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Heard they have some recalls. And clasic firearms has them for $349.99 right now

Yep. MP is the same as parkerized. The E-Type hammer is the "narrow spur" va the pre-war wide spur hammers.

Tisas 1911 pistols are not cheap or budget quality trust me. Tisas knew what they are doing when it comes to pricing to get their products out.

I want one I have the one with the enlarged ejec port n I think they cerakote it

Wilson combat fits all of the grip probs

Nice video, for what it is worth, I made a video of my Remington Rand, no commentary but feel free to use it for comparison purposes in your video if you like. Mine was an arsenal rebuild serial number dates to 1945. ua-cam.com/video/CjQK6pQJ9xc/v-deo.html

Every Tisas I've owned had an occasional FTF last round. I always thought it was the mags. So I did some research and found everyone of them to have over tight extractors. I adjusted all the extractors and they all run flawlessly. The 8rd MecGar mags were the worst. NO more FTF. The extractors were basically jammed in the slot and the roads could barely lock in during feeding. When spring pressure is low at the last round the failure is frequent. Great review! Tisas are great weapons.

I have the Tisas 1911 “a1” (it’s really not an a1 because of the flat mainspring housing, but I digress lol). I had 2 failures to feed in my first 100 rounds, but it was due to me limp wristing it. It was my first time shooting .45 ACP and I was not prepared 😅😅 once I fixed my grip, haven’t had a jam since. Just figured I’d give y’all my unsolicited 2 cents

I just bought one for my LMT. I was going to get a Kac but I wanted that free float. With any type of distance or windage itll help with that accuracy. and shooting off any type of barricade. Who knows...maybe eventually Ill get a Ras too lol

I have the older US Army Tisas 1911 version and I got some surplus grips. But the non period correct ejection port drives me nuts. Now Im trying to figure out if buying this is worth it Lol

Thanks, I've been eyeing the Tisas U.S. they have a couple different options there's 3 or 4 of the armed forces replica versions. I really enjoyed & agree that it would be a fun historic peice, great video 4☆☆☆☆'s

One thing no one mentions, is how cheap the oem coyote p320 modules feel. The black varients feel like they have an extra layer of plastic or something. Meanwhile the coyote is very smooth and feels like a dollar store toy. I bought one and immediately thought i got a knockoff. Paint was peeling on the inside, when i shot it the paint would actually start to melt and drops of paint were in the module. When i shared on the sig subreddit, they all said it was a real module. For $70 that is a slap in the face!

I just got one and I’m blown away! My slide doesn’t army so maybe a newer version? Mine says US 1911A1 and the zig markings is under the frame instead of on the side of slide. Bar gun I’ve bought in a long time! It’ll last a life time and feeds HST great with Wilson combat 47D mags

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I feel like a smoother side makes it a little more comfortable for carry. I have some pretty aggressive texture grips and they eat up my side a little bit and sometimes grabs my shirt when getting out of the car.

Well, im purchasing one. Guess ill be ready for some good old hammer bite. Just buying it to say i have a 1911 in my collection. Probably wont shoot it much. I love my revolvers. Those are my babies.

I bought one of these probably eight years ago why am I just now seeing a bunch of them on the Tube? Were just a few importers bringing these in ? My sample is blackened glossy finish not parkerized maybe they were available before these. I bought mine from James Wayne Firearms on Guns International they still offer some I believe it wasn't very expensive less than $400.00 right out of the box it shot well and I ended up using Kimber mags with no problems. Even shot some very mild handloads with Trail Boss and hollow points as well. I have replaced lots of the original parts with Wilson Combat and mounted a Burris Red Dot on it fun pistol to shoot.

Do they offer the safety cut with the Compact (15 round) size?

I have a 250 and this video really helped me decide to go with the Wilson. I have small hands

Stovepipe from an 8-round magazine... could it be the introduction of commercial 8-rounders that led to the lowered ejection port in the first place?

You've got a US Army property stamped, original designed Remington Rand fully parkerized 1911... The one and only thing you need to make it authentic looking are the Tisas full checkered grips, available on their website.. I have the exact same model, only I put a Wilson combat 1911 spring kit in it... It's smoothed it out quite a bit and made the safety more snappy..

Those look like key hole punches, which means there is a major issue with the gun or ammo.

I bought this gun in November for $300. So far it has been flawless with both FMJ and hollow points (Federal HST). It just didn't come with the wood grips. I am very happy with it.

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I have the regular usgi version and it indeed gives you beaver tail bite.

It look like it’s keyholes with fmjs?

I think you're limp wristing it with one handed shooting.....

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Stove pipe probably factory mag, Failure to feed definitely you limp wristing it.

Cheap suggests shoddiness, inferiority, showy imitation, complete unworthiness. while inexpensive emphasizes lower price (although more expensive than cheap ) and suggests that the value is fully equal to the cost. So stop calling the Tisas or anything else cheap unless it really is junk.

Love mine, I picked it up for $335. Only have a couple hundred rounds through it so far, no issues yet and I left the wood grips on just because I like them more.

Mine had a little tit on top of the mag where it broke free from the mold. I had to file it down to stop the lip of the shell from dragging. Nice gun.

Excelent review!

Very good pistol.

So happy I watched this before I bought the X-Frame……. Thanks

Did some research (Google) in 1936 US Army did a contract with Springfield Army for 1560 1911s at a unit cost of $24.65. In today’s dollars it would be roughly $548. So a base model good quality 1911 should cost around $500 give or take and with modern production and machining technology probably could be cut another $50-75, which puts a TISAS in line with what they’re bringing it to market for.

It's funny how the gun community are "marvelling" at the cheapness of the TISAS 1911 pistols. A couple of observations: mass produced 1911s back in the day while they were the side arm of US Military forces problably when adjusted for inflation probably cost about the same per unit as what TISAS cost (minus the smallar protfit margin). The basic 1911 was intended to be rugged, accurate, affordable en masse and easily serviceable. With modern machining and metallurgy a decent 1911 should be affordable that is the take away with the appeal and success of "budget" brands like TISAS and Girsan. With the platform over time, being slicked up and highly customized, which is fine for those that can afford it, as well as companies taking larger profit margins, the modern typical 1911s have been severely cost inflated. Good solid review BTW!

Thank you for this comparison!

I fired my Tisas US Army cerakoted 45 with the correct GI grips side by side with an authentic Remington Rand made in 1945. They felt identical, they looked nearly identical except for the finish. The feel in the hand and shooting felt identical. The sight picture was identical.

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I love mine

Sig trumps Glock always

Which grip size is this? I dont see a full size with a safety... All I can find is the carry size

Do you have a link where you went and got that grip module? I have checked Wilson combat and cannot find this grip module. I also have a m17 and would like to get this grip module but having trouble finding it

Biggest problem with these is that they stick with the same stubby ejector rod from the 2" guns regardless of barrel length, which is ridiculous. On your gun, the rod could easily be long enough to fully eject .357 but with this short rod it won't. Even their "target" versions have the stubby rod. Probably just a cost cutting measure...either that, or it was designed by people who've never actually used revolvers. Damn shame either way, and a deal breaker for me.

I like that gun.

Thats why i don't trust glocks.

The extended beavertail for me seems to help with contolling muzzel flip a little.