Tisas® USA 1911 Stingray Carry Lightweight 9mm Semi-Auto Pistol - Gunblast.com
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Boge Quinn (gunblast.com/) tests the Stingray Carry Lightweight Commander-Sized Bobtail 9mm 1911 semi-auto pistol from Tisas® USA.
The Tisas Stingray Carry 9mm is a lot of 1911 for the shooter's hard-earned dollar: reliable, accurate, and beautiful, this pistol offers just about anything a shooter could ask for in a carry 9mm 1911, at a fraction of the price of most of its competition.
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"You still got the safety between your ears..."
The best safety feature ever.
I appreciate you keeping this channel going. Good job!
Thank you, sir. It means a lot to me.
I'll second that!
Amen
Mr BOGE we appreciate you & been watching GUNBLAST for 10yrs now. We too miss your brother Jeff… always love me a 1911 review from GUNBLAST, got a dozen or so. Keep up the GRAND WORK & may GOD Bless AMERICA🇺🇸
Thank You, sir!
Boge is so softspoken he could make a hipoint seem like a wilson combat. And i mean that as a compliment.....
Haha thanks!
This 1911 is so slept on. It’s extremely well made, great finish, great machining/fitment at an insane price! I have the 45 and everyday I love it more. The only issue was the main spring bore and plunger were rough making the hammer crunchy when cocking. I sanded the bore and plunger, added a little gun grease and now it’s smooth as butter.
Gunblast helping me spend my money wisely since 2000 keep them coming Bodge 👍👍
I have a 9mm and a 45 enhanced model and I am impressed with quality,fit and finish at this price point. Any first time buyer of a 1911 will be pleasantly pleased with this brand.
I would recommend fusion firearms for like 150$ more due to reliability because they are 100% the tisas seems to be hit or miss
@@joeyphillips1181 My Tisas is 100% reliable and I heard this from all the people I know who owns Tisas. I also have Colt and Kimber, Tisas is nothing short than these two.
How’s the 45 run through a aluminum frame?
@@unitedwestanddividedwefall3521 Colt and Kimber have Aluminum frames 1911s
@@vandidandi and they function ok? I ask because on forums they say the aluminum frame takes a beating from the steel slide. I’m relatively new to the 1911 platform. Many old school types just don’t want to change what isn’t broken. I get that. But a alloy frame has its advantages. Although I don’t feel bothered by the weight of a all steel gun.
Sir, I haven’t run across your videos before but you have a very credible manner of speaking. Especially when you describe the differences in performance between 9 and 45. Thank you
Thank you, sir!
I have two Tisas 1911s, one in .45, one in 9mm. Excellent guns.
Love my Tisas Stingray. 700 rounds so far with NO malfunctions. My EDC.
I repeat everyone on here. Thank You keeping this channel going. Love content from a real person that is easy to understand.
Thank you, sir.
Tisas is an excellent Turkish handgun. They are top notch budget guns. Excellent for the money.
Tip if you have one or any 1911 where the hammer is hard to cock or crunchy feeling. Sand and grease the mainspring bore and plunger. Makes a huge difference.
I have a 1911 from Tisas and it’s terrific! And we are enjoying the great exchange rate now between us and Turkey. If they were made in the USA they would be at least double the price!
That model has the UPSWEPT safety tail and that is so much better than mine. I have the A1 service Tisas and man that downward turn safety tail is digging into my skin! Tisas won't so anything about it and suggested I get an armorer to modify it and install the UPswept tail. I will just sell this one... lesson learned.
I bought a Tisas Stingray a couple weeks ago and really like it.
You're getting a great quality 1911 for 60% of the price of other brands. If looking for info some models under Tisas may say discontinued but are under Tisas USA now. The 10mm models are sharp looking. Great looking 1911 & holster. Thanks & Stay Safe. 👍 🇺🇸 🙏
I came close to getting one in .45 on black friday. They had a $316 price tag on it, but they had something else I wanted more.
Thanks forthe video.. Love from Turkiye..💯
Thank you for adding your music in there.
I am glad you enjoy it.
Thumbs up for the Pinch Check. 👍 Hopefully the earthquake didn't impact Tisas production.
I didn’t realize simply rugged was in AZ chino valley is 35 minutes from me,I’m going have to give them a look,thanks guys.
I recently picked up a Tisas PX9 Gen3 duty. I have been very impressed with the quality and performance.
Tisas makes great guns.
Thank you for keeping alive on chanel, sir. I have I ways enjoying your chanel. Right now, my old country is going rough times due to an earthquake. Greetings from Texas USA. Sir, God bless you and your family.
They have been much in our prayers, such a horrible tragedy.
Great review!! Great pics and so nice to see u shoot all the dif HPs thru it. Excellent review Sir
I enjoy your videos so much because you are such a nice and kind southern Gentleman. also, your reviews are always spot on. thank you, Sir. Blessings to you and your family.
Thanks! I really appreciate that.
Thanks Boge for the work
Thanks for the video. I have the Stingray (9mm) and the Devilray (45acp). Both function well. However the 45acp version is a steel frame and has a little more umph to it when it shoots. The 9mm is lighter, smoother. and much easier to control if that is important to you :) Otherwise they look identical :)
Tisas is doing a great job with these 1911’s.I got my dad a B45 it’s the stainless full size with the rail.he really likes it had no issues it’s made really well from everything I can see the frame fit is solid there’s no barrel movement.
TY! That caught my eye, as I was scrollin! Lotta +'s n 1 package. Don need another...but...it sure looks purty! Mmmm!
As a note,1911's don't need bi-lateral controls. The left index finger can run the gun. Being a "NorthPaw",I practice using the left side just in case my right hand is incapacitated. The sainted John Moses Browning was truly a brilliant designer.
My brother Jeff was a Southpaw. An ambi safety was important for him, but he did just fine running the mag release and slide release with his left hand. He actually preferred right-handed rifles, especially bolt guns.
This is a great review. Thank you!
Own 3...best quality for the money no doubt
I've always liked the way the Commander size pistols feel and balance in the hand. I've carried a full-size 1911 as a duty pistol before and the 1911 platform just FITS. I have an RIA Commander sized .45 but with a steel frame. I bought it as a retirement gift to myself and have been slowly doing some light customizing on it. However, with the steel frame that otherwise excellent pistol is heavy; only one ounce lighter than my 3" .44 magnum wheelgun! This TIsas, with the aluminum frame (I think total weight is just shy of 1.7 pounds?) seems just the ticket. Great review! Keep 'em coming!
Thanks! Weight is 1.875 pounds.
I'm buying one because I like the rounded corner in my hand, just feels better. And this gun still has great parts and good trigger pull. I was going to spend money on the Wilson Combat edc 9. This one changed my mind
Look at fusion firearms I think you'll be pleased with there 1911's for only like 150$ more mine has ran 100%
@@joeyphillips1181 Good morning I like these guns there cheap enough to buy two.
Joey they look great I'm buying one tomorrow morning
I have to agree as I shoot a atlas Titan a zev hypercomp I purchased a Tisas 45 carry and the shot the stingray and love it a spring job and a polish job and it will be a great gun for under 600. I’m shooting 4 inch groups at 25 yards
I bought this and a bobtail commander 45 by them to match, the 45 is steel frame and doesn't have the trigger the stingray has but it's a reliable shooter and at 492 after taxes from anacortes gunshop the bobtail 45 was a steal.
Great review… I just picked up my Tisas match .45 and it is amazing. Thank you for keeping this channel going!!
TUSAŞ make small and large arms of all sorts weapon systems to unmanned UAVs unmanned Land vehicles sea land air crafts. Old and experienced still Number 1 factory in Turkey.
Wonderful review and display of a fantastic defense firearm. Thanks much , enjoy the channel!
Thanks for heads up. I will look for one of these. Take Care!
I’ve handled a few of these and they seem to be a quality firearm, my FFL carries one at times. It’s definitely on my radar.
Excellent review.
Thank you.
I like that they thought about south paws.
Thanks for a very good detailed review.
Alot of pistol for the money thanks for the video Boge
Great video!
Great review brother thank you! This could be the answer I'm looking for....
Great review sir! I have never considered Tisas before, but now will check them out.
I own 4 of them 3 are duty and 1 commander. All 4 are 100% reliable with excellent triggers.
Great review. Looking forward to seeing more reviews in this style, I was looking at picking one up.
I have a great interest in this pistol. Only thing I don't like is the ambi safety. Thanks for the review!
I look for the ambitious safety when buying a pistol
A Tisas 10mm Hi Power version would be very interesting, without a magazine disconnect but with nite sites and a 15 round double stack magazine.
EXCELLENT REVIEW SIR 🙂👍 THANK YOU
Now I've seen a third, independent review on these, if I had the money, I'd buy one.
Yeah I’ll be buying one of these
Enjoyed the review. Thanks
Thanks for this review I bought one today!
Wow your a badass❤ love the vids sir
Excellent review. Looks like a very nice gun.
Well done, full of good information.
Thanks again for the great info. Been looking into buying one.
Great Job Boge!
Thanks!
Very informative review and thanks for all you do.
Thank you!
I would agree with you on the magazine disconnect, only positive I can come up with to have one, if you got into a situation where you were wrestling to keep the gun and felt you were losing you might be able to hit the mag release and render it useless for the guy taking it from you, but ideally they wouldn't get that close to begin with.
I loved the review, thanks. But I think I loved the music just as much. I just ordered this in 9mm and .45 ACP.
Like always great video. .....
Thanks again for the information
Very nice presentation. Thanks for sharing.
That's a good looking piece
Beautiful pistol ! I like it !
One on-line had Tisas 1911's on sale in the $400 range, of course, it was the wrong tolime for me, lol!
Best to ya',,,,!
Yes sir. Tisas Usa is in knoxville tn. Good Vid thank you.
7:27 *WOW, 2 lbs 6 oz trigger - I'm VERY curious to try that!!* 😁😁😁😁
Wow! That's what I'm talking about bro.
I just purchased a Stingray a few days ago. They now come with two 9 round magazines. Because I had seen other people received 10 rounders I questioned Tisas about it. Tisas confirmed that they come with 9 rnd mags now. I was a bit disappointed in that. Also the trigger pull weight on my gun was measured with a Wheeler gauge at 4 lbs 6 oz average across five pulls.
Bouge, correct me if Im wrong ;but just watching your ejections I'm guessing this pistol LOVES hot rounds. Even though your practice ammo cycled perfectly , all the defense rounds seemed to eject with force far and away while a couple of practice rounds empty casings came back towards you. Nothing wrong with that in IMHO defense guns should be made to shoot defense ammo.
You are correct, this pistol loved the hot loads. I had several standard-pressure empties drop down into my overall bibs, and as demonstrated, the sub-sonic stuff would not run reliably.
The Tisas Stingray desperately needs
front strap checkering. They do that -
they’ll sell a million of ‘em. 👍
I lamented the lack of grip on my Loaded stainless so I got some clear skateboard tape and cut a piece to fit the front strap. I prefer it to the 20LPI on my TRP.
I have to commend you, good ole Country Boy (not a disparagement), you're one of the few YT gun channels that I've heard pronounce "ambidextrous" correctly! Most of them pretty, college boys on 'ere say, "ambi-dex-tri-ous." God love ya, son.
Thanks always 💯💥💥💥💨
Another great video. I am old school and a big guy too..
Not on the 9mm bandwagon. I am on the 10mm bandwagon.😉👍 I can financially justify a 9mm 1911. One year buying 10mm am vs 9mm... it would pay for the gun.
Great review my friend!
Scott Tschirhart
I must have this!!!!! Love the look. Just got the Night Stalker, but oh well....what's one more?
"Another great load for social work is..." Ha! I might have to use that one.
Fusion firearms makes the best budget 1911 in my opinion I've heard that tisas can be hit or miss but haven't had one personally
amazing vid like always Boge! turkish guns are here to stay. on another subject, i just got a S&W 21-4 and looking for info on it i end up finding jeff´s review of one that belong to you!! great reading it was like watching one of your old videos. Keep up the great content!!
Thanks! I wish I still had that 21-4, but I traded it off on a sixgun as a gift for Jeff.
@@Gunblastdotcom for the one in your christmas vídeo?
@@otrocanaldearmasenyoutube2022 as a matter of fact, yes. That sixgun cost me the 21-4, plus three other nice Smiths. But it was worth it to be able to get Jeff a sixgun he actually wanted!
Hoping their Hi-Power clone returns.
Great video. I am glad you kept the channel going . What's your favorite 10mm.
Probably mu Ruger "Buckeye" Blackhawk 10mm/38-40 convertible SA sixgun. Or my Smith 610 DA revolver. As far as 10mm auto pistols, I really love the S&W M&P.
I have one and it’s a great pistol
That shirt just does it for me sire
I’m a sucker for a round butt or bobtail. Think I’d prefer 9 round mags that were flush, the mag bumpers kind of ugly up the bobtail.
Standard 9mm 1911 magazines work in the Tisas.
I wouldn't shoot plus p plus out of this pistol so not sure if thats actually what he did in this video but pushing 147gr to 1125fps sounds like over pressure for and aluminum framed pistol especially.
Good,job
I learn a trick on how to get 45 ACP at a cheep price. Some gun shops at around May have inventory sales were they have too much inventory and they sell it cheep to cut down their inventory
What is a good price per round of 45?
My Stingray tigger isn't that light. I tried to smooth it out, but it only saw little improvement. I've ordered a Wilson trigger, disconnector, sear, and hammer along with springs. Should feel a whole lot better once I've swapped all the parts in.
i miss your brother. wonder what he's thinking in heaven looking down on us these days with our gun rights in flux? i'm old fashioned too!
I imagine he's not too worried about it, he knows this world will end soon.
Good description. Thanks. No silliness.
My tisas M45 carry was ok for about the first 100 rounds. By the time mine hit 200 rounds it won’t eject (stove pipe), it won’t chamber a round or it’ll double feed, it won’t go into battery.
All within the same 7-10 round magazine.
I’ve used 4 different chip McCormick power 10 mags
3 different chip McCormick power 10+ mags
Mecgar 8 round mag
Ed brown 7 round mag
Ed brown 8 round mag
Wilson combat 7 round mag
Tisas won’t ever get through any one of those mags without several failures. The only thing I was told “we only warranty the firearm for 12 months after you purchased it”.
Total piece of trash!!! Tisas makes garbage. I’ve had it cleaned professionally twice because I didn’t want to give them any excuse to refuse warranty. After I presented the receipts and video showing it was fine for the first couple months they came back with “have it cleaned professionally” so I did. Same issues and contacted them. Then was told “well there is a break in period. Put more rounds through it”. So I did, same issues. Then came back to them and they said “have it professionally cleaned AGAIN”. So I did. Then I attempted to put another box through it. Same issue. Then it was them responding very slowly and finally saying “what ammo did you use?” I told them Winchester white box 230 grain, pmc bronze 230 grain, PMC bronze 185gr jhp, Winchester silver tip 185 grain, Remington UMC 230 grain. By then a year had elapsed and I got the “we only warranty firearms for 12 months.
I’d been speaking to them for over 3 months. They were stalling so the year would pass and they didn’t have to warranty it anymore. I’ve purposely and will continue to purposely stop anyone from buying Tisas 1911’s and I’ve gladly sent each person my correspondence with sds imports (tisas’s importer) and I’ve saved a couple dozen people already. I’ll continue attempting to save people. I’m not dropping more cash into a piece of junk. The firearm didn’t cost enough to warrant putting more than it’s worth into it for work to be done.
You clearly have an extractor issue.
More than likely just needs retentioning.
Who cleaned that gun? Odd they did not help
You.
This is basic 101 gunsmith stuff on a 100 plus year old design.
Probly extractor out of adjustment. East fix, watch a vid on it
well this is a great first impressions video....... how many rounds did you run through it before you made this video?........... was it at least 10,000 rounds?
His voice is so soothing. Hes about to put me to sleep?
I hear very good things about Tisas. I have not had any personal experience with any Tisas, but the people that have them really seem to like them. I have not heard any complaints. How is the trigger? Is it decent? Good video!
The trigger is far better than decent, it is amazing. Smooth, with a pull weight of 2 pounds, 6 ounces.
It’s probably rated for NATO spec or +P ammo. Most euro manufacturers build their pistols for the hotter NATO and +P
I thought it was a Wilson Combat pistol when I first saw it. And that's a good one to follow.