I have 3 Tisas 1911's, 2 in 45 ACP, & 1 in 9mm. All 3 are awesome firearms. Will spit out anything u put in them. Great 1911's for the price point. If you've ever wanted a 1911, Tisas is a great place to start. U won't be disappointed.
Im on my 2nd Tisas. First was a B45R Carry and last weekend i picked up a Stingray Carry also in 45acp. I cant get over how good the quality is and how sharp it looks. Would i have liked to have some texture/checkering on the grip? Sure, but thats asking a lot of a 1911 at that price range. Next on my list is without a doubt the Raider in 45 and then the Yukon carry which will be the first 10mm ive ever owned, or shot.
I am a 73 year old retired US ARMY NCO. I have been in love with 1911 since I was 8 years old. I own 4 polymer framed defensive pistols, one 40S&W and three 9mm's. I also own seventeen 1911s in 22LR, 22TCM, 380ACP, 38 SUPER, 9MM and 45ACP. I guess you could call me a 1911 fanboy. My latest 1911 addition is a 9mm Tisas Stingray. It won't be my last Tisas. I have 1911s from Colt, Springfield Armory, Llama, Taurus, Rock Island and now Tisas. I can safely say my Tisas is the equal of any 1911 in my collection. I can't afford a Les Baer or Wilson Combat, but I have had occasion to handle examples from both builders and I think that while the Tisas does not quite come up to their level, the average shooter will be completely satisfied with a Tisas and save $2-3000 at the same time. Dan Wesson look out Tisas is close on your heels.
After decades of carrying striker fire sidearms on & off duty, retirement meant I could finally carry anything I wanted & it was a pleasure to get reacquainted with the 1911 platform in the form of a Tisas 1911A-1 in 9mm....it feels like shooting a .22, after the usual break-in period of 300 or so rounds it was 100% reliable, & even with the tiny G.I. sights it was easy to keep nice tight groups... My latest Tisas is a PX-9 & I'm very pleased with it so far. Tisas makes great guns at a great price ...👍👍
I just put in my order for a 1911A1 Tank Commander in 9MM and can't wait to try it out. I was an MP in the Army back in the 70s and I carried a 1911 and just loved it and always wanted one for myself. Well 45 years later...Yay me!
I bought a Tisas 1911 45 BR Duty 8+1 at Carter's Country in Bunker Hill. It truly is one of the best modern combat 45 auto handguns I have. I highly recommend it. The 2011 model in 9 mm appears to be as great as the 1911. Good, fair review 👏🏼
I ordered Tisas PCS9 stainless steel version with rail about month ago in local gunshop. In Slovakia, Europe cost me 949€. I cant wait. I love 1911s...
I love the 1911 simply because it is such an easy gun to shooting so many ways. The 1st 9mm commander I added to my collect about 24 years ago and has always been one of my favs to shoot. Unfortunately I have switched over to MRD 2011s as my carry guns so I seldom take my 1911s out to the range any more. But the 9mm commander is a great combo.
I have recently purchased the B9 Duty and have posted an unboxing and range time video. I’ve also been spreading the word about to all my cohorts about Tisas’ 1911 pistols. Awesome gun, GET ONE!!
Here's another one for you. I saw an video on TH-cam where Massad Ayoob was interviewing Bill Wilson and Bill stated he carried CCW a 9mm 1911 himself. I have many 1911's and I do CCW a 5" Govt. Model Super38. I had heard a lot about the Tisas pistols so I picked up a Tank Commander 9. You never mentioned the extended beavertail on the Carry model OR the fact that the 9mm models come with a hammer forged ramped barrel. That 9mm Commander shoots as nice as my custom IPSC Stock Class 45 and hasn't missed a beat over the last 800 rounds of any and all ammo fed it including my handloads. For a street price of $400 it has to be the best bang for the buck out there.
They're incredible pistols at their price point but i have noticed the prices creeping up thanks to gun reviewers and big mouths who need to cut the shit, I stopped bragging on them.
I have both a Tisas 1911 A1 Army & a 1911 A1 service in .45 ACP. They both perform very well. I bought a Carry B9 because I wanted a 9mm 1911. It will not feed 147gr flat nose at all. Especially if the magazine is fully loaded but even reducing the round count doesn’t help. I still get FTF. It will run 115gr round nose. I’m disappointed in the 147 performance. So far I have not tried in JHP but unless it feeds better than the 147 I may be looking for a different 1911 9mm.
I have 3 . 1 in 45 2 in 9mm I’m reserve police officers I work about 60 hours a month I work for a small department that being said I love these 1911 a lot of bang for your buck … can’t wait for DS TO COME OUT
Larry, “because you can doesn’t mean you should” I think you should in this case. I myself will add this to my collection. Question though; does it have or can you order a treated barrel for a suppressor?
I heard that and immediately discounted everything after that. FUDD talk does nothing for the community. Tisas uses Para ramping so there's not really a cheap option out there. Clark makes a good semi drop in but it basically costs half of what the original purchase was.
I have the 45 acp version of this model with a rail and like it very much. However, the case that came with it was broken when it arrived and Tisas will not replace the case even though it was brand new. So much for their total quality guarantee.
Can you guys give me your opinion.? I just purchased the standard 1911A1 Army 9mm. Before I shoot it I disassemble and give it a once over. Two of the grip screws were so tight they stripped the bushings taking them out. Then, I found the Mag Springs were so tight/hard I could not get past 5 rnds and my fingers were broke. I did reach out to SKS and they sent me bushings and screws. then, I had to send back both Mags which they replaced. The two new mags were fine. Got real tight on rnd number 8 & 9 but much better. Any comments from you guys are welcomed. thank you Other than that the pistol is awesome.
Sounds like they took care of you! They have awesome customer service and life time warranties. New mags are usually pretty tight brand new and get loser and easier to load with time and use! We also have cool mag loading assist tools, i would suggest checking out our video “how to load any mag easy” o
I appreciate the response. My comment wasn't to bad mouth the manufacturer and their Customer Service was extremely helpful. The pistol is awesome. Funny thing was I live within 15 mins of Wolfe Springs company in Newtown Sq, PA. I called them asked if they had lighter springs for those mags. That idea was too complicated but anyway... thanks again@@CartersCountry1
As a 1911 fan and recently being turned on to the quality in Turkish pistols I have great interest in this. The only thing I do not care for is the ambi safety. As a right hander I don't need it and don't care for it against my body. Any chance of a model without?
I recently picked up one of the Turkish 9mm Commanders just to see if I would like it. A full size .45 Les Baer TRS has been my EDCf or years. I'm getting a little older now and as Mr. Wilson an Mr. Hackathorn said, you appreciate the milder recoil after a long day at the range. I have bad Arthur in my hands and after a few hundred rounds of .45 they really bother me the next day. With the 9mm, no such issues at all. The Turkish offering did it's job and now I think I'll look into a Wilson or another Baer. Of course then there is Night Hawk LOL! Decisions Decisions. ;
Thanks for the great and honest review. I’ve had my eyes on Tisas 1911’s for the past two years. I love the look of the Tisas Carry B9 in 9mm and it will probably be my next gun. Edited. Did the Tisas Carry B9 9mm just come out?
I would buy one if you had a 9mm with an adjustable rear sight and fiber optic in the front. I have fired several of your pistols and none of them shot to point of aim.
For the money i put top of the line sights on mine and still i'm 1000 dollars less than my high dollar 1911's with equal accuracy and rock solid dependability. I just bought the springfield armory emissary and my tisas stingray carry pistol came with better magazines, in fact i'm ordering 2more tisa's mag to use in my emissary which is sweet but comes with shit magazines. My tisa's carry is one great pistol for any money brother, it is indeed high build quality.
there nice but I prefer the 38 super and I also have a 9mm full 1911 GI model there all great only thing with tisas if you want a full guide rod they go not use a standard spring had to get the right one from wolf spring. PS no GI or marine ever complained the were under served having a fully loaded 1911 and 2 extra mags when the were fighting crazy japanese soldiers
Is anyone having feeding problems with their tisas 1911? 9mm won’t feed and gets stuck in the feed ramp almost as if the bullet isn’t getting angled upwards enough to slide into the barrel. Have tried it with Oem mags and Wilson combat mags.
I own several TISAS pistols and just ordered the duty version of this one. If I relied on this video to make a decision, I would have walked away. OMG.
So this isn't so much of a review of the gun itself and more of a commentary on 9mm in a 1911 in general. Also hard to call it a review when a product rep is sitting right next to you.
We like to get accurate real info for you guys from the people who know the guns the best :) Larry shooting and reviewing how he feels about it is his honest review. 👍(both Larry and myself ended up wanting one after playing with it) 😅
In 2021 Tisas sold over 156,000 1911’s. Only 286 were sent back for “warranty” claims. We also have gunsmiths from some of the most well respected custom brands recommend TISAS
I can't get a straight answer from Tisas to a question regarding their D10 1911. Perhaps posting here will help. Before I state the issue I found l want to address a customer service person at Tisas who calls himself Jimmy. He is arrogant, indifferent, and zero help showing zero interest in helping. Now the issue and question. I visited four gun stores and checked four different D10 ten millimeter Tisas 1911s. When cocking the hammer and compressing the grip safety, pulling the trigger results in the grip safety bumping back subtlety into your grip hand. No other 1911 does this only the D10. I really want to buy one but I'll be damned, I'm not buying it to send it in for warranty repairs. Why does this gun cause the grip safety bump back when the trigger is pulled? I try contacting Tisas twice regarding this. One rep says try a different D10, then also Jimmy who just didnt give a crap
Joe, that is the hammer strut you are feeling. It does NOT affect function at all. 2023 production models have addressed this issue. This is a simple $9 part that can be swapped out if you wish. It’s basically an older hammer strut design. Wilson Combat has a newer design that fixed that “hitch” you are feeling.
@@CraigSummers honestly when he gave his name he sounded like he was hunting for a name to use as I mentioned initially by saying "who calls himself Jimmy" anyway it is what it is
@@CraigSummers if I purchase this handgun and show you proof of purchase will Tisas send me the part I need or do I have to send this gun back in as soon as I get it thank you
i was surprised to see the rough machine marks crosswise on my load ramp so i fine filed them smooth- were they supposed to remain rough? 1911 a1 army 9mm
I have NO IDEA why ANYONE would buy a 9mm 1911! 1911's were originally known to be.45 caliber, and famous for that reason. I own three 9mm pistols, two .45 1911's, one 38 revolver, and an AR-15. I wouldn't waste my time and money on a 9mm 1911.
Haha, I don't think the 1911 is famous because it's a 45.. Everything can be improved. 1911's are extremely easy to shoot low recoil guns, make it 9mm, and it's a total breeze with extra capacity than the 45. It's a very, very fun target pistol (also very affordable, the gun and the 9mm ammo). Everyone has different wants and needs, we definitely sell a TON of them to people who love them. ❤️ (Also, we don't recommend telling people how many or what guns you own 😬)
Seemed to have nothing but problems with feeding and extraction issues ,have three one no problems, other toissues. I think it is all about the ten round mags.
most fun you can have while shooting a handgun is a 5 inch 1911 in 9mm. Barely any recoil with great trigger. Go to the range and rent one and find out.
more capacity, equal stopping power, widely available ammo, cheaper to operate and train with. Likely more compatible ammo wise with other weapons most people own.
I carry a .45, a Colt WWI remake in Carbonia Blue, so there is no doubt that I love the .45, but I got the Tisas 9mm 1911a1 for backup M3 shoulder holster, and the decision was completely dependent on what ammo is going to be more readily laying around in places and on persons if something ever hits the fan. Plus, it reminds me of the Starr 9mm Largo I once carried in the same way. Both sweet shooters.
So you want the pistol to be black, no frills, look like something you wear to work everyday, and eat ammo…I believe you’re searching for a Glock, sir. 😊
Another must have for the collection!
Do they still come with 10 rnd mags? I just picked up a 9mm Tisas and it had two 9 rnd mags included.
I have 3 Tisas 1911's, 2 in 45 ACP, & 1 in 9mm. All 3 are awesome firearms. Will spit out anything u put in them. Great 1911's for the price point. If you've ever wanted a 1911, Tisas is a great place to start. U won't be disappointed.
How is the 9mm you have? Feel pretty good? Shoot how do they all shoot?
Agreed I love my .45 Tisas duty full size, super reliable, no malfunctions, great price!
Im on my 2nd Tisas. First was a B45R Carry and last weekend i picked up a Stingray Carry also in 45acp. I cant get over how good the quality is and how sharp it looks. Would i have liked to have some texture/checkering on the grip? Sure, but thats asking a lot of a 1911 at that price range. Next on my list is without a doubt the Raider in 45 and then the Yukon carry which will be the first 10mm ive ever owned, or shot.
I am a 73 year old retired US ARMY NCO. I have been in love with 1911 since I was 8 years old. I own 4 polymer framed defensive pistols, one 40S&W and three 9mm's. I also own seventeen 1911s in 22LR, 22TCM, 380ACP, 38 SUPER, 9MM and 45ACP. I guess you could call me a 1911 fanboy. My latest 1911 addition is a 9mm Tisas Stingray. It won't be my last Tisas. I have 1911s from Colt, Springfield Armory, Llama, Taurus, Rock Island and now Tisas. I can safely say my Tisas is the equal of any 1911 in my collection. I can't afford a Les Baer or Wilson Combat, but I have had occasion to handle examples from both builders and I think that while the Tisas does not quite come up to their level, the average shooter will be completely satisfied with a Tisas and save $2-3000 at the same time. Dan Wesson look out Tisas is close on your heels.
After decades of carrying striker fire sidearms on & off duty, retirement meant I could finally carry anything I wanted & it was a pleasure to get reacquainted with the 1911 platform in the form of a Tisas 1911A-1 in 9mm....it feels like shooting a .22, after the usual break-in period of 300 or so rounds it was 100% reliable, & even with the tiny G.I. sights it was easy to keep nice tight groups...
My latest Tisas is a PX-9 & I'm very pleased with it so far.
Tisas makes great guns at a great price ...👍👍
I have been eyeing this one for about 3 years, and I have finally decided to get one. Thanks for the honest and great review. Keep up the great work!!
I just put in my order for a 1911A1 Tank Commander in 9MM and can't wait to try it out. I was an MP in the Army back in the 70s and I carried a 1911 and just loved it and always wanted one for myself. Well 45 years later...Yay me!
Congrats! I'm sure you'll love it!
Why did it take you that long to own one
My B9 carry came with 2 9 round magazines, bought on 1/27/24.
I just ordered a b9 carry, do you like yours? Has it been reliable?
I bought a Tisas 1911 45 BR Duty 8+1 at Carter's Country in Bunker Hill. It truly is one of the best modern combat 45 auto handguns I have. I highly recommend it. The 2011 model in 9 mm appears to be as great as the 1911. Good, fair review 👏🏼
Is Tisas making a 2011?
@@jakewerth9614 not yet.
I ordered Tisas PCS9 stainless steel version with rail about month ago in local gunshop. In Slovakia, Europe cost me 949€. I cant wait. I love 1911s...
I have really looking into tisas by most accounts seems like it will be my future purchase
Do you live in the Houston TX area? We have a Tisas demo range day coming up Saturday Mar 23rd. You can come shoot all kinds of Tisas models!
I love the 1911 simply because it is such an easy gun to shooting so many ways. The 1st 9mm commander I added to my collect about 24 years ago and has always been one of my favs to shoot. Unfortunately I have switched over to MRD 2011s as my carry guns so I seldom take my 1911s out to the range any more. But the 9mm commander is a great combo.
I have recently purchased the B9 Duty and have posted an unboxing and range time video. I’ve also been spreading the word about to all my cohorts about Tisas’ 1911 pistols. Awesome gun, GET ONE!!
Here's another one for you. I saw an video on TH-cam where Massad Ayoob was interviewing Bill Wilson and Bill stated he carried CCW a 9mm 1911 himself. I have many 1911's and I do CCW a 5" Govt. Model Super38. I had heard a lot about the Tisas pistols so I picked up a Tank Commander 9. You never mentioned the extended beavertail on the Carry model OR the fact that the 9mm models come with a hammer forged ramped barrel. That 9mm Commander shoots as nice as my custom IPSC Stock Class 45 and hasn't missed a beat over the last 800 rounds of any and all ammo fed it including my handloads. For a street price of $400 it has to be the best bang for the buck out there.
I ordered one a few days ago. Can't wait to try it out.
I have a Tisas in 9mm. Great quality. But, I built one in .30 Luger that is one of my favorites.
I have the Tisas 1911 45 duty is a great tool
5 inch w/10 round 9mm magazines + rail = 1911 perfection
I like the choice of a 33 round clip Tennessee and I love 9 mm Commander 1911
Magazine.
Clips go in your hair.
I love the Lethal Weapon, Mel Gibson reference but you changed it up using a 1911!! 😊
I love the Tisas 1911s. Great shooters. They're like the norinco 1911 of 2022.
I have bought 3 Tisas 1911's in less than a month. Two are 9mm.
They're incredible pistols at their price point but i have noticed the prices creeping up thanks to gun reviewers and big mouths who need to cut the shit, I stopped bragging on them.
@@andreawhalen4142 Yeah let me stay closed mouth on a fantastic pistol because you want to save your pennies to get another?What a tool!!
I have both a Tisas 1911 A1 Army & a 1911 A1 service in .45 ACP. They both perform very well.
I bought a Carry B9 because I wanted a 9mm 1911. It will not feed 147gr flat nose at all. Especially if the magazine is fully loaded but even reducing the round count doesn’t help. I still get FTF. It will run 115gr round nose. I’m disappointed in the 147 performance. So far I have not tried in JHP but unless it feeds better than the 147 I may be looking for a different 1911 9mm.
Gen X here. I love the .45 and 1911’s, BUT I’ve recently decided to streamline ammunition. When I get around to a Tisas or two, they’ll be in 9mm.
you should check out the new Tisas 1911 9mm double stacks! The low recoil of a 1911 9mm with double the capacity!
@@CartersCountry1 TY. I’m looking at the Raider and Tank Commander. The small one for in town and the big one for the woods and desert.
Love mine!
I have 3 . 1 in 45 2 in 9mm I’m reserve police officers I work about 60 hours a month I work for a small department that being said I love these 1911 a lot of bang for your buck … can’t wait for DS TO COME OUT
I don't know I was in the Army back in 1972 when they had the .45 acp. I have one in .45 and 10mm but I will be willing to get one in 9mm.
Great pistol, love mine. I put a mag well on it and that extended mag disappeared…. Only 200 rounds but not an issue…
Which extended magwell did you go with? Thanks
re: New guns. When she says, "where did THIS come from?", the answer is, "Oh, I've had that for years!".
Hi i would like to see a review and shots from a tisas 1911 aviator
I'm a fan of Turkish brand firearms and I would definitely buy this.
Larry, “because you can doesn’t mean you should”
I think you should in this case.
I myself will add this to my collection.
Question though; does it have or can you order a treated barrel for a suppressor?
I heard that and immediately discounted everything after that. FUDD talk does nothing for the community.
Tisas uses Para ramping so there's not really a cheap option out there. Clark makes a good semi drop in but it basically costs half of what the original purchase was.
I have the 45 acp version of this model with a rail and like it very much. However, the case that came with it was broken when it arrived and Tisas will not replace the case even though it was brand new. So much for their total quality guarantee.
Can you guys give me your opinion.? I just purchased the standard 1911A1 Army 9mm. Before I shoot it I disassemble and give it a once over. Two of the grip screws were so tight they stripped the bushings taking them out. Then, I found the Mag Springs were so tight/hard I could not get past 5 rnds and my fingers were broke. I did reach out to SKS and they sent me bushings and screws. then, I had to send back both Mags which they replaced. The two new mags were fine. Got real tight on rnd number 8 & 9 but much better. Any comments from you guys are welcomed. thank you Other than that the pistol is awesome.
Sounds like they took care of you! They have awesome customer service and life time warranties. New mags are usually pretty tight brand new and get loser and easier to load with time and use! We also have cool mag loading assist tools, i would suggest checking out our video “how to load any mag easy” o
I appreciate the response. My comment wasn't to bad mouth the manufacturer and their Customer Service was extremely helpful. The pistol is awesome. Funny thing was I live within 15 mins of Wolfe Springs company in Newtown Sq, PA. I called them asked if they had lighter springs for those mags. That idea was too complicated but anyway... thanks again@@CartersCountry1
As a 1911 fan and recently being turned on to the quality in Turkish pistols I have great interest in this. The only thing I do not care for is the ambi safety. As a right hander I don't need it and don't care for it against my body. Any chance of a model without?
Army, Service 45, Service Special and Tankers are what you seek
At $400 it is definitely worth it!
The 9mm 1911 from Tisas has traditional barrel or a ramped barrel?
It is ramped. The machining is fantastic. The frame cut out where the barrel ramp fits is superb. 👍
I recently picked up one of the Turkish 9mm Commanders just to see if I would like it. A full size .45 Les Baer TRS has been my EDCf or years.
I'm getting a little older now and as Mr. Wilson an Mr. Hackathorn said, you appreciate the milder recoil after a long day at the range. I have bad Arthur in my hands and after a few hundred rounds of .45 they really bother me the next day. With the 9mm, no such issues at all.
The Turkish offering did it's job and now I think I'll look into a Wilson or another Baer. Of course then there is Night Hawk LOL! Decisions Decisions. ;
Every website says the magazines that come with it are 9 round, which is it?
Love my Tisas SS45 commander, but SDS imports will not stand behind the warranty.
Now if I could just find one
I’ve got 2 45acp and 1 9mm Tisas if that says anything. I guess I like them !
hahah with their prices, might as well collect them all!
Thanks for the great and honest review. I’ve had my eyes on Tisas 1911’s for the past two years. I love the look of the Tisas Carry B9 in 9mm and it will probably be my next gun. Edited. Did the Tisas Carry B9 9mm just come out?
It’s been out since mid 2022
I would buy one if you had a 9mm with an adjustable rear sight and fiber optic in the front. I have fired several of your pistols and none of them shot to point of aim.
For the money i put top of the line sights on mine and still i'm 1000 dollars less than my high dollar 1911's with equal accuracy and rock solid dependability. I just bought the springfield armory emissary and my tisas stingray carry pistol came with better magazines, in fact i'm ordering 2more tisa's mag to use in my emissary which is sweet but comes with shit magazines. My tisa's carry is one great pistol for any money brother, it is indeed high build quality.
I WANT A TISAS 1911, 45 CAL !! WHERE CAN I GET ONE AND HOW MUCH ARE THEY ?? PLEASE TELL ME !!+
we sell them everyday at Carter's Country
I bought one for 440
@Josh Smith absolutely
Nice weapon 👍
I fired a friend’s gun.
The recoil spring was unusually stiff,and interferes with barrel bushing removal.
How would you rate the slide to frame figment vs something like a Springfield?
I have a problem guys. I can't decide if I want the B9 carry model, or the carry stingray model. Help me decide! LOL
I'd like to know if they're available in Ecuador
I hope my local gun store can order this one for me now their not a dealer for Tisas???
If not you could always order it online and just have it shipped to your local ffl dealer :)
@@CartersCountry1 thank you
@@DFox-ud3gx anytime! They're available on our website currently. CartersCountry.com :)
If you need 30-50 rounds just buy more 10 rounders☺️ so you have to reload more just means you'll get really good at it
10 of 9mm or 8 of 45? The extra for the 45 is worth it. 2 round difference. Not enough, sorry.
I don't think it's just for the extra capacity, shooting a 9mm in a 1911 platform is also next to no recoil and just a lot of fun! great target pistol
Where'd you get that Texas cap? I need some.
there nice but I prefer the 38 super and I also have a 9mm full 1911 GI model there all great only thing with tisas if you want a full guide rod they go not use a standard spring had to get the right one from wolf spring. PS no GI or marine ever complained the were under served having a fully loaded 1911 and 2 extra mags when the were fighting crazy japanese soldiers
Make the B9B (bobbed grip, steel frame) please :)
Is anyone having feeding problems with their tisas 1911? 9mm won’t feed and gets stuck in the feed ramp almost as if the bullet isn’t getting angled upwards enough to slide into the barrel. Have tried it with Oem mags and Wilson combat mags.
Machined parts, no MIM. For the price, that’s impressive.
Why do you only give 1 mag? They're a pian to find for a good price most of the time.
I wanted to get 1911 in 9mm but everybody is sold out!.
Order one from Carters Country…they ship anywhere in the US
I own several TISAS pistols and just ordered the duty version of this one. If I relied on this video to make a decision, I would have walked away. OMG.
we love feed back! can you be more specific?
Can you get a 10 round mag for the duty 5 " barrel they only hold 9 rounds ??
For 9mm?
@@CraigSummers yes 9mm
So this isn't so much of a review of the gun itself and more of a commentary on 9mm in a 1911 in general. Also hard to call it a review when a product rep is sitting right next to you.
We like to get accurate real info for you guys from the people who know the guns the best :) Larry shooting and reviewing how he feels about it is his honest review. 👍(both Larry and myself ended up wanting one after playing with it) 😅
In 2021 Tisas sold over 156,000 1911’s. Only 286 were sent back for “warranty” claims.
We also have gunsmiths from some of the most well respected custom brands recommend TISAS
I can't get a straight answer from Tisas to a question regarding their D10 1911. Perhaps posting here will help. Before I state the issue I found l want to address a customer service person at Tisas who calls himself Jimmy. He is arrogant, indifferent, and zero help showing zero interest in helping.
Now the issue and question. I visited four gun stores and checked four different D10 ten millimeter Tisas 1911s. When cocking the hammer and compressing the grip safety, pulling the trigger results in the grip safety bumping back subtlety into your grip hand. No other 1911 does this only the D10. I really want to buy one but I'll be damned, I'm not buying it to send it in for warranty repairs. Why does this gun cause the grip safety bump back when the trigger is pulled? I try contacting Tisas twice regarding this. One rep says try a different D10, then also Jimmy who just didnt give a crap
Joe, that is the hammer strut you are feeling. It does NOT affect function at all. 2023 production models have addressed this issue. This is a simple $9 part that can be swapped out if you wish.
It’s basically an older hammer strut design. Wilson Combat has a newer design that fixed that “hitch” you are feeling.
Additionally, there is not nor has there been an individual named “Jimmy” who has worked for Tisas .
@@CraigSummers honestly when he gave his name he sounded like he was hunting for a name to use as I mentioned initially by saying "who calls himself Jimmy" anyway it is what it is
@@CraigSummers if I purchase this handgun and show you proof of purchase will Tisas send me the part I need or do I have to send this gun back in as soon as I get it thank you
@@joewest2560 Send you the part that you need?
Wow , no mim parts
i was surprised to see the rough machine marks crosswise on my load ramp so i fine filed them smooth- were they supposed to remain rough? 1911 a1 army 9mm
How does it shoot? A polish job on the ramps never hurts
the "blending" technique is a thing. Just insert and shuffle.
I have NO IDEA why ANYONE would buy a 9mm 1911! 1911's were originally known to be.45 caliber, and famous for that reason. I own three 9mm pistols, two .45 1911's, one 38 revolver, and an AR-15. I wouldn't waste my time and money on a 9mm 1911.
Haha, I don't think the 1911 is famous because it's a 45.. Everything can be improved. 1911's are extremely easy to shoot low recoil guns, make it 9mm, and it's a total breeze with extra capacity than the 45. It's a very, very fun target pistol (also very affordable, the gun and the 9mm ammo). Everyone has different wants and needs, we definitely sell a TON of them to people who love them. ❤️ (Also, we don't recommend telling people how many or what guns you own 😬)
To convert to 9x23
Make it available in Philippines,,,
I hope it is because ain’t no returns on guns 😂😂😂
Seemed to have nothing but problems with feeding and extraction issues ,have three one no problems, other toissues. I think it is all about the ten round mags.
I would give left Arm to be ambidextrous 😮
That was stolen from Jurassic park 1993
Why would you want a 1911 in 9mm???
most fun you can have while shooting a handgun is a 5 inch 1911 in 9mm. Barely any recoil with great trigger. Go to the range and rent one and find out.
what Arty said lol
recoil, capacity, ammo availability and price per round etc. Im a big fan of 9
more capacity, equal stopping power, widely available ammo, cheaper to operate and train with. Likely more compatible ammo wise with other weapons most people own.
I carry a .45, a Colt WWI remake in Carbonia Blue, so there is no doubt that I love the .45, but I got the Tisas 9mm 1911a1 for backup M3 shoulder holster, and the decision was completely dependent on what ammo is going to be more readily laying around in places and on persons if something ever hits the fan. Plus, it reminds me of the Starr 9mm Largo I once carried in the same way. Both sweet shooters.
So you want the pistol to be black, no frills, look like something you wear to work everyday, and eat ammo…I believe you’re searching for a Glock, sir. 😊
It’s true the 9mm is more popular than the 45 nowadays. It’s because the men in this country are weaker than ever!!
Or ammo is more expensive than ever.
Yes, it's worth it. At $325.00