TISAS 1911 "Stakeout" Model Review
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
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*NOTE!*
On 16 January, 2024 I spoke with TISASUSA. They advised that in late 2023, changes were made to the Stakeout model. It now has Novak style sites, it no longer bears "Stakeout" on the slide, and is now coated in QPQ Tenifer instead of cerakote.
As usual, no BS and straight shooting. Actually, one of the best reviews on the Tisas that I’ve seen. Great job and nice 1911.
@bman2536
Thank you so much, brother. I appreciate you watching and commenting 👌👍
A 1911 is the Lion in Winter gun that never fades away.
Jesus christ turn that God damn fan off!!!
😂😂😂
I’ve had a Tisas Stakeout for about a year now. I’ve put over a thousand rounds through it. I took off the pretty wood DD grips and put on a pachmayr signature wrap around grip (like the early Meu soc guns). It had several failures to feed within the first couple hundred rounds, then no issues. It did eject brass back into my face sporadically but I fixed it by increasing extractor tension. I lube with a mixture of synthetic motor oil and red synthetic grease and clean it after every range trip. I’m not using it as a carry and vehicle gun. It’s been that good. I’m sending it out to Novak this spring to have the slide dovetailed and new sights installed. I’m been very impressed with the machining and the materials used on this pistol. I forgot to mention that mine has a very decent trigger as well. It’s 4.5lbs and has just a hint of creep before the break.
I figured you were going to say it was a Tisas or a Girsan. I have both brands and they are very well made. The Girsan P35 clones are also very nice. I think of the Tisas as the new Norinco.
@paladin1873
Yes I agree. I've owned 3 Norinco firearms. Don't tempt me with the P35 clone, lol
@@shootinitstraight4162 Try it; you'll like it. The latest version with the straight trigger and hi-viz sights is particularly delightful. Not something I usually say about Hi Powers.
Hey man, glad you are back. My boy and I look forward to your productions. We've learned a lot. Thank you
@merrilllewis3926
My brother it's good to be back. I really do appreciate you fellas watching my vids 👌
@@shootinitstraight4162 I sent a link to my oldest boy because you have real, un bullshit content. Thank you for all you do.
Not only the best Tisas review, but most thorough 1911 review on the internet. I was once a big trigger snob, and back in the 70's would immediately have a trigger job done on my new 1911's and Colt revolvers. I would pay anywhere between $65 to $100, and this was back in the 70's, imagine what that is in today's dollars. Looking back, it certainly didn't make me a better shooter, as those guns already had decent factory triggers, especially my Python, really stupid spending money on a Python trigger job. Your Tisas has a heavy gritty trigger pull, but you said you will learn how to shoot with the trigger, without any custom work. Were you ever someone that did any trigger work, or did you always leave them stock?
@gracedagostino5231
I have never done any trigger work myself, nor have I ever had a gunsmith do it for me. I have changed out some long triggers for the shorter pad triggers on 1911's, but that was only because my trigger finger wasn't long enough for what I thought was good finger placement on it.
Thank you for the video, and you are the first to put out a video on this model. I've been look at the stakeout after I ordered a BR9 for my nephew.
The only thing I would change on it is the sights. But thats cause I put them on all my carry guns.
I just bought at Christmas a 1911 in 10mm, a Taylor & Co, love it. 1st 1911 I've had in over 45 yrs. PSA had them on sale for 400, normal price is 700 an up in 10mm. I like the TISA never heard anything bad about them, but don't own one YET, LOL.
@Williammccaslin8527
It's my first 1911 that is not a Colt. I've had several Colts and one Remington R1, then went like 17 years without any. I'm very impressed with this $400 1911 so far. I like the 10mm, but not sure my wrists can handle much of that these days.
@@shootinitstraight4162 I hear ya, had to sell my colt commander as a young buck fresh out of the military to pay bills an feed myself, thats why I haven't had a 1911 in the stable since, but I do now. An this ones a keeper, at least for me, but its a SD an piggy gun. Now to get a proper shoulder holster, an it came with 2 Mecgar mags, an they work perfect. You do know that factory 10mm is equal to .40 S & W, so it shouldn't be a problem to test. Now the hot loads in 10mm, yeah there rather spicey, but for a reason, thx Col Cooper. Thx Antonius
Great video man. Im new to 1911s your videos are going to be really helpful.
Thank goodness you're back sir. Been checking for your videos. I'm still learning.
The Stakeout is QPQ finished. Not cerakoted
@thaddiej
TISASUSA's own website shows Cerakote Black H146.
@@shootinitstraight4162 as per the tisas stakeout page. Copied and pasted.... QPQ Tenifer Frame/Slide. The one in my hands right now is QPQ
@@thaddiej
I stand corrected, sir. That page does indeed show the finish as QPQ tenifer. Not sure when Tisas changed it, but I thank you for the information 👍
I bought a $299 Tisas from PSA ,I dressed it up a little and it shoots great i was surprised at the accuracy..ive had several 1911s but at this price i may have to grab another..
U r so correct. I just got the tisas 1911 A1 service special and also have the Colt 45 army. Any the tisas is built just as good, and some parts built better
Just discovered your channel. Tisas is a compelling brand that I think I will have to try. I've never had luck with Wilson mags. I stick to 7 rounders from Chip McCormick. Sadly they've been sold to Wilson. I hope they don't boutique-erize them like everything else he owns.
@henryschmidt636
Yes, the CMC mags are great. It's said that CMC is still It's own entity, and that WC only bought the licensing rights or something like that. At any rate, I agree that something as successful as those CMC mags should not be tampered with.
I've not seen that one yet! I'll buy it soon as I see it for sale.
They have this puppy for $330 at Family firearms now, think I'm going to go for it.
Hurry up and shoot that defensive ammo and get back to us with a video. I only have a few more days off and I don't want to miss that episode.
God bless the health brothers
Nice 👍
& they jus had recall on Visas ,all 1911 variants.....!
@redoctober2171
Negative. The recalls are only for certain models. The Stakeout model is not included, nor is the "B45 Duty", for example.
Your content is good but there is a very loud hum that is very very distracting. You must correct this HUM!
@davidward2209
Thank you very much. I believe the "humm" comes from an old oscillating desk fan I use in that room. I'll try to do without it in future videos 👍.
You running an ultrasonic cleaner?
@gunsnwater2668
I've never used one (yet)
@Shootin...Good To See You Friend! 💯
@geoffc376
Good to be back, brother!
Did u notice the guide rod being hollow and not solid ? I wonder what that’s all about ?
@totljag1 Yes, I did. I think it's just a cost-saving move (less material) and keeps the weight down some. Personally, I prefer a solid onethat would be less susceptible to something like being crushed or dented. But it seems to work fine anyway.
@@shootinitstraight4162 after reading up on it it’s supposed to be stronger the hollow one is and I guess it was John Browning original design
How do u like this pistol ? Has it worked out for u ? Thinking of getting one , thanks 🙏
@totljag1
I've had it maybe 2 months or so now. It ran trouble free the first 100 rounds or so, then I started having a few Failure to Feed issues. I put more tension on the extractor, radiused the bottom of the hook a little, and polished the breechface. No problems after that. It's a great investment, I think. I'm very pleased with it.
@totljag1
Oops, sorry. My original comment was concerning my newer B45 Duty 1911. The "Stakeout" model ran perfectly wonderful, it's just that I didn't get to test it out much before I gave it to a family member as a gift. It's a sweet .45 anyway, tho.
5 star video
@georgelopez16
Thank you Sir 👍
Where did u get that book ?
@totljag1
Ordered it online a few years ago. Can't recall from where, tho. I love it.
Congratulations on the 1911! You don't need to apologize for not putting out a video in a while. Your videos are so well thought out, very articulate, and deal with important subject matter. You don't put out a lot of useless junk. I know a gun tuber that was putting out 2 to 3 useless repetitious videos a day, clogging up my subscription box. I had to unsubscribe from his channel.
@gracedagostino5231
Thank you, buddy. My goal has always been to put out info that people need and can possibly benefit from. Anything less is a waste of time I believe.
Springfield belongs in the trash, kind of like how the source their parts from there.
Tisas, sorry