New SDS 1911A1 WWII era clone

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SDS Imports, the same folks who brought in the Lynx 12ga shotgun from China, is now importing a WWII era clone of the famous 1911A1 45 ACP pistol. SDS is having them made by Tisas of Turkey. The SDS 1911 A1 seems to be one of the better low cost 1911 pistols on the market. I compare the SDS 1911 A1 to an actual Colt made 1911A1 from WWII.
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@jeffrefrig 2 года назад

Tisas. I will not trade mine at any time in the near future, that's for sure! Very dependable gun. No malfunctions so far after two years. I don't get the hammer bite. I'm happy!.

@kevins1114 4 года назад

I just picked up an SDS 1911A1 yesterday. I'm truly impressed with it. Mine is Phosphated in O.D., but a tad darker shade of it. I got it for $348 from Bud's Gun Shop, with free shipping. Now, my Remington-Rand can go into a much-deserved retirement.

@206guy7 4 года назад

I got one about 2 months ago at least for 349 out the door. Haven't shot it yet.

@kevins1114 4 года назад

@JOE SMITH Give them a week or two. They'll have them again.

@danielwilliamson7739 2 года назад

I just purchased one today. I was apprehensive of the low price of $417 but the excellent build quality was very apparent. I'm very happy with it

@chicagonews1878 Год назад

I paid $500 today the price is going up on these guns especially since they have been discontinued

@rickbrockman497 Год назад

@@chicagonews1878 it’s been discontinued, but there is a new model; import marks are moved to the bottom of the frame, so of the other stamping have moved, slightly, it comes with wood with the diamond, it has a plastic case instead of the box, a manual, cleaning brush, bushing tool, two magazines, and a couple of other changes. Basically, it’s improved.

@mohammadaziz3770 Год назад

@@chicagonews1878 make sure to look for deals especially during holidays, just got mine for 350 plus tax a couple days ago

@jordanhicks5131 Год назад

Y'all paid too much if you got the bone stock A1 model, Kentucky Gun Co has em for 320 bucks free shipping

@shanek6582 4 года назад

Old neighbor friend when I was growing up had his service 1911 Remington Rand he had in the army. I don’t know his rank but he said when they got out, the army offered to sell them the pistol they carried. He was 3rd infantry division, told me all about Audi Murphy

@bluebanana6753 4 года назад

Exactly most people say that no one got to buy their service rifle and so on and thats it bought of the surplus market later and its not the specific one. But there where programs that let servicemen just outright buy their equipment. Much easier than to catalog everything if the soldier could just pay up for most of the stuff.

@WardenWolf 4 года назад

@@bluebanana6753 I've only ever heard this happen with pistols, and only for officers. Officers in the US military who were carrying "legacy" handguns, that is ones that were no longer standard issue, were historically often allowed to buy them at a deep discount upon their retirement. It was really just an extra retirement perk.

@nra4ever2011 4 года назад

@@WardenWolf yeah no offense to this guy but 99% of the guys that say this are full of shit. You can't tell them that though or they'll immediately go on the defense since they've been eating it up since they were little kids when their granddad told them it. Apart from the CMP and some rare accounts of officers being allowed to keep their pistols and theft it's all bullshit. Serialized equipment was turned back in in the 1940's just like it still is now ( I know Camp Lejune jokes incoming). It's kind of hard to steal and take things that are issued directly to you.

@WardenWolf 4 года назад

@@nra4ever2011 Well, at the end of World War II where there were countless returning troops, some things DID fall through the cracks, but it was always either small things like pistols or non-standard-issue equipment that they just might not check for. So while each soldier had to go through a standardized checklist, if it hadn't been officially issued to their unit but they had acquired it on the battlefield it might not be asked about. You would occasionally hear stories from old vets where they said, "They didn't ask about it, so I didn't say anything."

@montanamountainmen6104 4 года назад

@@nra4ever2011 I knew a man now deceased that fought in WWII and Korea. Amoung his " War trophies" he had his 1911 Rem Rand 1911 he took home , a Winchester M1 Carbine, a Browning 1919A3 30 cal from Korea and a battle damaged MG42. I asked how he " obtained" them . His answer was, " we just tore them down and mailed them home......lots of us did."

@bev8200 4 года назад

Can you please stop ruining my future purchases. Everytime I find something sweet you go and sell it out before payday.

@prestonsamson3674 4 года назад

Finally someone said it. Before a ton of old Mil Surps have been reviewed they were everywhere now I was lucky to find a Makarov at at a gun shop. Oh and I get paid next week and by then these things are definitely going to be sold out. Dammit

@makarov9x186 4 года назад

@@prestonsamson3674 I feel your pain guys. This happens a lot to me. I try and collect all the makarovs I can cause I adore them like crazy. Was my favorite pistol ever sense I was little. Was the first gun I ever shot. After his video they seemed to of all vanished and ive only found a few here and there locally. These SDS 1911's should be a little bit of a diffrent story. The are still being imported and have been being imported for a year or two at least. Was waiting for a decent review on one of these before I pick one up. Glad he did the video but I agree. He fucks up and makes people hide guns. So lame.

@billyfreeman5803 4 года назад

Seriously! At least give it a good month of being back in stock on the website before having a well known reviewer upload a video on it. But that's sales, guys. They don't care about giving everyone a fair chance to buy one. That's why they don't have buying limits. My local gun shop bought a big batch of Star BM 9mm's from Classic last year so I would imagine alot of other dealers did the same. And then they were selling them for $65 more than Classic was.

@MrMark-hm9lk 4 года назад

Yup. Comic book RU-vid vids do the same thing. Get you all excited and bam sold out

@memygunsandI 4 года назад

THANK YOU!! I’ve been waiting for someone to say it! Way before this video came out I’ve been waiting on my permits to be issued and I just got them today and 95% of stores or online sellers are sold out already! I’m going to go buy one tomorrow but I have to have it shipped across country instead of driving to classic firearms and buying it.... gonna cost me an extra $35 to do it...... gur

@TacticalTweaker05 2 года назад

i have a tisas 1911 it works absolutely fantastically and i love it the best gun i have ever had and it is my favorite gun i have ever had

@Bayan1905 4 года назад

I would like to see these put up against a Auto Ordnance entry level 1911A1 clone.

@brandoncharleswilson 4 года назад

MAC reviewing an affordable firearm? Alert the press!

@AlaskanBallistics 4 года назад

He's done it before. But yeah usually it's the high end stuff

@bmstylee 4 года назад

Higher end is generally more interesting.

@TheStraycat74 4 года назад

who else remembers the cheap gun challenges? he and the cameraman jason take $400 to the pawnshops looking for cheap decent firearms and then use them to compete with eachother

@brandoncharleswilson 4 года назад

@@TheStraycat74 yes, need more of that.

@brandoncharleswilson 4 года назад

@@bmstylee if you can afford them...

@900stx7 3 года назад

The magazine is made in Italy by Mcgar. It's a good quality magazine.

@texassportsman5880 3 года назад

I bought a USGI replacement slide to replace the EOM Tisas with the lowered ejection port. It's more period correct. I also replaced the slide stop, thumb safety and MSH for WWII correct parts. I paid $375 for mine.

@jakesmokeman6053 4 года назад

I just got the zig m1911 by tisas for 350 last week and I absolutely love it. Only have 100 rounds through it but for the huge price difference between this and my fathers Springfield 1911, I don’t see any severe downsides for the price tag on my clone. Love that thing

@cliffthompson4149 4 года назад

I just bought one today brother and I can't wait to shoot it. I love the way it feels and everything on the frame is super tight. I took it apart and oiled the hell out of it and it moves so smooth. Thank you for posting the video and may God bless you always my friend!

@msantifort 4 года назад

Great pistol, shot mine today for the first time and it worked perfect. Very accurate and reliable. Shot 18" gongs at 50yds all day long and hit man size targets several times. Ran 100rds of wolf and 50rds of brass no malfunctions. Finished off very nice. Great video.

@Desperado3248 2 года назад

For the price , you can use it to mount an original Colt 22 conversion unit and have a designated 22 .

@CollectorsVault1858 7 месяцев назад

Excellent choice for those who would like to own their very first 1911. Bought it because it was on sale and had some doubts. I did not expect it would perform so well.

@Bill23799 2 года назад

I just got an email notification from Classic Firearms. They have the SDS Imports Tisas M-1911A1 full size government model back in stock. Price $399.99.

@richardjohnson4238 Год назад

I got that "It's not a slide release" lecture just a few days ago from some guy on a forum. Yea...yea...whatever. Good review. I've got two of the Tisas 1911's, a 1911A1 (45), and a Tanker (9MM). Really nice guns.

@johncashwell1024 4 года назад

Thanks Mac! Great price for an everyday shooter that looks and feels correct. Best of all, for only $339 you don't wear out or break your WW2 1911A1 and, from what you have shown us, you get the same feeling from the Repro when shooting. Can't beat that!

@Renaldo135 3 года назад

I have an Auto Ordinance 1911 i paid a little bit more for that is made in America that is regular GI model type and I love it and it shoots great.

@markl6769 11 месяцев назад

Just picked one up for 339.00 3 years after I saw this review. I had to sell my original colt years ago and did O.K. on the sale. Needed the money @ that time. Still no money in the budget for an original. This is not that but for the price at least I have a decent copy. Thanks as always for the informative content. Been viewing for years at this point, oh by the way really like the newest channel.

@n3lka 4 года назад

Was getting "bit" a lot by the hammer myself on my Tisas. I changed out the Grip Saftey and hammer. Worked out pretty well, and no more hammer bite. Watch the magazines though, I bought a no name 8 round mag, it was causing premature slide lock, my Wilson Combat mag runs great in it.

@Grizzlyman420 2 месяца назад

Tisas is killing it with these 1911s no doubt about it

@DanielLogan-s9n 2 месяца назад

I have a 2021 production the 1911a1 army service grade. Mine came with a flat mainspring housing hence no lanyard ring as well. On 2 different occasions I experienced a stoppage with the pistol resulting from the firing pin retaining plate slipping down and preventing the slide returning completely into battery. According to SDS, This particular run Erroneously received a firing pin Spring Intended for a previous run of their series 70 model, Consequently too weak for this version. They of course are readily replacing both the Spring and providing a new firing pin as well (easy user swap out). Point being when you need them the SDS customer service is great. Quick remedy and courteous people. With that said this pistol has functioned flawlessly otherwise and is extremely accurate and I really love it. I've seen a lot of comments from other videos abou the Tisas 1911a1 regarding the hard to use GI sights that come with the pistol. In my opinion that's a lot of hardwash considering the intended purpose of this particular pistol for short-range self-defense. Since this particular version Tisas 1911a1 so much more accurate than an original GI issue ..... that anything under 25 yd you don't even need to Use the sights. With just a bit of practice, Anyone can learn to put a whole magazine in an 8 inch circle just by point shooting out to 25 yds. "You don't need no stinkin' sights" !!!!

@ColdCanuck50 4 года назад

Tim...I noticed that the playback quality was a bit off, so I selected the "Settings" tab at the bottom of the video window and for the hell of it decided on 2160p. WOW...what a difference, every detail stands out, every scratch on the weapon's finish, every stalk of dead grass, every beard-hair is clear as day...when did you make that rez available in your videos?

@Militaryarmschannel 4 года назад

We've been shooting in 4k for a couple of months now. I'm glad you like the higher resolution.

@denrizza 4 года назад

Tim should watch the original training video for the 1911A1. Might be enlightening how pistol training has changed.

@thecouldntbe 4 года назад

I bought one for $349 on Grab-A-Gun. They were sold out on Bud's and Classic Firearms. Also the price is rising, finding them for $339 is getting harder.

@shotgunsteve93 4 года назад

If the ejection port wasn't lowered, It'd be the best looking clone on the market.

@JoshuaDomoslai 4 года назад

I picked mine up at my FFl last Friday. Purchased a bunch of the cheapest ammo the store had. Was some sorta grey colored box of blazer. Gun absolutely rocks. I didn’t do anything to it other then wiping the barrel with a bore snake. Seemed to been lubed pretty well. Shot several boxes of 50 flawless from start to finish. Swapped the cheap grips out with some 70s era usgi surplus 1911a1 grips. Looks better as well as feels better. The hammer is period correct. There are plenty of variations where they used a wide spur hammer. My 43’ colt has one. Some used narrow. They also updated them with newer updated parts (narrower hammer, back straps with updated serrations as the war went in, and after the war. The mags it comes with is a Mec-gar magazine

@joshjones2053 4 года назад

How service handguns have changed when talking about sights! Love the 1911, the tisas would be a good one to stick in the safe and take it out plinking on your adventures!

@lyrooo326 4 года назад

Some people think that I'm +50 years old, because, I like 1911's but I'm actually 28.

@DDGVET4 4 года назад

Some people think I'm 62 because I like 1911's. I'm actually 62.

@natecollins9331 4 года назад

Don’t mind me. I’m 19 Years old and i love M1911 Pistol and the derivatives of it

@daleeasternbrat816 4 года назад

I have been shooting a 1911 since 1967. My Great Uncle brought it back from France after WW-1. My Uncle carried it in WW-2 . I have owned it since 1972, when I was 16. I bought a Tisas recently as a stand in for my old Colt. The old Colt is just too dammed valuable to use as a truck/utility gun anymore. Dammit! But the Tisas has satisfied me in every way. It is reliable, accurate and worth every penny of the inexpensive price I paid for it. It is almost as good as a 102 year old Colt. It is more accurate and reliable than many big bucks 1911s. Get one.

@m3chan1zr 4 года назад

Some people think I’m in my 80s because I like revolvers lol. But I’m 27.

@TheRealZJE313 4 года назад

Nice don't listen to these Fools.they a so caught up in the polymer cheap handguns till u mentioned a 1911 for around the same price as one of them polymer cheap handguns they will look at you like you're crazy

@Desperado3248 Год назад

Would be nice if they offered , at least as an option, a 1911 parkerized, period correct ambi safety

@texassportsman5880 3 года назад

The Tisas is nearly correct in appearance with the exception of the lowered ejection port. For what I paid I can ignore that one detail. Inland Mfg 1911A1 clone is 100% accurate in appearance to the original except for the series 80 firing pin block which I despise. The Inland is more than double the Tisas if you can find one. I'm glad I bought the Tisas and its a pleasure to shoot. Its my EDC.

@kevinbaker6168 4 года назад

Two World Wars, two Police Actions, over seventy years of military service!

@airportbumdad 4 года назад

Kevin Baker Still in use by the US Marines.

@airportbumdad 4 года назад

@Sheldon RobertsonYes it is.

@airportbumdad 4 года назад

@Sheldon Robertson Yes ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Y1xJHDwG5do.html

@NickWilly-yi5xb Год назад

I lived in Turkey. My Turkish friends told me that Turkey always exports ONLY their best quality Manufactured Goods.

@uilim60 4 года назад

Mine shoots great also. Just wish it had a more positive safety like MAC’s.

@Rumpleskin 4 года назад

My safety is loosely fitted too.plenty of "clearance" in the slide to frame fit too. I'm putting a wilson spring kit in it today.i put them in all my 1911s.i like the gun.after the springs and some rubber grips it will be a great truck gun.my best fitted 1911s are my 2 American classics.

@dragdragon23 3 года назад

I would like to hear more about the low end of guns like this and others. I mean is you hear low end lever or starter guns of all kinds. This would be a great show piece for this channel to explain, Is it the kinds of materials used, The skill level and Machines and Tools brought to bare for the manufacturing of the guns? I just bought this gun a few days ago and Want to know yes it's put together well, But will it hold as long as a colt original? Each episode should once they bring in a starter gun and The host says it's a great gun to own, Tell us the long term short ends. I hear rock island 1911's new out of the box works great, But taken to training sites like thunder ranch and They fall apart, EXPLAIN?

@dragdragon23 3 года назад

I do own several Rock islands by the way!

@Jennifer_Prentice 3 года назад

I have one of the SDS Tisas 1911 Duty with upgraded performance features . Is suppose to have a more comp trigger system and hammer and mainspring I guess. Mine is the black one and I put some pearl grips on it. Its a really nice gun. They are making some really nice guns in Turkey. Of course with the pandemic everyone is buying these up so the price has went up a touch but they are great guns. Now I would say if you can afford it id get a US product like a Springfield or Colt but if your on a budget or like me just wanted to see if you will like a 1911 something like this is a great value to learn on :). Oh and get the .45 . I'm a woman and do not let people scare you thinking these guns have tons of recoil because they shoot very smooth and very easy . Everyone that likes guns should really own a 1911 just to experience the history :).

@rssdefensecorp8756 4 года назад

China 🇨🇳 exported steel to Turkey 🇹🇷 Turkey turned into a firearm and sold it to USA 🇺🇸 for cost . amazing 🤦🏻‍♂️

@johnnyfedpost1776 4 года назад

Awesome! They're aren't enough of these reproductions out there... I'll definitely be picking one up

@bmstylee 4 года назад

Think there may be a reason no one makes them? If I'm buying an obsolete handgun I want as many modern additions as possible. Better sites, beavertail, safety, etc.

@AlaskanBallistics 4 года назад

Me too but classic firearms shipping prices are outrageous to get it up here

@reynaldorivera7641 4 года назад

Alaskan Ballistics high 5 lol. I should have mine fri/ Saturday

@timnavarrette3274 4 года назад

@@reynaldorivera7641 how do I get one of these 1911,s? Ready to buy!

@reynaldorivera7641 4 года назад

Tim Navarrette I went to the web page- signed up- found the 1912 I wanted, paid for it and had it shipped to local ffl. Then it’s a matter of filling out the paperwork- paying ffl

@anonymousna6219 2 месяца назад

Just got this baby for 299 at Palmetto. Can't beat that

@tingley428 4 года назад

FINALLY!!!!! An A1 WIthout a polished barrel hood!!!

@mitchellross2400 Год назад

"Safety First!". In the owner's manual of the Tisas 1911A1, there is a clear warning to not use +P 45 ACP ammo in the gun. The same warning is issued for their 9 mm version of the 1911, as well as for their 9 mm copy of the Browning Hi-Power. No where on the gun itself is this marked, which could prove dangerous if the gun is sold used without the manual at the time. The NRA periodical "The American Rifleman" has noted this already in their recent article on the Tisas. Thanks!

@MisterWileyOne 4 года назад

Hey Mac, will you do a review of Tisas BR9 Hi Power clone? I'm still on the fence about it.

@Rumpleskin 4 года назад

I second that.ive always wanted to try one.

@colddeadhand7414 4 года назад

If the quality of the Hi power clones are anything like the 1911A1 clones I may get one myself. I just picked my 1911 up yesterday and this is a quality pistol for the price.

@RickNethery 4 года назад

Thanks for showing this MAC, looks like a good pistol.

@KathrynLiz1 4 года назад

No surprised that's a good gun...the Turks make some really nice sporting shotguns too. I have a little O/U 20 bore that looks and shoots like three times its price.....

@andrealutz3185 3 года назад

Oh yes, I love my Tri Star shotguns, never fail me on my hunts

@HandGrenadeATmine 4 года назад

The 1911 is quite simply a sexy beast!

@richardoliver1468 Год назад

Thank you for this comparison video. When looking at all the different 1911s available on the market today, I have to ask myself, "how much of a difference is there between a 1600.00 Springfield Prodigy and a Tisas to justify the large difference in price" I get it that Springfield is a new double stack, which truly increases overall capacity. Is it really worth it????? I say go out and buy more magazines, and 2 cases of 45 ACP ammo and still have money. As far as hammer bite, I would wear a good pair of shooting gloves.

@Riceball01 4 года назад

Very nice, I've wanted a 1911 for a long time and the price is really good. It's a pity that I live in CA and I'll probably never see it sold here because of the stupid roster.

@michaelhodges8312 Год назад

I would get out of that Commie state and come help us out here in Texas.

@Manhattan_project.420 4 года назад

i hope its also true with the psa dagger...high hopes for it

@bryanjackson9594 3 года назад

Still out of stock

@davidgcalderone 4 года назад

The magazine clearly reads "Made in Italy" Mec-Gar maybe?

@brucecamparmament3728 4 года назад

They are Mec-Gar but have been re=parked.

@Rumpleskin 4 года назад

Mine is marked mecgar.

@206guy7 4 года назад

@@Rumpleskin mine too.

@thecouldntbe 4 года назад

I got one yesterday, the mags are Mec Gar. Are Wilson Combat mags worth the $30+ price, or should I just by 2 more Mec Gars?

@davidgcalderone 4 года назад

@@thecouldntbe Depends, if it is a carry gun, get the Wilson Combat, by far the best 1911 magazines. If it is a range gun, Mec Gar are great

@richardwaid4718 Год назад

This could be a candidate for the 460 Rowland conversion? Is the feed ramp part of the frame or barrel feed ramp combo. Would be nice to build one for under $700!

@sdsimports Год назад

Combo.

@Paladin1873 4 года назад

MAC, can we start calling you Grey Beard?

@ratagris21 4 года назад

The legend of graybeard!

@slickraccoon420 5 месяцев назад

Turkey 🇹🇷 has proven quality. No complaints 👌

@davidstout6530 Год назад

Thanks for your opinion on this firearm. I am trying to get one, but I wanted an idea on what I was looking at getting into with a trusted professional.

@vincedee6607 Год назад

Seems a bandaid on the hand would be a good way to prevent the hammer bite?

@t.m9341 Год назад

channels always list the gun 100 dollars cheaper than it actually is . where did you find this for 330?

@DudeInWalmart 4 года назад

Bought an auto ordinance 1911 a wile back and always regretted it because I had to put up with shitty sights and trigger. On top of that it was a knockoff. Nothing special about it. I slowly upgrade it to modern standards. I could have got something nicer from the start. Anyway I received a 1943 remington rand all matching from the CMP last year so that fill my desired to have an original one.

@Rumpleskin 4 года назад

How are there not statues & other accolades for John Browning?he was as much a hero as a lot of them.how would our wars turn out if it wasn't JMB inventions? Side note my sds 1911 a1 will deliver today.hopeful it doesn't have to wait for me in pistol purgatory.(delayed) makes me feel special to order a gun before you have reviewed it!

@Bouncing22 4 года назад

Gauntlet test this bad boy!

@dukecraig2402 4 года назад

After field stripping does the slide release snap back in without having to take a little screwdriver or something and push the plunger in? Every clone I've ever owned or handled had that issue, that's my Litmus Test for whether or not I'll buy a .45 clone, every Colt I've had and every 1911 I handled in the military did but every clone I've had has that issue, it's got to where if it doesn't pass that test I won't buy one. Also is it cast or forged frame and slide?

@rimsdad 4 года назад

Mac Mac Mac! The most copied lock up is from the Browning Hi Power! John himself said he would have made the 1911 more like the Hi Power if he had the time! So good I have 2 can't recall what other had gun that uses a drop link correct me if you wish!Thanks!

@Militaryarmschannel 4 года назад

It's not about the drop link, it's about the dropping breech. The Hi-Power is the exact same action as the 1911 accomplished without the link but a cam surface instead. The end result is the same, the classic "Browning action".

@RedneckRepairs Год назад

I wonder if there's any parts interchangeability or if the SDS isn't within tolerance of the 1911a1...such parts as the grip safety come to mind, or trigger, hammer, barrels, etc

@rickbrockman497 Год назад

One of the first things I did when I got the Tisas is compare it to my original. Every thing I tried, the slide, barrel, bushing, ect, interchanged with no issues.

@rickbrockman497 Год назад

Etc….not ect…geeze. Basically, I. Didn’t find anything that didn’t interchange.

@jeremydarkcountrysteckman9496 2 года назад

I just bought and yes I was shopping for a Glock

@theimpaler2317 2 года назад

About how much does an original 1911 colt like that one go for nowadays!??

@TheBiggestIron 4 года назад

@oguzbatmaz9996 4 года назад

Turks, made a good handguns

@dahwedge 4 года назад

Wait! I watched all the way to the end where all these reviews show stuff breaking in the last 3 magazines. Where is the rest MAC?

@petesheppard1709 4 года назад

Good review. Digging your DPM!! 😃

@billyfreeman5803 4 года назад

Great.... Now these will be sold out before I get paid. Lol

@kevins1114 4 года назад

Big Daddy Unlimited isn't the only place selling those. I got one from Bud's Gun Shop (dot) com. You can order online, and they'll have a list of FFL shops near you that you can have it sent to for transfer.

@dennissutton3767 4 года назад

Thanks so much.

@christopherreaves691 2 года назад

Yes.

@chiefpinero6192 4 года назад

This I can definitely afford!

@Militaryarmschannel 4 года назад

I think you'll love it. I love mine!

@AlaskanBallistics 4 года назад

I love 1911s, i need a 10mm longslide to go with my g40

@graeme3023 4 года назад

You sure you don't fancy the _".45 long slide with laser sights"?_ I've gone with the phased plasma rifle... Think I'll grab one in the 40 watt range 🤣

@AlaskanBallistics 4 года назад

@@graeme3023 lol... 10mm is a laser gun

@graeme3023 4 года назад

@@AlaskanBallistics _"Hey, just what you can see pal!!!"_ 🤣

@j.m.8193 4 года назад

Does it come with a red hot magazine?

@MegaRiffraff Год назад

My 1918 colt has the wide trigger ,

@reynaldorivera7641 4 года назад

I placed an order for one of these early this morning 329$ free shipping should have it Friday or Saturday

@reynaldorivera7641 4 года назад

Junior 83 Smga.com 865-366-8155

@reynaldorivera7641 4 года назад

Junior 83 Atlantic firearms 339$ in stock

@mr.mercury4247 4 года назад

When you can buy a 1911 for less than a glock.

@dominicvega9267 3 года назад

Its more then likely a piece of shit then.

@makotoyuki2199 3 года назад

You buy it for the Romanticism of it, not the practicality. I’m no longer a Glock guy, but I can tell you that if one wants a boring, simple, no thrills reliable as fuck pistol, send your money to Glock.

@AlexKS1992 3 года назад

Bought a Rock Island 1911 for $620 about a month ago. Cheaper than a Glock.

@206guy7 3 года назад

@@AlexKS1992 hell no bro my brand new glock 23 was 500 after tax out the store.

@AlexKS1992 3 года назад

@@206guy7 Where did you get a $500 Glock, because I’m interested in getting a Glock 17 or 19.

@Lutz101 4 года назад

Nice. I would also like an inexpensive M1 Garand and M1 Carbine.

@Graydog-sx6le 4 года назад

Exactly. We need some Tisas M1 Garand clones and carbine clones at a good price.

@bmstylee 4 года назад

@@Graydog-sx6le since tooling is long gone it would have to be reengineered. Ask Hill and Mac how hard it is to redesign a 75 year old design.

@DJ-je2zh 4 года назад

Richard Lutz not possible to make one cheap

@JoltCola 4 года назад

Give me a M-14 chambered for 30-06 and I will be happier than a blowfly eating a rotting carcass.

@stonebay2111 4 года назад

I think as close as you are going to get as far as a cheap new production m1 carbine would be an auto ordnance. I think they usually run around $750

@sturmgewehr70 3 года назад

They’re going up in price like everything else. My neighbor recently bought one at a local store for $475. For whatever reason, he didn’t like it. I got it for $200 and a Benchmade auto knife. I feel like I got a great deal.

@johncarpenter5415 2 года назад

Wtf that’s literally a damn steal

@jolebole-yt 2 года назад

You basically stole it 👍🏻

@AK74Man87 2 года назад

Just seen a local company have it on sale for like 350.

@jeremydarkcountrysteckman9496 2 года назад

I just bought mine 2 weeks ago for 559

@jonathanguzman3044 2 года назад

I went into a gun store one day in 2020 to buy my first gun with nothing in particular in mind. Saw this beauty and knew I to get it. Sticker said 525$ but with tax it came out to about 560. I was prepared to pay 600$ for a gun an I'm near Chicago so I thought it was a pretty good price for this piece of history

@jaydee5156 2 года назад

Since my comment from two years ago, I've purchased this model, along with one of the upgraded models from SDS. They are indeed an outstanding value. The supplied box is now plastic with a fitted foam insert and 2 magazines are now provided.

@Ron-xn4wf Год назад

I have been shooting the 1911 for the last 67 years, including the national matches at Camp Perry. I think it is one of the best pistols ever made. As far as hammer bite , just place a band aid over the web of your hand before you start shooting. It works for me. Good review.

@mrowoofers101 4 года назад

"Big Daddy Unlimited is like the Costco of the gun world" - Daddy Garand Thumb.

@timnavarrette3274 4 года назад

Big Daddy?? Mmm how,do I make contact with them? Are they on the net?

@christopherlovett7685 4 года назад

Tim Navarrette Yes they are

@ggrunt3792 4 года назад

Carried a 45 as a side arm while being an m60 machine gunner in Nam in 69 took it from me when i got shot 1/9 marines in the A Shau valley

@undersiege1346 4 года назад

Thank you for your service.

@TheCamaro68rs 4 года назад

Yes, Thank you for your service.

@axeaddiction796 3 года назад

You sir are a patriot

@peacemaker-du4hz 3 года назад

Thank you for your service Marine,Semper FI

@michaelmoore8630 4 года назад

I bought a SDS based on this review and have not been disappointed. It's an excellent weapon and a great value.

@65stang98 2 года назад

i bought one too aorund 2 years ago and love it never had a jam out of the 200-300 rounds i put thru it so far

@jordanhicks5131 Год назад

You guys really arent helping me talk myself out of it

@jordanhicks5131 Год назад

Ended up buying one today. $415 bucks after tax and shipping/transfer fee

@JamesBritemusic Год назад

@jordanhicks5131 the devil on your shoulder won 😂

@jordanhicks5131 Год назад

@@JamesBritemusic and I'm very happy it did. Thing is a joy to shoot with 200 grain reloads

@davek5027 4 года назад

It’s about time that a company made a clone of a basic 1911A1. I’m sick of the boring-looking tacticool 1911’s which comprise 100% of that market.

@angelamaro3480 4 года назад

Auto Ordnance makes one but its illegal to purchase in California

@701CPD 4 года назад

Auto Ordnance has made a military 1911A1 clone for years. Mine shoots great, but wish it had the original short trigger - Auto Ordnance's is long and (painfully) sharply- ribbed.

@angelamaro3480 4 года назад

@@701CPD I'd still take it. Long trigger or not. Living in California my only options for a 1911a1 style pistol would be Rock Island or Springfield

@jb111082 2 года назад

@@angelamaro3480 My RIA M1911A1 has been a pretty good gun for me. Granted, the Tisas is better.

@theshootindutchman 4 года назад

I saw one of these at a gun show 2 weeks ago, $349. Exactly $100 less than 15 bought my Rock Island Armory 7 years ago on my 45 the birthday. I guess we can thank Turkey for this little sweetie!

@timnavarrette3274 4 года назад

Sure would1like to purchase one of these1911. Can someone help me get one?

@TacticalTerry 2 года назад

@@timnavarrette3274 I would take a look on the "gun deals" website, and ship to your local FFL so they can get the background check going with you. It is a "straw purchase" for anyone to purchase one on your behalf and hand it to you (very very illegal). Hopefully your legal status will allow you to get one of these nice pistols.

@nomanmcshmoo8640 4 года назад

The thing that impresses me the most is that they got the front strap on the grip frame right. It's not all blocky and crappy like 60 or more percent of the 1911 clones out there. Well done on Tisas' part. This makes an immense amount of difference in comfort and shootability.

@maineiachomestead7550 4 года назад

As far as reliability is concerned, I'm going with Ken Hackathorn's statement on the lower ejection port (see his review of the Govt Classic). If reliability was a problem they would have lowered it before the A1 came out. It was lowered in the Govt models to allow the spent casing to eject without denting it. Reloaders had less work to do then.

@rubennasser6907 4 года назад

When you comment on the differences with the original, keep in mind that the original had MANY small variatons among the different makers, and even with the same maker depending on the year of manufacture.

@timsoyars1652 4 года назад

When I was an armored in the Army in the early '80s, I had a number of WWII era 1911s in my arms room. Some of them had the wider hammers, primarily Singers and Ithicas. I would love to have any of them today.

@diktatoralexander88 4 года назад

I think the wider hammers was the original 1910s style. The checkering on the tip of the hammer looks like something 1910s equipment would've turned out.

@dukecraig2402 4 года назад

SINGERS!!! Seriously!!! Good god almighty, you should have hooked a couple of them like my friend that swiped an M14 when he discharged from the Marines around '70, him and my buddy's older brother used to take it up to a pond in the mountains and shoot turtles with it, they used to always tell us we were too young to take and when we got older they'd take us, but the guy wound up selling it to a class 3 dealer before we even got in high school.

@dukecraig2402 4 года назад

@@diktatoralexander88 They had probably been through rebuilt programs and had mismatched parts, I was in the Army at the same time he's talking about and all original ones without incorrect slides and the what not were hard to come across at that point. That's why the military started trials for new sidearms, they were faced with having to have new parts made because spares parts were pretty much exhausted at that point and it was either spend the money on new parts and initiating a massive rebuild program or updating to a more modern design.

@diktatoralexander88 4 года назад

@@dukecraig2402 One, about your M14 story, sucks he sold it before you all could experience it. About the 1911s... yea the original intention with the interchangeability of parts was so they could put all the parts of the 1911s into a bucket and wash them, then replace them not worrying about matching them up. Odd that the very thing they wanted with the interchangeability was the same thing that nailed it's own coffin. I'm kinda in the opinion of since those pistols were with the USMC during their defining moments of their force (Pacific campaign) it should be the official pistol of the Corps, even if they don't use it anymore. If there's any gun that speaks Semper Fi more than any other, it's the 1911 .45.

@timsoyars1652 4 года назад

Duke Craig They mostly had matching frames and slides, but I’m sure many of the internal parts and barrels had been replaced. They had been through WWII, Korea and Vietnam. They were in my arms room in the 101st Airborne

@joellowery596 4 года назад

His 1944 Colt may not have the wider hammer, but from 1943 on back, the originals did have the wide hammer.

@Militaryarmschannel 4 года назад

The WWI 1911's had a wider spur. The A1's did away with them, but parts were mix-matched in service. My WWI Colt has a wide spur (it's not this wide but wider than the A1) and it has a longer spur than the Tisas. The knurling on the WWI is also much finer than the far more aggressive texture on the Tisas.

@shotgunsteve93 4 года назад

@@Militaryarmschannel Colt still used Wide-spur hammers on their M1911A1 pistols up until early 1944. Most of the other WWII manufacturers used the more efficient to produce, flat sided, hammer from their initial runs through completion of their contracts (Meadows, "US Military Automatic Pistols 1920-1945)

@lucasromero9377 4 года назад

@@Militaryarmschannel when did Remington Rands come in? I had a M1911A1 U.S. army but is wasnt Colt, Remington Rand type writer company I believe

@357Franknitty 4 года назад

@@lucasromero9377 1942

@dasboot9471 2 года назад

@@shotgunsteve93 one can find all sorts of hammers on actual service pistols up until its retirement…

@denyspoyner4150 4 года назад

Reminds me of my 'Ol Norinco they ran about the same price back in the '90's , and were totally compatible with Colt parts so they were easily upgraded. Wish I still had her now.

@montanamountainmen6104 4 года назад

I still have mine , bought it in 1993 for $300 new.

@jackfrost8500 4 года назад

I remember those. American Survival Guide wrote a good article about them. Damn I must be getting old.

@fatoni698 2 года назад

My first pistol was a Norinco 1911... It worked but the fit and finish was garbage. You might be romanticizing it a bit.

@peterrussell798 Год назад

My first pistol was also a 1911A1 by Norinco, bought 1991 or ‘92. Accurate, never jammed, but did spit off its front sight. Solid firearm otherwise. Bought a Tisas 1911A1 Army recently, so we’ll see how it runs.

@vinceruland9236 Год назад

Those Norincos were a gunsmiths dream. Many, many of those were used as a base for full custom builds back in the day as they were so cheap.

@fordfan3179 4 года назад

I carried a 60s era 1911 in the Army. I would have loved to own that pistol. It was like magic! I hit anything I pointed it at. I qualified expert with everything I got my hands on (except the M3A1) but the 1911 and I mean the one I was handed was an extension of my hand. My cousin has a Kimber, and it's a beautiful gun but it was nothing like that issue beater 1911. I used to have the serial number memorized but like everything else, it's faded away. It's probably in South America someplace now. I know a ton of them were sold to some south American armies.

@nonyabiz9487 4 года назад

My Philippine and Turkish made 1911s fit and finish look nicer than any of my more expensive Colts. Add in the fact that they are about 400 bucks a pop you cant go wrong with one especially since they are series 70 design and easy to upgrade with premium quality Wilson Combat or Nighthawk parts.

@montanamountainmen6104 4 года назад

Rock Island 1911's is a very good clone of the WWII 1911's. My son has one it shoots great and has had 0 issues and as a plain Jane 1911 G.I. pistol price is about $400 US.

@gregl6759 2 года назад

Surprisingly tisas makes amazing firearms for the money. My everyday carry is a tisas zigana px-9 gen 2. I carry appendix and the gun is perfect. So many different options for optics and magazine capacity. It's a military use firearm and you just can't get much better for the price. Idk if I want the 1911... might buy a second px-9 though. Oh and many good options for a holster. Research it. I have a lot of guns and didn't expect it to be of such good quality.

@jwmeitzler2671 4 года назад

Excellent review as always. Your review made me go out and purchase one on these to test and I am extremely impressed with just about everything. I put about 300rds through it today and then tore it down completely and examined all the parts with the numerous original GI parts that I have. Every GI part fit perfectly in this SDS import. I agree with you about the Philippine 1911's. I refuse to work on them anymore. I just got tired of the hit and miss quality control and having to hand fit a great deal of the parts. This is much truer to form than both the Rock Island GI series and the Springfield GI series and at a savings of between $80 to $150. I have been shooting 1911's for over 50 years and gunsmithing them for almost that long. Your Colt 1911A1 did have the wide hammer spur up until about 1943 when Colt went with the narrow one. I have never gotten hammer bite with any GI 1911 and I did not get it with this one either after over 300 rds. I do have small hands and that is the reason. The magazine that came with my Tisas was a Mec-gar and was so marked and I found it to be excellent with no flex at all. I feel that this 1911 A1 is by far the best value for the money with extremely good machine work and attention to detail. Time and more rounds through it will tell me how it will hold up, but the quality of the steel seems just fine. Thank you for your detailed and very honest review.

@chrisj4458 4 года назад

Got it off Atlantic for $299.99 last week they had a add to cart promo. Amazing deal. Love this pistol.

@tunyung 4 года назад

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@transadwens 4 года назад

In Poland the cheapest Tisas 1911 in the cheapest shop is for 2500 PLN (1 USD = 4 PLN). Yeah... And Turkey is not as far away from Poland as the USA are.

@TheRealZJE313 4 года назад

Now just upgrade your mags to WILLSON COMBAT or PRO MAGS to a 8rd or 10rd for increase reliability

@BigTex65 4 года назад

AI3xZJE41 YT chip McCormicks are good too.

@TheRealZJE313 4 года назад

@@BigTex65 no they did work in my Springfield 1911

@70stastic 4 года назад

Nice to see the 1911 getting some love on your channel. I just bought my 4th 1911 last week. It's a 1990's vintage Para Ord Expert in almost perfect condition. Coincidentally, I paid $349 for it.

@uralbob1 4 года назад

Mine came with a Mec Gar magazine, so I just bought two more. All three are identical, and are as nice as the two shipped with my Springfield Armory 1911. Never noticed any flexing in the mags. Also, I had a set of old walnut GI stocks that I put on mine. It makes it look a little more authentic. I really appreciate companies that provide these wonderful guns at a price many of us can afford. Thanks Tisas!