The 1000 round follow up, on the B9r double stack 1911 from Tisas.
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- čas přidán 5. 07. 2024
- we shot 1k rounds in just under 6 weeks, drop a new side onto the B9R this time with a RMR cut. This 750 retail, double stack 1911 has done nothing but shoot!
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Safariland duty holster for the B9r, this one will fit both the single stack 1911 and the double stack 2011.
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Shot my Tisas DS carry 9mm and it was a pleasure to shoot. Accurate with low recoil. Not one issue. Changed out my front sight for a green fiber Optic. Staying gun Amish , no red dot.
What front site did you purchase? I am interested in upgrading irons I am just not sure which ones I should get
@@matthedrick9874 On Tisas site they have sights for 1911s. I got the green fiber optics front sight and kept the rear sight as is.
Do you carry it? If so how’s the weight?
I carry my Tisas DS in a sticky holster. The weight doesn't bother me.
No need for a battery to save your life
I've been beating the crap out of my Duramags with the Tisas 4.25 and they've been money so far.
I love my Tisas 1911's. I may have to grab the double.
Tisas runs great I be hearing, Canik too, both companies from Turkey…..I think the Turkish are onto something big here.
Thanks for the update!
I also bought the 17 round and 26 round Springfield prodigy mag and it runs flawlessly
me too!
I got mine a few weeks ago n love it. I put the cylee cat pro on it n had to take it off immediately. The hood on the cylee pulled all the smoke n would fog the glass so now I have the holoson eps carry and expect that problem to be fixed. The gun I absolutely love I don't have that many rounds shot but it runs amazing. I would 100% recommend this gun
Just found your channel.
Great content, great delivery, and well thought out.
B roll and shooting is great.
Wanting to buy a D9R now 🤣
But being is CA, it would cost $500 more than MSRP because "Off Roster"...... So stupid.
Thank you for the update!!
Been kicking several weapons around…….ya sold me! Great review
I got the prodigy 4.25 when it first came out. Tisas has a lot of good stuff. Bul armory, Apollos, ria and some others now the 1911ds/2011s are in all categories. And getting better by the day. Great prices also. Great video
Great time to be in the market, lots of folks are bringing some cool stuff to the table.
I'm hoping to get one myself I keep hearing good reviews on them
Did you know that those Wilson Combat bushing compensators fit on these? Curious to see how they run with one and a 9lb recoil spring.
I have an EGW bushing and a guide rode, and they run great. Didn't change the spring
@user-yp6xm6om5y I haven't picked one of these up yet, but I'm thinking about it. I have a Prodigy with all EGW internals and an Atlas trigger. But I'm curious to see if there are any gains on the Tisas if a comp is added.
Great vidoe do you have a IWB Appendix holster for the B9R ds with the same setup I've Been looking and doing see any for Tisas
The LAS concealment 2011 holster fits. But it’s a massive. Set for edc, if it’s your only gun I get it. But man, there is no reason to carry this over a standard edc driven pistol. Just my .2 cents.
I got the tisas 1911 carry ds i believe its 4.25in. Barrel i hale the holoson eps carry optic n a light about the size of the x300 surefire. What holster do u have that ud recommend?
The 4.4 stacatto holster will fit
Awesome :D
I’m interested
I bought one yesterday sweet shooting gun
Good on you for showing the malfunction but shame on you for not talking about it. Full transparency is always good when it comes to gun reviews even if it is slight.
How did you get the sure fire on the rail? Do you sell a modified key?
Qvo tactical has sells adapters.
How come so many people bitch on here about literally nothing ? This channel gives good thorough gun reviews and I don't see anything to gripe about. Nitpicking like some 80 year old woman. Grow up , get a pair and figure some things out yourselves !
How many failures to feed/go into battery was there after the 1 in the beginning?
That was the only one.
I haven't had one on either of mine, got the carry and the Nightstalker.
Hello buddy how are you? I have my eye on this pistol to be my project pistol. I was looking at the MAC DS and the LFA DS but I'm leaning towards the Tisas DS duty looks like the one you have there. 😎
I have the Mac 9 the Tisas duty DS and also the LFA Apollo and the Apollo is better then the other 2 hands down. Better trigger smoother and flatter shooting and feels way better in hand. But to be honest if possible save you money and buy a staccato it’s sooooo worth the extra money. You get what you pay for and none of these 3 are even in the same realm as the staccato. 🙂👍🏼💥🇺🇸
@@silverlionblades I have a few high end 2011/DS pistols. I was looking into a project pistol I refuse to spend money upgrading a $2500 - $5000 pistol, not happening if I spend that much I want them to keep their original character... 😎
Can they dual hammer recut the rmsc to a rmr?
I want to say yes. But it’s better to ask them.
1911/2011 guns are not built to swap slides. Makes me wonder what the slide to frame fit on these is like. Any feedback in that regard?
These are series 70 slides. The same side is used for both the single stack and double slide. It’s a 750 dollar pistol. Slide to frame is what you would expect. Slide to frame fit is a topic when you are getting a pistol made for you. Production pistols will always be in the “ok” they are pats being assembled.
I have swapped Tisas slide between pistols with no difference in function.... they CNC them so they are all pretty near Identical.
1911s were originally supposed to be able to be part swapped and still function. They never fully achieved that, but you could take slides, and barrels and mix and match and have functioning firearms. They were not intended to be tightly fit pieces of art, but functional, reliable weapons. Slide swapping between this and other Tisas 1911s is no issue because they are not tightly fit, but they are functional and reliable. Loved my Stingray, sold it to get both B9R doublestacks. They're great, and that's coming from someone who also has a Platypus and a Prodigy. Hands down the best value on the market for a doublestack 1911.
@@socmonki every Tisas I have has good slide to frame fit, and three of them are excellent, I put EGW bushings in them and they have zero rattle... I am very happy with my DSs and my SS carry ...Ultra high quality for a budget price. (they have all run flawlessly too with the exception of a 9mm carry, it had extraction problems which i fixed with a Wilson bulletproof extractor)
@@user-yp6xm6om5y my Stingray was tighter slide to frame than both my doublestacks, but my doublestacks arent bad. They just have "battle rattle". Barrels lock up well, and they are smooth. In comparison, my Platypus is tighter but still a little wiggle, and my Prodigy is the tightest even after a ton of racking and some shooting. Best trigger goes to the Platy, with the Tisas guns in 2nd because they are identical. Prodigy is slightly heavier with a little creep, but still excellent. IMO, if you want a good quality 1911 style gun for not much money Tisas is the way to go.
I want one but I’d love some G10 grips.
These are double stack they don’t gave the option for panels
1911s were designed for FMJ BALL ammo. How are these guns With JHP?
1911’s have been running JHP for decades. I have not had an issues with any brand of pistol epically 9mm
comtacs on backwards, lit.
Lmao. That’s what you took from
This.
I guess when are on backwards they don’t work right? You trolls always make laugh, with how pathetic you are.
Since I live in commie 10 rd state I am eyeing up the 1911 version
Abiding by commie laws makes you a commie yourself
The 9mm Stingray is very smooth and mine came with a 3# trigger....don't know if they are all like they but they are well made CNC so you can expect the best I think
I just got mine ran 135 rounds out of it. It sent brass flying at me several times. And the plate came loose. Other than that it’s perfect.
@@Kingsc84 what plate. Did you. These are cut for the 407.
507 eps. You don’t need a plate and they don’t done with one
@@Kingsc84 if the plate came loose. Did you use lock tite when you mounted it. I like the vibratite better for plates
@@rdrgear I’m talking about the cover plate that comes on the gun. I guess they didn’t lock tight it or the expect ppl to take it off as soon as they get the gun.
Dedicated 2011 channel?
We have a few. More will come
The West Valley of 1911's
This is what CZ’ s want to be when they grow up.
If Columbia university issued pistols. They would be CZ’a
❤️🔥🍑🇺🇸
Is it really a 2011 / 1911DS if it has cheap slide cuts and no full length dust cover?
Just like the Staccato P
@@db84drteg not untrue LOL maybe I’m just stuck on the newest BUL Armory TAC Pro’s styling
Yea, look at what defines a 2011, modular grip, frame and slide. Only one with all three, prodigy doesn’t have interchangeable grip. You could put a staccato grip on this if you wanted
@@WoodrowWoods2007 Any 1911 single action pistol. That holds 15 rounds or more is a double stack 1911 regardless of brand.
And please tell me how this DPO slide cut is different from any other 2011. It’s the same plate and sights that are on my alchemy. Which 2011 are you running currentl?
Me too! I'm seriously just waiting to "pull the trigger" on purchasing the 2024 5" TAC PRO. It will be my 1st 1911\2011 style pistol. I know the price and build are not comparable to Tisas and so do you. At 3 times the cost, I'm not even sure why we're talking about this for this video. 😂@@WoodrowWoods2007