E.D.C RELIABILITY TEST:TISAS 1911 STINGRAY CARRY.
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2022
- Testing the Tisas 1911 stingray carry with defensive ammo for reliability as a edc.
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Please watch: "TISAS 1911 STINGRAY 9M/M"
• TISAS 1911 STINGRAY 9M/M
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I throughly enjoyed this video. I have a friend who has a Tisas 1911 and he says this is one of his favorite pistols. He is a retired Navy Seal with multiple deployments to overseas hot stops and he would not carry this firearm as his EDC pistol if this pistol was not highly reliable as well as dependable. I have owned several 1911 pistols that cost far in excess of $1,300.00. However, I shoot a used Ruger SR 1911 (9mm Commander size 1911 with aluminum frame) costing $570.00 with 3 dot white sights as good as any of my other 1911 pistols. Regardless of the cost of a firearm, one can only shoot it so good. I am over 70 years of age and I have been shooting since I was around 11 years old. I suggest that you spend your extra money on training and ammo, not on very expensive pistols which you will most likely not shoot any better than a lower priced firearm which you routinely train and shoot. (U.S. Army Retired)
The Tisas 1911 platform is outstanding. I have 2 in 45 ACP, and 1 in 9mm ( all full size) and I'll tell you what, they spit out anything I feed them. No matter what flavor ammo, from PDA, reloads, steel case, never a hiccup. I would not expect anything less from the Tisas Stingray. For the price point you will not be wasting your money for this 1911 platform....HAPPY SHOOTONG EVERYONE. May God Bless your day..
Not only underrated, these Tisas guns are going to be going up in price new or used as time goes by and the guys find out just how good they are, every report on them has been top-shelf, has made a name for itself overall. The quality is there, this is what matters.
Hello all, I purchased one of these and had it in my safe for a couple of months. I am on a security team and we had to recertify for the security team. I did field strip and oil the pistol, however, never shot it. I wanted to see if I could recertify with a pistol I have never shot. I loaded several magazines and went to work. I began head shots at five and seven yards. As I worked my way back, and I knew the pistol was shooting well, I continued through the recertification back to 15 yards. I qualified with a 98 with a pistol I never shot before. Today...this pistol is my EDC! The slide is smooth as silk and shoots as good or better than pistol 2-3 times the cost. Love this pistol! I have the pistol in 9mm but want the sister pistol in 45 cal. You will not be disappointed.
They're reliable, and they're tight. I work in a sporting goods store, and my Tisas "service 1911" after 3000 rounds is just as tight if not more so than a *brand new" Kimber Custom 2. As I've said on one of your previous vids, they are damn good guns. Very underrated.
A good practical test. Answered the question you need answered if you’re going to carry. Well done.
Very nice video, I had a tisas 1911 5 inch and ended up selling it for my springfield garrison. But always wanted a 1911 4.25 9m in this size... I might just get this, and loved the ending, glad to meet another brother in christ. May God continue to bless you.
These videos have given me confidence in my purchase of the Tisas Stingray for EDC. Great videos! Keep it up and God Bless.
Thanks for shooting and letting us know about this gun.I’ve been looking at this one and one other trying too decide.I appreciate it.
You're making me want to buy one. And very good message at the end.
This looks like a real gem. Thanks for reviewing it.
Thanks for the video! I have that same pistol (almost) in 45acp. The actual model number on mine is B45B. Mine has a 4.25" barrel and has slide serrations on the muzzle end as well as the rear. It is my 4th Tisas. I bought this one with the larger sights for my old eyes. I have found the Tisas pistols to be nicely finished and tight as a tick. Best economical good pistols out there IMHO.
Just found your channel. Subbed and clicked the little bell. I've wanted a 1911 since I started shooting a few years back. I really like the Stingray. Found a website with a couple in stock, but it will be at least two more months before I'll have the $$ saved up. They'll probably be gone by then. I wish more sellers would have Lay-A-Way like Tombstone Tactical does, but they don't have the Stingray. I may have to settle for another Tisas. RockOn.StayFree.
I may have to start looking for one, looks good for sure, and being reliable is key. Thanks for the financial sacrifice to verify it’s reliability with self-defense ammo.
Amen Brother. Great message at the end. You got a suscriber just on that part, but the gun review was good too. I just bought one of these Stingray's myself. I've only had it to the range once, for 100 rounds of Blazer Brass, and another 20 or so defensive ammo, and it worked like a charmp. Shoot, even I, a self-confessed lousy shot was able to make one big hole in the target, right where I was aiming. The only "modification" is a drop of orange nail polish on the front sight.
Excellent video. Right to the point, no BS. THANKS!
Love the "Tea Sauce" 1911 that's a heckuva accent and that's saying something seeing as how I'm from Mississippi. Great review brother.
I've got one on order, like the idea of a 9mm was trained with a.45 in1967and always had 1911s old enough to appreciate the softer shooting 9mm and this looks like a great choice, thanks 👍 for the heads up review.
Nice review. Loved your message at the end. God bless you.
Great job on the review and thanks for sharing the good news brother😁