Any comments in these relative to workmanship and reliability?
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jbtrucker
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Members on 1911 forum like them , I had a 1911 .45 Carry for awhile manufactured in Turkey seemed to be good quality . Came in nice carry case two stainless mags and barrel bushing wrench. Sold it to retired Marine he was very happy with it
Jeppo
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IMHO, they represent exceptional values.
Faulkner
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I bought a commander sized version about a year and a half ago and have been quite pleased with it. Performs well right out of the box and plenty accurate after a slight sight adjustment. No malfunctions after nearly 1K rounds with a variety of 230 grain ball and HP ammo. I think they are way under rated.
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LVSteve
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A search in this forum using Tisas as a keyword will turn up a bunch of reports, pretty much 100% favorable.
white cloud
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The gunsmith I use gives them high marks.
I have one of their 1911-A1 models.
It’s a pretty fair copy of a 1911A1, with just a couple minor differences.
Mine has been reliable and accurate and the parkerized finish is well done.
I also have the now no longer produced Springfield 191A1 copy, and the Tisas has a much better trigger pull.
It’s a pretty fair copy of a 1911A1, with just a couple minor differences.
Mine has been reliable and accurate and the parkerized finish is well done.
I also have the now no longer produced Springfield 191A1 copy, and the Tisas has a much better trigger pull.
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Trooper224
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I own a Dan Wesson. I’ve shot a few Tisas.
Dan Wesson has a quiet but very loyal following and Tisas is rapidly gaining.
When I compare the two side by side, I cannot see a difference in workmanship. I will own one soon. Probably 9MM.
Dan Wesson has a quiet but very loyal following and Tisas is rapidly gaining.
When I compare the two side by side, I cannot see a difference in workmanship. I will own one soon. Probably 9MM.
I own 2 of their 1911's and have shot their 9mm PX-9 with and without a suppressor. Very favorable opinion. The 1911's are as accurate (or better!) than my series 1 Kimbers and the PX-9 is a solid little gun.
HOUSTON RICK
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The Turkish firearms are coming on strong and a great value. I have a bias for ATI/Rock Island for value but would buy the Turkish 1911s as i enjoyed firing them too.
AJ
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Have heard nothing but good about them. Have a friend that is a Colt M1911 Collector. His carry pieces are Tisas.
Glenn R. McMannly
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I’m a huge fan and own two of them:
My first was their iteration of the WW2 Remington-Rand. I have fired 1000 rounds through this pistol with zero failures of any kind. Accuracy and reliability were flawless. I paid all of $399 for it.
After finding out what good guns they were first hand I bought their “Raider” model which is an homage to the Colt M45A1 which was the last 1911 ever issued to our military. I only have about 400 rounds through it but zero failures and remarkable accuracy. It serves as my bedside sidearm.
My thoughts on the Tisas 1911s?
10/10
My first was their iteration of the WW2 Remington-Rand. I have fired 1000 rounds through this pistol with zero failures of any kind. Accuracy and reliability were flawless. I paid all of $399 for it.
After finding out what good guns they were first hand I bought their “Raider” model which is an homage to the Colt M45A1 which was the last 1911 ever issued to our military. I only have about 400 rounds through it but zero failures and remarkable accuracy. It serves as my bedside sidearm.
My thoughts on the Tisas 1911s?
10/10
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Yendor357
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I saw a couple of Tisas in a gunshop a couple weeks ago. The guy behind the counter seemed to really know his stuff. He owns 2 of them. He told me to try the triggers. Nice!
If Tisas ever starts making revolvers, S&W is in big trouble.
If Tisas ever starts making revolvers, S&W is in big trouble.
nOT ONLY 1911S ,i JUST BOUGHT THEIR faith .380 clone of beretta 84.
Good fit&finish and as well made as the Beretta at1/2 the price
Good fit&finish and as well made as the Beretta at1/2 the price
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Buy one with confidence!!! Have yet to see a bad review on any of their models. I owned the GI Government Model .45 when they first came out ($400 NIB) and put around 700 rounds thru it with no problem. Let it get away from me to a buddy. Not in the market for a 1911, but if I were, the Tisas would be top of the list.
LVSteve
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As the owner of a Canik and the Turkish hi-cap update of the CZ 97 I concur. The latter gives you 14+1 of 45 ACP, and when you run out you have a 40 oz hammer to beat the bad guy's horse to death as well.
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The Preacher
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Here's mine. A Tisas Tank Commander in 45 acp. Still in the break-in process (about 100 rounds through her) but she is running without a hitch. Forged slide and frame, great fit and finish, accurate, and a decent trigger pull. All in all not bad for a $400 1911. Love it!
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