Just picked one up today at my lgs. $750 out the door. Haven’t shot it yet but it feels awesome and seems well made. I also have a Springfield Mil Spec 45 and this Tisas seems just as nice, finish and quality wise. The blacked out sites are tough to see so I’ll probably put a drop of nail polish on the front post. Thanks for the video. I just subbed.
I've owned a Tisas 1911 Tanker Commander 4.25 inch and a 1911 Duty 5 inch, both in .45 ACP. I enjoyed owning both and got positive function with them shooting brass cased .45 FMJ ammo. After a 250 break-in with both I decided to give several brands of quality JHP ammo a try. Here is where I became disappointed with both pistols. I used an assortment of Speer Gold Dot, Remington Golden Saber, Federal HST and Hornady Critical Duty. All were 230 grain except with the Hornady which was 220 grain. I had numerous FTF with all the JHP ammo except for the Hornady which had the fewest failures to feed but still wasn't close to what I wouldn't consider a reliability issue with the pistols. They were both traded away. I'd like to give this Tisas 1911 in 10mm a try but I don't want to be disappointed again especially with a much more expensive model. Any experience or thoughts from you folks out there? Thanks
I as well have had 2 Tisas and sold both of them. There was just something about them that made me not want to rely on them. Although this one has been good so far. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already
Hollow point ammo wasn’t around when the 1911 was designed. My understanding is most 1911 have trouble with hollow point ammo. I’m sure the bullet design can be a factor. I have a one in 45 and will try some hollow point to see which ammo it likes. Otherwise ball ammo is fine.
Just ordered the same pistol for $599. Love the banter and ribbing between you guys! It adds quite a bit to the video to have two shooter's impressions of the same firearm; especially if one is a Southpaw.
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My 45 acp runs really well but it’s a replica so you can get hammer bite. I might need a 10mm as well. Your reviews are costing me a lot of money lately. Lol. Keep them coming.
I have a standard g.i . Model 10 mm [ Rock island] no issues, but I wish it had the high beaver tale as I do get hammer bite from that type of 1911. Weather it be .45 or 10mm . So, now I need one of these! Thanks again! 😂 lol 😂
Almost 46yo, wait till you’re eyes are 70yo ! I’ll trade ya, lol. My Ruger SR1911, 10mm would launch the brass also, changed to a 20# spring, that kept the brass in the same county. Thanks for the great videos.
Between ya , I don't know that either of you even missed the target once ! I[m not a fan of running a gun without first cleaning and lubing , but I'm impressed and have definitely got the D10 on my wishlist !
I picked up a G10 for Christmas. It has been a beast!!!! It’s beautiful!!! It shoots beautifully!!!! It feels awesome in my hands. It’s very dependable. No issues at all. I need to find something like Williams FireSights or something. I completely agree about the combat sights. I like sights that pop and you can pick them up instantly. Tisas got a 99% in my book.
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Try Testors yellow fluorescent enamel paint at Hobby Lobby, $2.99. Apply it with a toothpick or a cut-off q-tip. I put that on all my non-night sight guns, works great. Springfield 1911, Taurus 605, two sigs after the tritium wore out, a Beretta 3032. Love it. Even did it on a Ruger 10/22 and a Mossberg pump. I black-out the rear sights with black enamel paint. I used to buy Hackethorns, but not anymore. Does not work well with factory Glock sights.
I hadn’t heard much about Tisas but when visiting my favorite gun store last week I saw their D10 on display. Handled it and it listed for ~ $750 but used several gift cards to that store my kids had given me over the last several years and walked out of the store with it after paying $625. It seems after I’ve watched several Tisas videos that I’ve made a good investment and addition to my ever growing 1911 collection . . . I owned 7 prior to this one.
You will love it. Likely the most underrated budget 1911 on the market. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already
I have literally never had a single issue with any of their pistols, not one. Thanks for watching and for commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you have not already.
For TARGET Bullseye shooting , the six O'clock Pumpkin on a post hold can be very easy to align accurately . The black bull on a white background with nicely squared and properly sized sights can result in some VERY tight groups . It IS NOT my choice for hunting , or defense , or ANY other type of shooting though .
I really enjoy watching other people enjoying their second amendment freedoms, while we still have them. Great video! I know Tisas is one of those companies I have my eye on. I'll have to add one to my collection one day.
Yeah I was going to say that because that was the case for me with that one to. I’d say since I’ve had more experience with the RIA I’d have to go with that but overall as far as finish, features, accuracy and shootability I like the Tisas much better. I just don’t have enough experience with it to speak to its longevity. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already
I would expect it to be a good representation of a 10MM in the 1911 platform. That being said having just recently become interested in owning a 10mm I have just recently done a lot of research into guns in this caliber. I wound up with a Glock 20 which I am so far really happy with and expect that continue based on my previous experience with Glocks. I don't have any experience with 1911's in 10mm but a lot of my research when I was looking steered me away from the caliber in that platform, a lot of consensus among others being that the 1911 design might not be the best suited to the high pressure of the cartridge and that a polymer frame helps with the recoil of full house rounds. I have been really impressed with all of my Turkish made guns. I now have several, a couple of Caniks, a Girsan high power and especially a CZ Bobwhite side by side my girlfriend gave me for Christmas a couple of weeks ago.
I’ve had several in the 1911 platform and the recoil is stiff. I like my Glock 20 as well but for me the thin profile and deep beaver tail of the 1911 makes me feel more secure holding on.
The problem with the Glock is you have to get an aftermarket barrel if you want to shoot any hot 10mm. And if you don't want to shoot hot rounds why even have a 10mm?
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Wow...what a great way to start off a off a video; brag about the high-dollar guns you have in your collection and the thousands it cost to buy them. Color me impressed¡¡¡
Yeah I get that I do but I have so many other with a tac rail it doesn’t matter much to me i kinda like the traditional look plus the low price. Thanks for watching
Yeah but my eyesight isn’t great and glasses gives me a dang headache lol. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already
I'm 71 with bad eyes also but it's my fault, they told me not to do that thing but I said I'm only gonna do it till I need glasses😯👀 On a more serious note, have you tried to run 40cal from it?
Well I got you by 25 years and I too have trouble with blacked out sights. I went to pick this D10 up and in the gun store I cocked the hammer to feel the trigger weight and to my surprise when I pulled the trigger, I felt the grip safety bump back (ever so slightly) into my hand. I didnt buy that gun as I felt something was wrong. The wife and I visited 3 more gun stores that had this gun, all of them did the same thing. No other 1911s did this, kind of strange, can you see if yours does this? Just gently pull the trigger and take note if the grip safety bumps back, just a little. Thx
I don’t notice anything odd or pushing back but it’s been absolutely flawless. I sold it to a guy so we could buy more to review and the guy who bought won’t shut up about how much he likes it.
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@@GSquaredTactical Thanks for getting back to me on that. I know you had mentioned the black out sights at almost 60 years old and poor vision that's my only concern. But I'll figure it out. Thanks again!!
That’s almost all I use and they worked fine in mine but guns are weird sometimes one will do this and that while another won’t. It’s crazy. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already
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It’s ok for a mag every now and again but I wouldn’t recommend it for extended use or exclusively 40 because it will headspace of the extractor. Short answer is yes but not a lot
The way I look at this gun is it has the skeleton of a gun that if you spent 100 bucks tuning it up (grinding the feed ramp, fitting in a better grip safety, etc. and replaced the trigger. You'd have a high budget gun for 8-900 bucks, and you don't have to do it all at once. Good shit them boys can shoot.
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I (Gene) use to smoke pack and a half a day and 12 years ago I started vaping and haven’t smoked a cigarette since. Changed my life I don’t care what the naysayers say I go by my personal experiences
No worries my friend, I'm in the same boat. I for years (20+) smoked quit in 2000 and now everyone at hunting camp loves and knows when I show up because it smells like Captain Black pipe tobacco. I just thought it was hilarious to see a random low flying cloud wafting by and no musket going off😂🤣😂 I love watching your videos, and I just happened to see it. This will be one of many vids you put out that I bought a gun👍 I was looking at this brand in an affordable 10mm but in 4.25".
All 1911s have a 200 round breakin. This is something that used to be common knowledge back in the 80s and 90s. If you want a pistol read out of the box buy a Glock or other modern firearm.
I’ve literally never had to “break in” a 1911 other than a Kimber I owned and it was stupid like 500 rounds or something. Springfield TRP I have to date 2600 rounds through out of the box without a malfunction one to speak of not one. Same can be said about other SA 1911’s I have I just don’t have 2600 rds through them. I have Sig Sauer Tacops 10mm with 760 rds not a single hiccup straight from the box. That has just not been my experience.
@@GSquaredTactical You may have never heard of it but it's true. It was also common knowledge in the 80s to conceal carry guys that you shoot no less than 200 rounds through any firearm that you plan to trust your life with. I guys it's just old world knowledge that has been forgotten. To this day I still practice both. 200 round brake in for my 1911s and 200 rounds of any handgun before I trust my life with it.
With the new advancements in guns and tightness in machining you just don’t think of breaking in a 1911, but with kimber yeah you have to break that in unfortunately
I didn’t say I’ve never heard of it of course most manufacturers speak of a break in period mostly CYA. I’m just saying it hasn’t been my experience that I actually had to do it
Definitely limp wristed that failed to feed, sorry my man. I’ve never ever had a misfeed or failure with my Tisas. 😊 My only issue has been a quick double tap and second shot , but that’s my own operator error.
I mean I could have been limp wristing for sure. However, with that being said just because you’ve never had an issue with yours doesn’t mean there aren’t Tisas pistols that have given people problems and those people’s issue can’t be dismissed because yours has been good. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already
@@GSquaredTactical agreed, and I was just ribbing you a bit, there's lots of factors that play into how a firearm functions. I have a VP9 that I love, but it shoots poorly with 115gr ammo. Subscription incoming, cheers!
People like to see them run “out of the box.” So even though I agree with you it’s what the people want 🤷♂️. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already
When I’m watching a video I’m watching the gun not someone who isn’t me and there PPE. habits. Guess I’ll carry some safety glasses in the case I get attached and need my weapon. 🤦🏻♂️
Why are you surprised? He’s not at a shooting range where it’s required. Lots of people only wear hearing protection when their out plinking. This is nothing new.
Amen brother this is our private land and it kills me how people with watch gun videos just to troll if you are wearing glasses, or say one word incorrectly. I usually do wear glasses but we had been filming all day like 15 reviews that days and they was giving me a headache so I shot a couple vids without them sue me
The thing I like about Tisas 1911’s is that they are hammer forged barrel, slide and frame. The fit and finish for the price is outstanding too.
Yes sir we just done a range review on the night stalker
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I own every Tisas 1911 model they make. Great guns.
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You can get a case of 10 mm S&B ammo $419. With free shipping, 1000 rounds FMJ ,just got a case about a month ago.
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Best video on this pistol + super nice shooting! You guys didn’t miss a shot with a 10mm. I may have to add one to my collection.
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Just picked one up today at my lgs. $750 out the door. Haven’t shot it yet but it feels awesome and seems well made. I also have a Springfield Mil Spec 45 and this Tisas seems just as nice, finish and quality wise. The blacked out sites are tough to see so I’ll probably put a drop of nail polish on the front post. Thanks for the video. I just subbed.
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I've owned a Tisas 1911 Tanker Commander 4.25 inch and a 1911 Duty 5 inch, both in .45 ACP. I enjoyed owning both and got positive function with them shooting brass cased .45 FMJ ammo. After a 250 break-in with both I decided to give several brands of quality JHP ammo a try. Here is where I became disappointed with both pistols. I used an assortment of Speer Gold Dot, Remington Golden Saber, Federal HST and Hornady Critical Duty. All were 230 grain except with the Hornady which was 220 grain. I had numerous FTF with all the JHP ammo except for the Hornady which had the fewest failures to feed but still wasn't close to what I wouldn't consider a reliability issue with the pistols. They were both traded away.
I'd like to give this Tisas 1911 in 10mm a try but I don't want to be disappointed again especially with a much more expensive model. Any experience or thoughts from you folks out there?
Thanks
I as well have had 2 Tisas and sold both of them. There was just something about them that made me not want to rely on them. Although this one has been good so far. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already
Hollow point ammo wasn’t around when the 1911 was designed. My understanding is most 1911 have trouble with hollow point ammo. I’m sure the bullet design can be a factor. I have a one in 45 and will try some hollow point to see which ammo it likes. Otherwise ball ammo is fine.
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Just ordered the same pistol for $599. Love the banter and ribbing between you guys! It adds quite a bit to the video to have two shooter's impressions of the same firearm; especially if one is a Southpaw.
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My 45 acp runs really well but it’s a replica so you can get hammer bite. I might need a 10mm as well. Your reviews are costing me a lot of money lately. Lol. Keep them coming.
Thank you sir
I have a standard g.i . Model 10 mm [ Rock island] no issues, but I wish it had the high beaver tale as I do get hammer bite from that type of 1911. Weather it be .45 or 10mm . So, now I need one of these! Thanks again! 😂 lol 😂
Do it
Almost 46yo, wait till you’re eyes are 70yo ! I’ll trade ya, lol. My Ruger SR1911, 10mm would launch the brass also, changed to a 20# spring, that kept the brass in the same county. Thanks for the great videos.
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Man I thought you struck "black gold" for a second! 😂
lol, sometimes when we are on the range we think we have😂thanks for watching!
Between ya , I don't know that either of you even missed the target once ! I[m not a fan of running a gun without first cleaning and lubing , but I'm impressed and have definitely got the D10 on my wishlist !
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I picked up a G10 for Christmas. It has been a beast!!!! It’s beautiful!!! It shoots beautifully!!!! It feels awesome in my hands. It’s very dependable. No issues at all. I need to find something like Williams FireSights or something. I completely agree about the combat sights. I like sights that pop and you can pick them up instantly. Tisas got a 99% in my book.
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Try Testors yellow fluorescent enamel paint at Hobby Lobby, $2.99. Apply it with a toothpick or a cut-off q-tip. I put that on all my non-night sight guns, works great. Springfield 1911, Taurus 605, two sigs after the tritium wore out, a Beretta 3032. Love it. Even did it on a Ruger 10/22 and a Mossberg pump. I black-out the rear sights with black enamel paint.
I used to buy Hackethorns, but not anymore.
Does not work well with factory Glock sights.
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I hadn’t heard much about Tisas but when visiting my favorite gun store last week I saw their D10 on display. Handled it and it listed for ~ $750 but used several gift cards to that store my kids had given me over the last several years and walked out of the store with it after paying $625. It seems after I’ve watched several Tisas videos that I’ve made a good investment and addition to my ever growing 1911 collection . . . I owned 7 prior to this one.
You will love it. Likely the most underrated budget 1911 on the market. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already
I just bought the D10 yesterday hope I like it believe I will
I have literally never had a single issue with any of their pistols, not one. Thanks for watching and for commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you have not already.
I just ordered the C10 Yukon 4.25" 10mm from Tisas👍😁
Oh nice let us know how you like it
For TARGET Bullseye shooting , the six O'clock Pumpkin on a post hold can be very easy to align accurately . The black bull on a white background with nicely squared and properly sized sights can result in some VERY tight groups . It IS NOT my choice for hunting , or defense , or ANY other type of shooting though .
No sir just the federal. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already
I found that cheap ammo doesn’t cycle good at all, had some remmington run clean through it tho and that was like 30 a box. Worth it tho
We ran a mixture of Winchester white box and blazer brass and had no issues.
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Lol you guys are awesome just picked one up today
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I like mine Tisas so far good looking pistol for the money
Yea sir
The can of spray paint is a great illustration for why you never stand close to steel targets.
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I really enjoy watching other people enjoying their second amendment freedoms, while we still have them. Great video! I know Tisas is one of those companies I have my eye on. I'll have to add one to my collection one day.
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ive been watching a ton of 10 mm vids lately and i am caught between the tisas and the RIA. they both seem like decent weapons for the price
The RIA double stack?
@@GSquaredTactical single stack,I looked at the double and the stupid grips are just to thick for my small hands
Yeah I was going to say that because that was the case for me with that one to. I’d say since I’ve had more experience with the RIA I’d have to go with that but overall as far as finish, features, accuracy and shootability I like the Tisas much better. I just don’t have enough experience with it to speak to its longevity. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already
@@GSquaredTactical I live in the south now so its probably gonna see at least some work with piggy's, that's all the accuracy I need🐗
I own one. I love it!!
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Spitting 🔥 balls like a .357 Magnum 💯
Heck yeah lol
In addition to defense itt would make a nice hunting gun. Maybe another video showing accuracy from a bench at 25 yds or more?
Yeah we could do that maybe next trip soon.
I have a Springfield armory operator elite 5" 10mm I have in a chest rig when I hunt, and its great for piggin.
Where exactly can this be found for that price? I enjoy y’all’s humor in your review videos. Always get a grin watching your videos.
We found it at a local gun shop near hickory NC, we appreciate the words! It always serves as encouragement to hear!
@@GSquaredTactical My family is from Asheville. Keep ‘em coming brother.
spent some time in Lincolnton , good people
We are in a small town right outside of Lincolnton I go through Lincolnton almost daily
@@GSquaredTactical My name is also Gene. Lol
This would be a good b comparison Metro arms 1911s American classic 2 in 10mm vs Tisas 1911s in 10mm
We may try to do that
I would expect it to be a good representation of a 10MM in the 1911 platform. That being said having just recently become interested in owning a 10mm I have just recently done a lot of research into guns in this caliber. I wound up with a Glock 20 which I am so far really happy with and expect that continue based on my previous experience with Glocks. I don't have any experience with 1911's in 10mm but a lot of my research when I was looking steered me away from the caliber in that platform, a lot of consensus among others being that the 1911 design might not be the best suited to the high pressure of the cartridge and that a polymer frame helps with the recoil of full house rounds. I have been really impressed with all of my Turkish made guns. I now have several, a couple of Caniks, a Girsan high power and especially a CZ Bobwhite side by side my girlfriend gave me for Christmas a couple of weeks ago.
I’ve had several in the 1911 platform and the recoil is stiff. I like my Glock 20 as well but for me the thin profile and deep beaver tail of the 1911 makes me feel more secure holding on.
The problem with the Glock is you have to get an aftermarket barrel if you want to shoot any hot 10mm. And if you don't want to shoot hot rounds why even have a 10mm?
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Those PMC's are they different from the regular PMC bronze bullet's❓❓ Because they are showing more of snappy shot.
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Pretty nice pistol good video.
Ty sir and thanks for watching
Wow...what a great way to start off a off a video; brag about the high-dollar guns you have in your collection and the thousands it cost to buy them.
Color me impressed¡¡¡
Not sure how to respond to that because I’m not sure how you mean it lol
Freekin fireballs coming out of that thing.
Haha 10mm aint no joke!
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I think the 10mm takes some of the joy out of shooting a 1911. It was designed for a much lower chamber pressure.
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@@GSquaredTactical I do have a Garrison in 9mm which I enjoy very much.
I just don’t like the 1911’s without front strap checkering. It’s a small thing I know but something I can’t get past
Tisas 10mm sounds like a Winner but not a choice with me without a TAC rail. Too bad.
Yeah I get that I do but I have so many other with a tac rail it doesn’t matter much to me i kinda like the traditional look plus the low price. Thanks for watching
According to their website, Tisas has a 10mm with a pic rail frame available.
Might check that out Chilly
As you know sir,1911's point and shoot guns there for you dont need to pricise aiming.thats why it has blacked out sights.
Yeah but my eyesight isn’t great and glasses gives me a dang headache lol. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already
I'm 71 with bad eyes also but it's my fault, they told me not to do that thing but I said I'm only gonna do it till I need glasses😯👀
On a more serious note, have you tried to run 40cal from it?
No sir we haven’t but know folks who have without issue. Thanks for watching
Well I got you by 25 years and I too have trouble with blacked out sights. I went to pick this D10 up and in the gun store I cocked the hammer to feel the trigger weight and to my surprise when I pulled the trigger, I felt the grip safety bump back (ever so slightly) into my hand. I didnt buy that gun as I felt something was wrong. The wife and I visited 3 more gun stores that had this gun, all of them did the same thing. No other 1911s did this, kind of strange, can you see if yours does this? Just gently pull the trigger and take note if the grip safety bumps back, just a little. Thx
I don’t notice anything odd or pushing back but it’s been absolutely flawless. I sold it to a guy so we could buy more to review and the guy who bought won’t shut up about how much he likes it.
Very Nice Tisas 10mm Gene....
Thank you sir
Hello. I enjoy watching your videos. I live in Apex NC. I'm interested in buying the Tisas 10mm . would you still recommend it. Thanks Don..
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@@GSquaredTactical Thanks for getting back to me on that. I know you had mentioned the black out sights at almost 60 years old and poor vision that's my only concern. But I'll figure it out. Thanks again!!
Yeah I hate blacked out fronts but alot of them are now I don’t understand it
looks nice 👌
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It doesn’t like Wilson mags. I’ve seen several videos and the Wilson’s fail,
That’s almost all I use and they worked fine in mine but guns are weird sometimes one will do this and that while another won’t. It’s crazy. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already
I just bought one yesterday I've not shot it yet
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Was that a ricochet that 🎯 the coke can❓
I’m not sure I’ll have to watch the video back. Maybe a small fragment
Is it ok to fire 40 cal from this gun as well?
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It’s ok for a mag every now and again but I wouldn’t recommend it for extended use or exclusively 40 because it will headspace of the extractor. Short answer is yes but not a lot
Their FAQ page says NO MIM parts also...UN-LIKE Kimber and S-field and Colt!
Shame shame American companies!!
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The way I look at this gun is it has the skeleton of a gun that if you spent 100 bucks tuning it up (grinding the feed ramp, fitting in a better grip safety, etc. and replaced the trigger. You'd have a high budget gun for 8-900 bucks, and you don't have to do it all at once. Good shit them boys can shoot.
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I think Dad is vaping 😂
I (Gene) use to smoke pack and a half a day and 12 years ago I started vaping and haven’t smoked a cigarette since. Changed my life I don’t care what the naysayers say I go by my personal experiences
No worries my friend, I'm in the same boat. I for years (20+) smoked quit in 2000 and now everyone at hunting camp loves and knows when I show up because it smells like Captain Black pipe tobacco. I just thought it was hilarious to see a random low flying cloud wafting by and no musket going off😂🤣😂 I love watching your videos, and I just happened to see it. This will be one of many vids you put out that I bought a gun👍 I was looking at this brand in an affordable 10mm but in 4.25".
Haha well thank you for saying that and glad we could can find some common ground. Let me know how you like it!
Yeah we laugh every time and I’ll will just tell them we had a fire going lol 😂
All 1911s have a 200 round breakin. This is something that used to be common knowledge back in the 80s and 90s.
If you want a pistol read out of the box buy a Glock or other modern firearm.
I’ve literally never had to “break in” a 1911 other than a Kimber I owned and it was stupid like 500 rounds or something. Springfield TRP I have to date 2600 rounds through out of the box without a malfunction one to speak of not one. Same can be said about other SA 1911’s I have I just don’t have 2600 rds through them. I have Sig Sauer Tacops 10mm with 760 rds not a single hiccup straight from the box. That has just not been my experience.
@@GSquaredTactical You may have never heard of it but it's true. It was also common knowledge in the 80s to conceal carry guys that you shoot no less than 200 rounds through any firearm that you plan to trust your life with. I guys it's just old world knowledge that has been forgotten. To this day I still practice both. 200 round brake in for my 1911s and 200 rounds of any handgun before I trust my life with it.
With the new advancements in guns and tightness in machining you just don’t think of breaking in a 1911, but with kimber yeah you have to break that in unfortunately
I didn’t say I’ve never heard of it of course most manufacturers speak of a break in period mostly CYA. I’m just saying it hasn’t been my experience that I actually had to do it
Not a fan of the adjustable sights.
Yeah I can take or leave them personally. On 1911 it’s more classical to have fixed sights but it’s the world we live in I reckon
Definitely limp wristed that failed to feed, sorry my man. I’ve never ever had a misfeed or failure with my Tisas. 😊
My only issue has been a quick double tap and second shot , but that’s my own operator error.
I mean I could have been limp wristing for sure. However, with that being said just because you’ve never had an issue with yours doesn’t mean there aren’t Tisas pistols that have given people problems and those people’s issue can’t be dismissed because yours has been good. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already
@@GSquaredTactical agreed, and I was just ribbing you a bit, there's lots of factors that play into how a firearm functions. I have a VP9 that I love, but it shoots poorly with 115gr ammo.
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Thank you sir
Really need to clean and lube guns before you shoot them.
People like to see them run “out of the box.” So even though I agree with you it’s what the people want 🤷♂️. Thanks for watching and commenting and please be sure to subscribe if you haven’t already
He shouldn’t been driving, but it was an accident
What are you taking about Charles? Can you explain?
Wow no safety glasses...
Our bad, thanks for watching
When I’m watching a video I’m watching the gun not someone who isn’t me and there PPE. habits. Guess I’ll carry some safety glasses in the case I get attached and need my weapon. 🤦🏻♂️
Why are you surprised? He’s not at a shooting range where it’s required. Lots of people only wear hearing protection when their out plinking. This is nothing new.
Amen brother this is our private land and it kills me how people with watch gun videos just to troll if you are wearing glasses, or say one word incorrectly. I usually do wear glasses but we had been filming all day like 15 reviews that days and they was giving me a headache so I shot a couple vids without them sue me
Wow 😂 wth
Opa!
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