I own four Tisas 1911’s. Three 45 acp’s and a 9mm. No milling marks , we’ll fitted, great overall. No rattles. I’ve had no FTE, no FTF, no problems. No Colt rattles. Looking to buy a Tisas 10 mm right now. I’m fixing to sell my RIA 10 mm right now !
I have the 10mm tisas and with that flared ejection the cases fly straight right and out of your way. This gun is worth it. I also got mine for 600 for a local FFL and I’m glad I purchased it. Love it.
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Their firearms are excellent..you will not be disappointed and they totally stand by their merchandise...do not let the Turkish manufacturing sway you love for this great gun. The Turks take great pride in all they produce...the Ukrainian government can vouch for that fact.
I have a tisas 1911 .45 commander size. I just love it! It seems to be made very well. The finish is durable and nice looking, the slide and receiver are forged. The sights are good as well ( Novak like ) I changed a few things only because of my own need to customize my 1911s. I'm not a huge fan of the ambi safety either. Not keeping the plastic grips but hell, those were easy and cheap to replace. The tisas will hold its own against some of my other higher end1911s...colt , sig, kimber, magnum research. Thanks again for the review! Also, thanks for putting another 1911 out there to tempt me with! I had to go buy that magnum research 1911g after being on the fence....then watching your review! Still got it. Still very impressed!
my first ever 1911 was a magnum research 1911G I love it to death. I recently picked up a tisas raider and that handgun is amazing and for the 650 I paid for it I'm happy. I got one of the tisas in this video on layaway at my local shop.
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My neighbor is looking to get a 10mm 1911 and ive shot a lot of 10mms, but he asked about the tisas 10mm. I didnt know they made one til yesterday. I'm seeing nothing but good reviews on them. Good looking gun, and a forged slide and frame at the price point is a great deal
Great video, im getting this gun tomorrow from my ffl and cant wait. Tisas is just awesome. I had a tisas zingana px9 which cost me $200 and even that gun ran like a champ and looked good too plus it came with a bunch of stuff and 2 18round magazines. I love this company
We hope to get it to the range soon just busy with work at the moment and filming at the range isn’t easy to put together sometimes. Thanks for watching
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Great video! My buddy has a Tisas Tank Commander that shoots lights out! I'm going shopping this week for their stainless Carry model. Great pistols for the shooter on a budget.
The gun looks pretty. I grew up loving American forge steel hand made hand fitted Colt Government Model .45 ACP post World War II and MKIV Series 70 Colts . Like I said this new gun looks nice hope it can handle the hot loads of a 10 mm and be accurate .
So far so good we’ve put about 250 through it so far and still no hiccups. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already
I’ve got 3 tisas including that one and never have had a problem and point to aim is on I painted all of mine with white out on the front post and shot hollow points in them all no problem I think it’s just a preference thing of what you like awesome review ty
I know where you are coming from but I’m not sure if that’s the “only thing that matters” to the average buyer who’ll be shooting average 10mm round and never anything heavy
@@GSquaredTactical True, but the "heavy" 10mm Auto is actually closer to "original recipe" 10mm Auto, most of the factory 10mm Auto today is in "FBI load" level.
I think the issue with the Prodigy (Haven't watched your videos) is that their QC is terrible. Very inconsistent reviews on them some working flawlessly, and others can't get through a single mag without multiple failures. If you are paying north of $1000 for a gun, it should work. I think that's why a lot of "fan boys" have been dissing them. I personally wouldn't want to gamble my $1500 on a gun that MIGHT work or might not. Especially when a Staccato P can be had for 2100 or 600 more. Maybe and hopefully SA gets their act together and starts producing a quality product, but I don't see that happening any time soon. With that said, I would NEVER give up my STI 2011's (all in 45acp). I also have had nothing but great examples of the Tisas 1911's. Fit and finish is that of a 1000-1500 1911. And even more impressively all the parts on this gun are forged, there is only 2 MIM parts. Unfortunately, a lot of companies *cough*kimber*cough* have been skimping on the QC resulting in guns that simply don't work. I have only seen 2 people have issues with the Tisas, which is remarkable given everyone loves to complain when a product doesn't work. Not only is it great for the price, it's a great gun PERIOD.
Thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts and your testimony. It was a interesting read and I agree about most of it. Can’t personally speak to the quality of the Tisas as I haven’t even got to shoot mine yet but hope to soon. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already
I have an Iver Johnson Eagle XL in 10mm. I wouldn’t mind another 10mm 1911. For the most part this gun gets really good reviews. Have you noticed any rusting yet?
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When I wanted a 1911 a few years ago to try the platform I went with a Taurus officer it has performed above my expectations I still want a Colt but for now I love my Taurus because I can carry it and not only keep in my safe
I own a .45 cal TIsas 1911 A1 Duty stainless, cost me just over $500, no failures yet, went bang every time I pulled the trigger. That's all you can hope to expect from a gun. Whatever you shoot isn't going to care how much your gun costs lol, gun snobs are obnoxious.
Thing is if i wanted to i can buy those brand names but Springfields are nice i just got a Ronin 10mm ....i already had a mil spec 1911 45 and a micro compact 1911 3" 45
Anyone that looks down on someone for purchasing what they can afford isn’t worth bothering with. I can afford anything I want but I choose value for money above all else. Just because a person buys the higher priced item doesn’t mean they are any good at using it. I have humbled many a shooter with their expensive gun using my cheaper version.
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Another great review, I watched your Prodigy videos which also were excellent. I was particularly interested in this video, because of the 10MM caliber. I have many years (30) of carrying and shooting experience with the Glock 20 in practice and PPC combat competition. Recently I purchased a Sig Sauer P220 Legion 10MM but was considering a 10MM in the 1911 platform. My decision to go for the P220 instead, was mainly my unfamiliarity with the 1911, but wanted an all steel frame, steel slide and hammer fired 10MM. Also I wanted a DA/SA option. Having been accustomed to shooting Sig P220s and P 226s I went with that platform. This 1911 looks promising though, and I would definitely consider it after your range evaluation. P.S. what country of origin is Tisa from?
I have two Colt 1911s and two Tisas 1911s, all in .45. The Tisas guns are made better, higher quality, shoot better, are more reliable, and function better with every kind of ammo. You can't get a better gun for your money than a Tisas, and the only reason they're so inexpensive is because of the exchange rate between the US dollar and the Turkish lira, which is very much in our favor. If Turkey were to be using the Euro as their currency, the Tisas guns would sell for twice what they list for now, maybe more....and still be worth the price.
Just because something costs more doesn’t make it a better product. Unfortunately the high cost of labor in this country makes a mil spec Springfield cost a few hundred more than that from Turkey.
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@@BerettaFan Springfield never manufactured their guns in Brazil, but many years ago they sourced their receivers from Imbel. They have a USA based source now. I've been told that it's the same undisclosed source used by Colt, Dan Wesson, etc.
I own one of their 45b carry models. I picked it up for 329 bucks. Has a few issues im working through. These are decent guns but that 10mm just isnt worth the money. I can get a Kimber or Springfield for around the same price.
A Springfield for sure but I paid $600 for this one. Haven’t saw a kimber that low lol. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already.
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I can only assume you are saying that because of the name and price tag. I used to be a snob about stuff like that too until we started this channel. I used to turn my nose up at Canik because of the name and price tag saying much the same things you are, but because of the channel I bought one and boy am I glad I did. I’ve since bought 8 or 10 and it’s one of the finest production firearms on the planet with likely the best trigger by a lot and made in Turkey like the Tisas. In fact they have won the superior firearms award 3 out of 4 years. I can’t really answer your question but we will be shooting it soon. Thanks for watching and commenting and be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already
Tisas has been making firearms for the world for a while. They supply the Turkish milatary . They just started importing to the US the last couple of years. The prices are starting to go up on them here lately. They’re getting their foot in the door and expect prices to rise. I’ve read many places they’re the best “ Sleeper Around “ right now.
@@GSquaredTactical No I was asking because I really wanted to know. By the way, I just bought one myself. The prince on these has drastically dropped from the usualy $710 in shop price (which they were back when I noticed them about 6 months ago) to now $560. Got a great deal on it, but such a drastic drop in price had me concerned a bit. Anyway, I just shot 100 rds today to start the "break in" process, and I used Aguila 10mm FMJ. The ammo box doesn't say how fast the ammo leaves a 5" barrel, but the recoil and muzzle flash were about "normal" for a 10mm (although some are hotter). Weapon ran great for the first 100 rds! Time to buy more 10mm ammo (been shooting a lot through some other 10mm firearms lately.
Bill Wilson of Wilson combat literally said there is no 1911 or really any semi auto capable of running 10mm reliably across the board. If you find a semi 10mm running reliably with a specific load , stick with it
I would have to disagree as I have a Glock 20, Glock 29 and a SA 1911 with 1000’s of rounds down range and no issue to speak of. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already and follow us on rumble at rumble.com/v2aa6ln-cz-p10-f-45-acp-our-first-cz-with-hiccups-lets-go-to-the-range-and-see.html
I have three 10mm pistols with about a thousand rounds through each of them. I've used FMJ, hard cast, JHPs, etc. and haven't had a single problem with any of them. They're a Sig XTen, RIA 1911, and a Tisas 1911.
First of all, I should not even respond to this comment because there is nothing constructive about it as in you are not trying to help me help myself you are just being a keyboard princess. Number two it is astounding to me that you actually think dry firing a hammer, fired or even a striker fired pistol is actually going to damage it. I do not know what century you are from, but there are literally thousands of training tutorials teaching people to dry fire before they take their gun to the range. Troll on my friend.
I own four Tisas 1911’s. Three 45 acp’s and a 9mm. No milling marks , we’ll fitted, great overall. No rattles. I’ve had no FTE, no FTF, no problems. No Colt rattles.
Looking to buy a Tisas 10 mm right now. I’m fixing to sell my RIA 10 mm right now !
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I have the 10mm tisas and with that flared ejection the cases fly straight right and out of your way. This gun is worth it. I also got mine for 600 for a local FFL and I’m glad I purchased it. Love it.
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Their firearms are excellent..you will not be disappointed and they totally stand by their merchandise...do not let the Turkish manufacturing sway you love for this great gun. The Turks take
great pride in all they produce...the Ukrainian government can vouch for that fact.
We just done our range review with it and it was flawless. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already
Your initial comments about various fanboys has earned my approval. Good job!
Haha thank you
I have a tisas 1911 .45 commander size. I just love it! It seems to be made very well. The finish is durable and nice looking, the slide and receiver are forged. The sights are good as well ( Novak like ) I changed a few things only because of my own need to customize my 1911s. I'm not a huge fan of the ambi safety either. Not keeping the plastic grips but hell, those were easy and cheap to replace. The tisas will hold its own against some of my other higher end1911s...colt , sig, kimber, magnum research. Thanks again for the review! Also, thanks for putting another 1911 out there to tempt me with! I had to go buy that magnum research 1911g after being on the fence....then watching your review! Still got it. Still very impressed!
Thank you sir for watching
my first ever 1911 was a magnum research 1911G I love it to death. I recently picked up a tisas raider and that handgun is amazing and for the 650 I paid for it I'm happy. I got one of the tisas in this video on layaway at my local shop.
We have several videos up on the Magnum Research G and U models check them out. I think they are the most underrated for the price 100% Bul Armory makes great 1911’s. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already
@@GSquaredTactical Ohh I agree bull armory 1911's are seriously underrated, Only thing I wish they did was put night sights on their pistols.
@brandondavis4306 you can put a set on yourself and it would still be worth more than they charge imho.
Very beautiful 1911 10mm
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My neighbor is looking to get a 10mm 1911 and ive shot a lot of 10mms, but he asked about the tisas 10mm. I didnt know they made one til yesterday. I'm seeing nothing but good reviews on them. Good looking gun, and a forged slide and frame at the price point is a great deal
Unbelievable value. We’ve never had issue with them. Thanks for watching and be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already
Great video, im getting this gun tomorrow from my ffl and cant wait. Tisas is just awesome. I had a tisas zingana px9 which cost me $200 and even that gun ran like a champ and looked good too plus it came with a bunch of stuff and 2 18round magazines. I love this company
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Just like the other Tisas guns, this one appears to be pretty solid. Certainly, worth considering. I might end up with one ;)
We hope to get it to the range soon just busy with work at the moment and filming at the range isn’t easy to put together sometimes. Thanks for watching
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I own this firearm! This is nice we'll made you can't go wrong on any Tisas.
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I have a Ruger SR1911 in 10mm. looking forward to the range time video of the Tisas.
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Great video! My buddy has a Tisas Tank Commander that shoots lights out! I'm going shopping this week for their stainless Carry model. Great pistols for the shooter on a budget.
100% they are. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already
The gun looks pretty. I grew up loving American forge steel hand made hand fitted Colt Government Model .45 ACP post World War II and MKIV Series 70 Colts . Like I said this new gun looks nice hope it can handle the hot loads of a 10 mm and be accurate .
So far so good we’ve put about 250 through it so far and still no hiccups. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already
great vidio sir and that is a beautiful gun cant wait till you get some range time in with it keep up the great work sir
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I’ve got 3 tisas including that one and never have had a problem and point to aim is on I painted all of mine with white out on the front post and shot hollow points in them all no problem I think it’s just a preference thing of what you like awesome review ty
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The blacked out sights are good for aiming at white paper plate or steel targets imo.
For sure
You can change them out pretty easily.
Yea sir
It only matters if the Tisas are dependable enough to fire full-house 10mm Auto without a catastrophic failure or damaging the slide and/or frame.
I know where you are coming from but I’m not sure if that’s the “only thing that matters” to the average buyer who’ll be shooting average 10mm round and never anything heavy
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@@GSquaredTactical True, but the "heavy" 10mm Auto is actually closer to "original recipe" 10mm Auto, most of the factory 10mm Auto today is in "FBI load" level.
Yep
@@GSquaredTactical Does the Tisas 10mm have a ramped barrel?, I don't remember if was mentioned in the vid.
3:45 *Guess I should clean my RIA 10mm double stack then, eh???*
For sure
Looks solid very nice
Thank you
I think the issue with the Prodigy (Haven't watched your videos) is that their QC is terrible. Very inconsistent reviews on them some working flawlessly, and others can't get through a single mag without multiple failures. If you are paying north of $1000 for a gun, it should work. I think that's why a lot of "fan boys" have been dissing them. I personally wouldn't want to gamble my $1500 on a gun that MIGHT work or might not. Especially when a Staccato P can be had for 2100 or 600 more. Maybe and hopefully SA gets their act together and starts producing a quality product, but I don't see that happening any time soon.
With that said, I would NEVER give up my STI 2011's (all in 45acp). I also have had nothing but great examples of the Tisas 1911's. Fit and finish is that of a 1000-1500 1911. And even more impressively all the parts on this gun are forged, there is only 2 MIM parts. Unfortunately, a lot of companies *cough*kimber*cough* have been skimping on the QC resulting in guns that simply don't work. I have only seen 2 people have issues with the Tisas, which is remarkable given everyone loves to complain when a product doesn't work. Not only is it great for the price, it's a great gun PERIOD.
Thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts and your testimony. It was a interesting read and I agree about most of it. Can’t personally speak to the quality of the Tisas as I haven’t even got to shoot mine yet but hope to soon. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already
I hear all good things about this gun, $700 for an all metal 10mm is amazing
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I have an Iver Johnson Eagle XL in 10mm. I wouldn’t mind another 10mm 1911. For the most part this gun gets really good reviews. Have you noticed any rusting yet?
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When I wanted a 1911 a few years ago to try the platform I went with a Taurus officer it has performed above my expectations I still want a Colt but for now I love my Taurus because I can carry it and not only keep in my safe
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Nice review
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I own a .45 cal TIsas 1911 A1 Duty stainless, cost me just over $500, no failures yet, went bang every time I pulled the trigger. That's all you can hope to expect from a gun. Whatever you shoot isn't going to care how much your gun costs lol, gun snobs are obnoxious.
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Just like car snobs. I buy a car to go to point A to point B. It’s like fancy jewelry to them I guess,to flaunt !
Thing is if i wanted to i can buy those brand names but Springfields are nice i just got a Ronin 10mm ....i already had a mil spec 1911 45 and a micro compact 1911 3" 45
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Springfields are badass I wouldn't trade that company for ANY OTHER BRAND colt ... Dan wesson... Wilson combat... any I love Springfields
You gotta get what you love bro lol
Anyone that looks down on someone for purchasing what they can afford isn’t worth bothering with. I can afford anything I want but I choose value for money above all else.
Just because a person buys the higher priced item doesn’t mean they are any good at using it.
I have humbled many a shooter with their expensive gun using my cheaper version.
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Another great review, I watched your Prodigy videos which also were excellent. I was particularly interested in this video, because of the 10MM caliber.
I have many years (30) of carrying and shooting experience with the Glock 20 in practice and PPC combat competition.
Recently I purchased a Sig Sauer P220 Legion 10MM but was considering a 10MM in the 1911 platform. My decision to go for the P220 instead, was mainly my unfamiliarity with the 1911, but wanted an all steel frame, steel slide and hammer fired 10MM. Also I wanted a DA/SA option. Having been accustomed to shooting Sig P220s and P 226s I went with that platform. This 1911 looks promising though, and I would definitely consider it after your range evaluation. P.S. what country of origin is Tisa from?
Turkey
There are many great 10mm 1911 platforms tried and true. Sig, Kimber, Springfield etc
Sir, 1911s are SA only.
I have two Colt 1911s and two Tisas 1911s, all in .45. The Tisas guns are made better, higher quality, shoot better, are more reliable, and function better with every kind of ammo. You can't get a better gun for your money than a Tisas, and the only reason they're so inexpensive is because of the exchange rate between the US dollar and the Turkish lira, which is very much in our favor. If Turkey were to be using the Euro as their currency, the Tisas guns would sell for twice what they list for now, maybe more....and still be worth the price.
I believe it we’ve had nothing but good service from them. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already
Just because something costs more doesn’t make it a better product. Unfortunately the high cost of labor in this country makes a mil spec Springfield cost a few hundred more than that from Turkey.
I completely agree
Since we each are spending our own money we have to decide what we want to end up with . Which gun company makes it our way ?
Springfield has their guns manufactured in Brazil and import them to US and sell them at a price as if they were made in USA.
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@@BerettaFan Springfield never manufactured their guns in Brazil, but many years ago they sourced their receivers from Imbel. They have a USA based source now. I've been told that it's the same undisclosed source used by Colt, Dan Wesson, etc.
I own one of their 45b carry models. I picked it up for 329 bucks. Has a few issues im working through. These are decent guns but that 10mm just isnt worth the money. I can get a Kimber or Springfield for around the same price.
A Springfield for sure but I paid $600 for this one. Haven’t saw a kimber that low lol. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already.
If it looks nice if it fires nice I love it I've been wanting a expensive battle rifle I've been looking at the hcar
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I have this gun. I think it's great.
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Can you run .40 in it or is that a problem
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I saw you shoot the Tiasa night stalker 10mm with young buck. I would like to see the video of this firearm being shot 💥
Yeah it’s up has been for a while
Tisas 1911 10mm: Can this budget friendly 1911 perform at the range?!
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@@GSquaredTactical My bad. Yea I did watch the video. I remember the can on the ground that was hit.
😂
Do they make a commander sized 10mm?
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12:39 *My question is: how many FULL POWERED 10mm ROUNDS can that thing handle before flying apart??*
I can only assume you are saying that because of the name and price tag. I used to be a snob about stuff like that too until we started this channel. I used to turn my nose up at Canik because of the name and price tag saying much the same things you are, but because of the channel I bought one and boy am I glad I did. I’ve since bought 8 or 10 and it’s one of the finest production firearms on the planet with likely the best trigger by a lot and made in Turkey like the Tisas. In fact they have won the superior firearms award 3 out of 4 years. I can’t really answer your question but we will be shooting it soon. Thanks for watching and commenting and be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already
Tisas has been making firearms for the world for a while. They supply the Turkish milatary . They just started importing to the US the last couple of years. The prices are starting to go up on them here lately. They’re getting their foot in the door and expect prices to rise. I’ve read many places they’re the best “ Sleeper Around “ right now.
@@GSquaredTactical No I was asking because I really wanted to know. By the way, I just bought one myself. The prince on these has drastically dropped from the usualy $710 in shop price (which they were back when I noticed them about 6 months ago) to now $560. Got a great deal on it, but such a drastic drop in price had me concerned a bit. Anyway, I just shot 100 rds today to start the "break in" process, and I used Aguila 10mm FMJ. The ammo box doesn't say how fast the ammo leaves a 5" barrel, but the recoil and muzzle flash were about "normal" for a 10mm (although some are hotter). Weapon ran great for the first 100 rds! Time to buy more 10mm ammo (been shooting a lot through some other 10mm firearms lately.
@winnon992 *their 9mm railed 1911 just increased from $340 to $390!!! I should've bought one when I could've!*
I have noticed the Tisas increase in price across the board.
Bill Wilson of Wilson combat literally said there is no 1911 or really any semi auto capable of running 10mm reliably across the board. If you find a semi 10mm running reliably with a specific load , stick with it
I would have to disagree as I have a Glock 20, Glock 29 and a SA 1911 with 1000’s of rounds down range and no issue to speak of. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already and follow us on rumble at rumble.com/v2aa6ln-cz-p10-f-45-acp-our-first-cz-with-hiccups-lets-go-to-the-range-and-see.html
I have three 10mm pistols with about a thousand rounds through each of them. I've used FMJ, hard cast, JHPs, etc. and haven't had a single problem with any of them. They're a Sig XTen, RIA 1911, and a Tisas 1911.
Yeah I don’t agree with Bill Wilson statement except that I have several that are reliable so I will “stick with them.”
@GSquaredTactical He said 1911 not Tupperware guns.
Keep on dry firing it! Then when it brakes you'll say it's junk!
First of all, I should not even respond to this comment because there is nothing constructive about it as in you are not trying to help me help myself you are just being a keyboard princess. Number two it is astounding to me that you actually think dry firing a hammer, fired or even a striker fired pistol is actually going to damage it. I do not know what century you are from, but there are literally thousands of training tutorials teaching people to dry fire before they take their gun to the range. Troll on my friend.
Break. Not brake. You should stick to your native language to troll.
lol.