Tisas 1911A1 U.S. ARMY Clone from SDS imports
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2020
- The Tisas 1911A1 U.S. ARMY Clone from SDS imports is definitely one of the best budget minded 1911 pistols I have ever owned. The classic 1911 look that Tisas gave their 1911a1 U.S. ARMY clone is hard to over look. The fit and finish is great and the machining is on par with the big names in the 1911 community.
Finding one new for $300.00 to $450.00 is not hard to do at all and you will not be disappointed that you picked one up. Holding this new retro pistol will bring you right back to February 14th 1911 Valentines Day, the same day John Moses Browning's blueprints were officially patented and published for this Classic American Masterpiece. Patent number 984,519.
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I just ordered the tanker version (Commander) and cannot wait to fire it with the two rounds I can afford.
Hey, two is better than none!
I'm getting the same pistol you are and I can't wait to fire the first round 👍
I purposely scratched up my Tisas 1911 to give it a historical look. I have a short video on my channel.
That’s a cool idea! Give it that battle field look.
Yeah exactly. Anyway, great video and have a good day.
@@DanKruty you too, thank you for stopping by.
I just bought the Tisas 1911 commander size. Like you said, the value is there. I had no failures to feed with mine, unlike some of my more expensive 1911's. I had the hammer bite too, but the most attractive thing about this series is how close they resemble the original 1911 pistols, and hammer bite comes with the territory. Great video.
Hey Dale!
Yeah they are hard to beat for the price.
Hammer bite just gives you character in the end 😂
An exceptional review, one of the better ones on YT. You are the first reviewer to mention the sprayed on "parkerized" finish. You certainly deserve a thumb's up and a subscription.
Thank you very much. I certainly appreciate the support.
I have the Tisas Service model. Came with 2 8 round magazines and nice hard case. Great shooter. Good video.
I shot a 1.5-2 inch group at 50 yards with mine. Very impressed... Better than some Colt match handguns. Amazing value. Also, no issues with reliability since I purchased it, no need to break it in.
It is pretty nice for the price. I agree the accuracy impressed me too.
Awesome vid man! Keep up the good work and yes more 1911s is always the answer!
Terribly Tactical Thank you Brother! I will do my best.
That's a gorgeous pistol in my opinion, looks almost brand new. You can tell whoever owned it before you tool really good care of it or didn't fire it much. That's some wicked hammer bite! Great review brother 🇺🇸
AlphaRomeo-OneFive Thank you A.R. I’m glad you enjoyed it.Yes the hammer bite was pretty bad and I have only myself to blame for it 😂
Just bought one used for $150 with 3 mags, LOVE it, couldnt be happier, bout to get a .22 conversion kit for my old lady, plus the price of .45 rounds thru the roof
That’s a great price! Congratulations!
Best Tisas/SDS Imports video yet.
Well done....
Thank you very much Paul. I appreciate the support.
Also, love the slide guitar in the background music!
Thank you. It seemed to fit nicely.
If I ever learned how to play one I would save up for a Dobro.
I think it's a hell of pistol at that price point. I love mine, and I'm lucky I don't have the hammer bite problem.
It sure is a great deal, I agree.
Yeah, I need to not choke up do high on this one.
Same
My brother in law’s 1940’s colt bit me because I was holding it like my glock. I have adjusted my 1911 grip. My brother in law says my Tisas shoots straighter.
Good job on the video.
Thank you Butch!
Picked mine up from buds gunshop. Loving it, fine piece to add to the collection.
That’s awesome! Yeah they are pretty sweet for the price!
Gotta like 1911s. I have had two of them way back when that I used in matches. My first was a brand new Thompson Auto Ordnance 1911A1 that I worked into a good match pistol and the second was an Argentine Colt that was used and already a match pistol when I got it. I do miss them and still feel unAmerican no longer having one. Haha. Thanks for sharing.
That’s cool that you use to run these in matches! I agree that there’s just something about a 1911 pistol.
@@jeerrrrrrryyyyy Forgot to add before but if you think you're getting bad hammer bite on a 1911A1 with the A1 extended grip safety spur/beavertail then you do not want to shoot a plain 1911 that has a shorter one. I never got hammer bite from my 1911s but my hands are not real meaty either. Haha.
That was awesome review. I am very impressed with deal you got on that pistol. That hammer bite looked painful 😏 I will have to check them out ... thanks for sharing brother 😁🇺🇸👍
Absolutely Jerr! I’m glad you liked it. Those 1911’s aren’t a bad deal if you are ever so inclined.
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That’s awesome! Congratulations!
I love my tisas A1....it shoots just as good as my Remington R1 enhanced
That's awesome! I'm glad to hear that.
He did do a good job on it nice pistol 👍
I have a Rock Island and a Colt 1991 .45 and don't get hammer bite.you could always change the hammer .I also have a Colt 1911 ,made in 1914 with the similar wide spur hammer that has some nasty hammer bite.But the Tisas looks real nice.
The hammer bite is my fault, I need to choke down on the grip.
@@jeerrrrrrryyyyy I was doing that when I shot the 1914 made model.
@@davidschaadt3460 that’s awesome that you got a chance to fire one that old. I think 1942 ish was the oldest 1911 I have fired.
Sir I just wanted to say your technique flawless.
Very good gun
I have two of these. Never have had a feeding issue even with Wilson. I know tisas had some bad early reviews but I bought two for a reason. These things are just great. Couple upgrades if you like for sights or trigger if it suits you. I also get no hammer bite because I grip differently. Awesome gun. I love them.
Have you ever run yours with the extended mags?
I need to polish mine. That looks sharp
It does stand apart from the normal look.
I just bought mine a two weeks ago and love it so far and I'm more of a Glock and SIG guy, and I have my Colt 1911 but sure love this gun, I shot 100 rounds through it and love it
Awesome! Congratulations on the new purchase.
Great purchase 💥💥💥 .
Thank you Dave! I had my doubts with the price tag.
@@jeerrrrrrryyyyy The Yankee Marshall has there Browning replica and he loves it . He has many videos on it about a year ago .
dave gass I will have to look them up.
i bought one of these from a pawn shop for 230ish NIB pretty much maybe 50 rounds through it and i love it, after filing the front sight down slightly it shoots dead on at 20 yards. mine shot low but i still love it for the price, very well made
nocturnalmayhem That sounds like a great deal. Interesting that it was shooting low.
@@jeerrrrrrryyyyy may have been the way im use to aiming but the filing made a huge difference to how the sight picture is for me now
nocturnalmayhem Im just glad that you found a cheap easy fix for it. They are nice for the money.
Love the music!
Thank you.
Honestly, can you tell me what music track that is?
@@Sincere8250 Not off the top of my head.
I'm impressed that it ran wel with hollow points. Think I will get one.
Yeah, just the extended magazines it didn’t like. Nice for the price.
Excellent review 👍 keep rockin and half gloves save skin🤣
The Poor Conservative Thank you very much Brother. Yes I need to do that next time, or reduce my grip a bit. Boy o boy does that wake you up when it happens.
@@jeerrrrrrryyyyy that s why I don't own one anymore 🤣😂🤣 I never learned 😆
I like that box yours came in...very cool. Apparently they’ve gone away from it as the one I picked up yesterday has a SDS cardboard box without the .45 diagram.
Sounds just about the same.
I ordered the 1911B from classic yesterday. It has Novak sights, enhanced trigger, enhanced beaver tail, beveled ejection port and a nice finish. $339 plus all the shit.
That’s awesome, and a great value!
Beautiful handgun. Those stocks look like the ones that came on my Springfield Armory m1911a1 GI. I replaced them with the model-correct bakelite. My didn't understand that either! LOL
great vid I own this gun and a few colts but this thing is amazing for the money it just works all the time never had a problem I cant say the same for the colts or kimber
I completely agree. Especially on the kimber. The older kimbers are awesome.
I bought two of these. They are a great gun regardless of price. Much better quality than many out there.
Michael Allsup I completely agree with you on that. I’m considering a second one myself.
@@jeerrrrrrryyyyy I honestly dont see these staying near as affordable as they have been. Places sell out of these as quick as they get them. You can still order from aim surplus most of the time. Classic, and Atlantic sell out fast.
@@michaelallsup1 Thank you for the recommendation! I will check them out. Thanks again Michael.
MIne shoots just as accurate as my Series 70 Colt that cost me $1300 and all the parts interchange. The slide rattles more on my Colt too, the Tisas is pretty tight. Excellent value if you are looking for a decent 45 at a low price.
It sure is a sweet little deal!
I'll be picking up my TISAS 1911 in 9mm in a couple weeks .. Does anyone know if they use the same frame for their 9mm and .45 ??
FYI, 4.5 lbs is Military Minimum. Paper targets are available for the cost of printer paper and ink. Paper never lies to you, though you might wish it did. If the controls are not stainless steel, you should consider getting them hard chrome plated or refinished in other ways. Also make sure you get a good rust inhibitor lube down into the guts. Geoff Who was a US Army Small Arms Repairman back in the 1970s.
Hello Geoff,
I don't have a printer but thank you for the info. For the record I never thought steel could lie to me. I might rough them and Nickle plate them but that would be down the road. No worries I keep all my firearms properly lubed. Thank you for the advice.
I'm getting mine for that WW2 reproduction factor, but I have to say the polished hardware on the park looks amazing
I agree, it don’t look half bad to me.
I love mine but have never had hammer bite. I don't as large hands as you do which might be the difference. Great video and a great pistol.
Bubba10 Then that sounds like your lucky lol. Thank you very much for the comment and liking the video. Yeah I really enjoy this 1911 too!
One of the first things i do with these cheap 1911s is put a new Wilson Combat spring kit and I usually get the one with the stronger recoil spring and lighter hammer spring. This seems to aid in reliability in the 1911s. I also get a new stronger firing pin spring to make the gun more drop safe. Your looks used so I would for sure get new springs. Its a cheap upgrade!
Sounds like a great deal 🤙
I bought this gun and I was impressed with the upgrades that were factory made. It came Parkerized the barrel was already throated the ejection port was already worked the Mag well was eased the trigger was already polished as was the feed ramp. All that for under 400.00. If I had any negative about this gun it would be the front sight isent dovetailed but it follows the mil spec fixed sights. This is a awsome gun for the price and i would advise anyone to buy one.
Lenny Buis I agree, but it’s a spray coating that looks very much like it’s been parked. It looks so good I was even fooled by it too.
@@jeerrrrrrryyyyy thats possible but I still think its a hell of a gun for the money
Lenny Buis I absolutely agree!
@@jeerrrrrrryyyyy I think I like this finish better than actual parkerized finish. Got mine last year, great gun!
@@michaelhodges8312 yeah, it really ain’t bad at all.
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Hello George!
Thank you very much, I appreciate you checking it out.
Sweet piece for a low price.
Bryan Mason I really have no complaints. It ran very well. Just no extended magazines.
I paid 320$ NIB a few months ago, literally right when coronavirus was called wuhan. Now on high end I seen it around 500$ lol. Since I had another 1911 I picked up recover tactical grip off amazon 40$ and tlr1 - ebay 80$ and a whiskey tactical holster- they just started making holsters for this set up. Great holster took about a month but they do answer their phone and emails. Well worth the wait. I love this set up as there is no permanent change to the firearm. You can also use the Blackhawk omnivore
Reynaldo Rivera that’s awesome that you got that setup! A winning combination to say the least.
Would probably cry if my Tisas got scratched....
Lol
Funny note, I have the 9mm. It ejects shell on top of my head and occasionally the tip on my nose. I have small hands never hammer bite. I'm shooting crappy steel ammo and hope brass will be better.
Nice video and firearm. I trigger weight was higher than I anticipated in single action.
Thank you very much. The trigger on this one is pretty good in my opinion especially considering the price, but yes the match pistols are scary light.
@@jeerrrrrrryyyyy mod time! You will have a trigger set up that costs more than the gun haha.
RAFatturi geez I hope not, but it’s possible.
Dam man you paid a little more then high point money for that 1911 Score!!! You for the win! Heck yeh!.. love mine it’s a tank
It was a steal! They sure are!
I got one love it and a high point to like my old high point for 4 wheeling
@@jamesfstump good idea!
I have the Tisas A1 and Duty pistols. The finish is Cerakote. I shoot 7 round Colt magazines exclusively in my mil-spec style 1911s and 8 round Wilson magazines in my other 1911s. 10 round magazines are nothing more than a gimmick.
Cool Jay Dee
Nice! Way back when, I was briefly an M60 gunner and the 1911 that was assigned to me rattled like crazy. I had a discussion with the unit armorer about it. His take was this, do you want to target shoot with it or do you want it to work when you really need it? True it was no target pistol but it was more than adequate for what I needed it to do. I think maybe 15 years ago or so I bought one the Charles Daly 1911's made in the Philippines for $335.00 brand new. Never had any issues with it other than it would stovepipe if it was limp wristed.
Good review. I think I might try to track one of those down. Looks like a good piece, once you get past the pimp job.
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Delta Papa 😂 yeah it is a bit shinny, but I have to be honest I think if I did anything to this it would be getting an upswept beaver tail. That hammer bit really wakes you up lol.
Very true what the armor said about “loose is fast” just look at the AK rifles.
I ran about 200 rounds through it and I can honestly say I have zero buyers remorse.
@@jeerrrrrrryyyyy If you don't like the shine then gun blue it. I have to say I don't like loose barreled 1911s. Just get a tighter barrel bushing and barrel lug. I would rather it shoot a bullet group than a shotgun pattern. :-) BTW, mine shot just fine tightened up. The big thing is the feed ramp needs to be polished and the mags need to run regardless if the barrel is loose or tight.
From sources I've read from other 1911 owners they recommend lowering your thumb. "According to them" Your thumb is up when shooting, while that works with other guns it can contribute to hammer bite.
John B. It most likely does. I have to re adapt to the 1911 down turned tail.
@@jeerrrrrrryyyyy I have one of these coming Saturday ... scouting out info and videos. By no means am I an expert on 1911s.
John B. No worries, we’re in the same boat.
I bought one at my pawn shop for 699... Brand new pistol... So far I'm very satisfied and i haven't even shot it yet!!
That’s awesome! Let me know what you think of it after you bring it to the range.
I see they’re going up in price!
@@sturmgewehr70 yeah, unfortunately.
@@sturmgewehr70 i think my pawn shop may have marked it up some, but whatever lol they've been good to me in the past so im happy to support them.
Thank you for this great review. What kind of holster/belt you used?
M1936 belt, m12 holster. Thank you for checking out the video!
...just ordered one from Centerfire Systems (Commander style - 4 .25 in bbl) grand total of $403 & change - call it $404...pretty incredible in a time of shortages.
That's great to hear that you got one. Yeah 404 is a great price!
@@jeerrrrrrryyyyy ...especially in this day & age with all the shortages...It has the flat mainspring housing of the 1911 and the ejection port is lowered and flared...a nice touch
@@mohammedcohen That’s awesome! They are hard to beat for the price.
I have owned a LOT of 1911's, Own one of these also, Most failures I have experienced have been with Wilson Combat mag's, I'll run cheap RIA mags in mine before I'll run Wilson's.
I agree.
I imagine that a very mild carding wheel applied to the upper grip safety will alleviate so-called "slide bite", which I think is actually cuts from the edges of the grip safety.
Webbing was getting pinched between the grip safety and the hammer.
@@jeerrrrrrryyyyy Ouch! So much for my theories.
Hey, i have a question. my tisas 1911a1, the grip safety takes VERY little pressure to disengage the trigger pull. is that normal? i hear a lot of 1911 you need a FIRM grip on the grip safety to disengage it. mine literally takes a tiny poke and it will disengage. THANKS!
I would definitely have that looked at by a local gunsmith in your area.
Anyone run ammo other than round nose ball through it? What kind of results did you get?
you still have this ? Do you like it ? would you recommend it for carry ?
Just an FYI a loose 1911 is a good 1911 the tighter it is the more malfunctions you'll get
That’s not necessarily an absolute truth. Ammunition, grip, and environmental conditions will play a big role too
On SDS website says it's a Parkerized finish not sprayed. I'm looking to get one soon
That is interesting, on sds imports website it says “durable military finish”
Trust me the finish is sprayed on. If you end up getting one, take it apart and look at the bottom of the slide. You can see the coating.
@@jeerrrrrrryyyyy I will check it out for sure. Thanks for the heads up. On all of the major online gun store promotes Parkerized finish in their marketing material. I'm sure it's still a great deal for 1911
@@lnlimaging7453 it really is a good deal trust me. I have zero regret on this one.
It sure is hard to say no to $280 for that really nice replica. It does indeed seem well manufactured bro. Hammer bite sucks, but not as much as scope bite lol.
Viper6 I agree with you on that, I have definitely been scope bitten in the past.
Me encanta esta pistola mas que la original colt. Un saludo desde españa
It is a nice pistol. I have always wanted to visit Spain. Birth place of the Star pistols.
@@jeerrrrrrryyyyy si yo tenia una star super a, en españa se hacian buenas armas como astra, star, llama .pero ya todo es historia una lastima durante muchos años competi con un llama comanche del 38 spl y gane varios campeonatos con el
Se puede comprar esta pistola en Espana ?
@@bajadan2769 no se si hay importador de la marca tisas
Made for close combat, you use ONE hand, thumb tight on the gun, do that and no more 'hammer bite'. This is not a two-hand gun, under support works with left hand.
The hand that gets bit is the hand holding it, not the support hand.
Awesome video! I’ve seen you reply a couple times here on different comments about the hammer bite, that it’s not the support hand being bite, it’s your trigger hand (right hand). Your misunderstanding what they are trying to explain. When your shooting for example at (6:58) and you look at your grip, your gripping the gun in a modern way, “high and tight” which is correct but not for the 1911. What they mean by under support is that your left hand, the way you are gripping is causing your right hand thumb to sit high on left hand thumb, stretching the webbing of your right hand which results in the hammer bite. When they tell you to do a “under support” they refer to your left hand needing to be at bottom of pistol, which will allow your right hand thumb to choke down a whole lot, like the guys at end of video. They are using a under support with their left hand and it lets there right hand thumb sit lower on grip. But look at your right hand thumb, it’s sitting very high near slide, due to your left hand support (your thumb is sitting on support hand, which stretches your webbing and results in bite) if your shooting one handed, then your thumb won’t be sitting on support anymore and can rest lower on grip preventing bite. That’s why they say it’s a one handed gun. It’s meant to shoot with a older and lower grip style. That cannot be achieved if your gripping in the modern way. I understand that your support hand is not the one being bite, but they are implying that your support hand is causing your right hand to get bite due to modern gripping. By the way you look like TOM CRUISE, pretty cool!! Take it easy!
My Kimbers and Remington R1 do not like Wilson Combat mags.
Can these have a beavertail added? Is there Aftermarket support fir these or are they just simply a 1911 that everyone makes parts for?
I believe that you can get a standard beaver tail for a 1911, the down side is most of the time there will be some hand fitting to be done.
I believe that if the recoil spring was heavier then the issues with those magazines would be gone. On the flip side (pun intended) when the slide closes after firing a round the end user will notice more “tip down” causing slightly more time to re aim at the target.
This is only a issue if you want a fast follow up shot.
I’m looking for one to learn fitting on. I have 4 already. Two Kimbers (UC2 & Custom 2), a Remington R1S and a Wilson combat ACP Commander. None of which I want to use to learn on. This SDS Tisas looks like it could be a good choice.
@@murraypeacock9316 well you reall can’t argue with the price on this one for the reasons your looking for.
600 rnds through mine in 2 weeks not one performance failure. Solid platform of the early series 70. Much better fit an performance vs Springfield Garrison.
That’s good to hear James.
What’s up boss! What’s that belt/holster setup you got going on?
Hello LongLiveSky,
It is a desert storm era Bianchi um84/92 holster with a USGI ALICE belt.
My buddy just bought one of the newer Colts and the rear sight fell off after 200 rounds. According to him they installed it backwards.
That’s unfortunate. Easy fix, but a fix a person shouldn’t have to do.
Might be a silly question, but how do you polish the controls? Is it the factory controls he just put it to a scotch bright wheel n grinder?
Yes. Just start out with a grit that takes the finish off then 600, 800, 1000, etc, etc then you get into different types of polishing clay and a buffing wheel.
@@jeerrrrrrryyyyy How do you keep it from rusting? Just gun oil?
Chrome lined? Man, I haven't seen one of those since the Norinco's....
I oftentimes think about why the U.S. doesn’t do this with their 1911 pistols.
Im not a big fan of the 1911 but at that price i wouls buy it as a companion to my M1 Garand or carbine maybe get a repro holster and web belt to. Excellent video as always
Thanks Palehorse 20. Yeah it’s just one of those deals that I couldn’t walk away from.
How was it polished? Just strip the paint and than polish?
Yup
Does anyone know where I can get Bamboo grips for my 1911 ?
No clue, but CDNN has a lot of good ones.
You added those chrome pieces, yes?
Nope
I would buy one with a beavertail and an ambitious safety and call it a day.
Good call, I recommend doing that.
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Very few men anymore can refrain from showing their terrible wound known as hammer bite. Can you imagine thru the early years shooters actually giving it a second thought. If it hurt bad enough they probably just walked it off.
Lol “terrible wound” a minor annoyance at best.
Will WC mags work for it?
Yeah, but mine doesn’t like the extended magazines. A heavier recoil spring will fix that issue.
Good pistol, packaging is as goofy AF lol. Looks like a good clone, usually the front strap or some other little cue gives it away right away but that looks good. Those stocks look cool but...aren't they some other company's fantasy peice?
Thank you, I definitely have the answer in the video.
@@jeerrrrrrryyyyy yeah need to finish watching. need to take care of the folks these days
I wouldn't go any higher than the 8rd magazine. Good pistol.
Agreed.
Thank you for responding.
@@highsecurityagent8778 absolutely. I agree with your statement. I have heard certain 1911 pistols can be finicky with ten round magazines. I wanted to see if this budget 1911 would be affected by them at all.
The Turkish Tisas is a super copy of the Browning version, better because it is newer, locks up better, and very accurate. It comes in the OD GREEN/PARKERIZED and BLACK. They're probably all so out now. Make sure that you get the 45acp and not the 9mm version they look alike. Thanks.
Is this +P and up?
I really don’t recommend running +P in this firearm. That’s not to say that it won’t work, but running +P would probably cause premature wear on a few parts.
Corn nut could polish the slide stop/release but left the end of it un polished. Wow.
I own 3 of these. Bought cheap when they first came out. Compared to my colt reissues these are hands down better built and run way nicer. Colt needs to step up their game and stop living off their name.
Yeah, I was surprised to see that too. Colt does, but now they are CZs problem to deal with. Hopefully CZ can turn them around.
My local gs has this model for $399 would you consider that a little over priced. Good thing is I can do layaway.
No, that’s just the MSRP on those. It is still a good deal at that price if you ask me.
That's what they go for , sometimes they drop to 380 ,i ordered the A1 service for 400 still waiting on it but i came yo trust Turkish firearms my Hatsan shotgun is pretty awesome and affordable
@@Mo-fc2vj Interesting, I will have to check one out.
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Thank you.
I can't see any chip ahead of the ejection port.
See the Army training film for A1 .45, will teach you how to hold this gun, ONE hand, other as support under, against the butt & hand, "Do it right... no hammer bite"
Hammer bite was on control hand, not the support hand.
To get a dropped 1911 to go off if it lands muzzle first, the Army had to drop it ftom a helicopter.
Not all primers are made the same.
Would there be any difficulty in eventually having one of these Parkerized?
Yeah, removing cerakote can be a pain, but it’s definitely possible.
Why would you want to? CeraKote is better.
@@danunger3240 Well there are two ways of looking at this. A parkerized piece will hold oil really well, and cerakote does not hold oil as well as park.
Shawn may also want more of a close finish to the original for his retro 1911.
How ever you look at it the decision boils down to what the owner wants the end result to look or function like.
@@jeerrrrrrryyyyy I was only thinking of the durability factor. Good points about the oil soaking thing.
@@danunger3240 Good morning Dan and Switchpod! I appreciate your late feedback.
I have since read up on both park and CK and have learned some things....perhaps CK is a good way for me....I just learned of the oil saturation issue as well, and that as with all vintage finish processes, no two batches are really the same depending on many natural factors. I’m definitely open to CK, and have read that many of the repro models are probably both park or CK?!
My only issue now is that I’m in Ca, and I don’t believe I can purchase a new one ( I’m hoping to move in a few years so that would be fine)... I’m still researching if I can purchase a used one?
I appreciate your time, and stay safe!
Shawn
Their 9mm 1911's are just as nice. I'll never sell mine.
I’m interested in shooting on of those.
@@jeerrrrrrryyyyy bring that shiny .45 with ya if you ever vacation at hershey park and you can shoot mine if I can shoot yours. Got plenty of 9mm and free places to shoot around here.
@@zdub8438 I will definitely let you know if I’m ever out that way.
@@jeerrrrrrryyyyy for us older shooters, 9mm in a steel frame 1911 is kinder on our battered old joints...feels like shooting a .22
@@jefflockaby702 😂 okay, I’ll give you that. Good point Jeff.
How did you get it for $280????
I honestly just walked in to one of the local Gun stores on a Thursday and there it was right next to the Colts.
You left out the grips, which don't come with it. The grips that come with it are roughly period correct plastic grips.
0:56 to 0:59 it states “the grips are also aftermarket” in the lower half of the screen.
@@jeerrrrrrryyyyy Missed that.
it has two different coatings
Sweet!
Previous owner did
I paid 490 for mine!
That’s okay, it’s still worth it.
@@jeerrrrrrryyyyy thanks
Fed hollow points and there’s no feed ramp.
Cool!
Not parkerized. It’s actually cerakoted. Nice video though- I own one of these pistols too. They’re a great gun if you want a USGI type 1911A1 and don’t want to spend thousands of $
I actually stated that it is a spray on finish and show close up pictures at the end.
Yup I agree they are nice.
When is sds going to make a 45cal. clone of a grease gun?
chas pipin oooooowwww good question! I don’t know but I want them to!!!
@@jeerrrrrrryyyyy Thanks for the reply. I was issued a grease gun when I served in Korea and I loved it, simple and cheap to make. Now if we could only get sds to make one for under $500. Maybe I will send sds an order for one to get them thinking.
Is this gun a model 70 or 80
Model 70 from what I can tell.
To answer my own question the gun is a model 70.
These are under rated and under priced for their quality in my opinion.
I absolutely agree with you.
If want cheap 1911 than get Tisas because get job done for price.