place to start, requires more learning than a basic Glock, but folks used to start with 1911s
The biggest question I have is can I fit a surefire X300 on this?
Duh. It is a picatinny rail.
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Was there ever a smell reference made during a tabletop review? Asking for a friend.
Yes, but long ago
@@GBGuns Thanks love your videos will we have another llive stream?
Yes, I've been thinking about doing one. It's tough though since TH-cam won't allow handling of firearms on lives
I have to say I really appreciate the standard 1911 recoil spring. I had a Staccato, and yeah they're nice, but I can't stand that dumb recoil spring system. It's totally unnecessary.
It is a good thing that there is renewed interest in the 1911 system sidearms.
However, it is pathetic that it's being done by budget manufacturers like Girsan and Tisas.
I would say "you'll spend more on ammunition in six months than you do on buying a quality firearm" but we all know that most budget shoppers don't buy guns to actually train with.
So, 2011s? Sure, nice fun guns when reliable.
However, I'd rather have an affordable Magnum Research (made by Bul) 1911 than a budget 2011 made to varying standards by a variety of manufacturers.
Why not own all
Another stupid comment promoting Glock over olde man hammer fired guns…
It does not take Glock mags ?!!!
Huh?
GB...you are awesome, and more important, completely trustworthy. . However, I saw your comment on Humble Marksman, and promoting a thin-skinned hypocrite like HM is misplaced. He had a video from Shotshow where he flagged someone in the face at a distance of about 2 feet. Mistakes happen....although that is one that never should, but no one is perfect. When called out, HM at first blatantly lied about it, despite it being clear as day on his video. When he realized lying wasn't a good plan, he tried to make excuses for it. When that didn't work either, he went after those who called him out and like an immature brat, called them names.....then banned those commenters from leaving comments. Truly pathetic.
Too much dad energy I guess
GB guns is terrific, but I agree, Humble Marksman is awful. He refuses to allow that others might disagree with him and does in fact delete all negative comments and bans those who dare criticize him.
Nice, but I'll just save $ for a staccato..
Price wise not even the same gun
I have a Para expert that shots great. Better than my colt or Springfield. Probably half the price as well and It eats everything factory and all my reloads. Nothing wrong with less expensive if it runs and performs good. I've seen plenty of Staccato's choke in competitions over and over again. And that is their factory teams videos. Just because you spend $2000+ on a pistol doesn't mean it will outperform a less expensive pistol. Look at all the suckers that bought Kimbers. I have several friends that have nothing but problems with their Kimbers. All over a $1000 my rock islands at $500 outperforms thier Kimbers anyday of the week. If you are buying the pistol on looks then yes, the Staccato looks very nice. That is part of buying a gun and being able to show off to people you have a fancy expensive toy is part of it for many people. I personally feel once you go over $1000 on most pistol you are just buying the name and bragging rights. There are to many guns on the market under that price that are very reliable and accurate.
That's like holding off on a Corvette for a Ferrari. Not really comparable. These are a great entry into the 2011 style platform. Just like a Corvette would be a great start into the sports car world.
Drum roll😂😂
Hey GB, sell me that Tisas for what you are out of pocket. After your shooting impressions of course.
“ I don’t like guns with a manual safety. Glocks don’t need them. “
A Big No Thank You on the grip safety and frame safety levers. There's better, simpler, fewer parts, more ergonomic (internal) safety technology out there.
Rest in Peace Gaston Glock 🇦🇹 🥀