NEW Tisas Stakeout 1911 overview
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Would love to see Tisa remake the 9mm Polish Radom pistol from WW-2. They would sell like hot cakes !
Awesome! Great Idea! I want to pick up one or 2 more of their 1911 collection for my personal use. & The channel of course. 😊🇺🇸👍😎. Beretta Sr.
I had a Tisas all black 1911 in 2019. The trigger was 6#'s. Zero issues with function/accuracy. With a trigger job, I'm sure it would have been even sweeter.
Yes Sir! I agree 100%. I would like to add one more Tisas to my collection, it is the Desert Tan Raider. I do want to be able to check it out in person before I buy that one however.
My US Service Model Tisas I purchased from YB is not as nice as the 1911 in this video, or as nice as my Stainless Steel Tisas 1911 that I did a video on a year ago. That Tisas 1911 is also very nice, but begs to be compared to the other Tisas 1911 pistols we now own.
I will most likely make a video on the different Tisas 1911’s we own. I think we have 4 or 5 between YB & myself. Stay safe out there Sir! 😊😎🇺🇸👍. Beretta Sr.
@@BERETTA9mmUSA I agree with You, handling them, or even shooting them before buying is so helpful on deciding. Good luck on Your next one I've bought many that felt great, but I couldn't hit the broad side of a barn with them. I might get another Tisas 1911 one day. I'm weak for The stainless one with black trim parts. That's a sick looking combo! Be well!
Jay
You know I’m all about this one Sr. Been looking for one for awhile but couldn’t find it so I basically built the same gun using my service special. Added a Wilson Combat beaver tail. Great video man. Another great pickup from TISAS.
Awesome my friend. Kinda strange that it was unmarked as it was sold. Looks great however. The Undercover Stakeout 1911 Pistol. Young Beretta wants to be paid $20 for each of these 1911’s Sold since he came up with the name! LOL! 😂. All the best.
Beretta Sr. 😊😎🇺🇸👍.
Love that they removed the tacky slide bill boarding
I do not know if it is on all of them, but it is pretty good indeed! 😊🇺🇸😎👍
Great gun so far. Got this for running Wild Bunch in cowboy shooting events. Thanks for the video!
I got one last month for 349. Shoots fine, and both magazines work. At about 375 rounds the front brass bead worked itself out and into the grass. You might want to apply some loctite to that and the grip screws before anything falls off. It is a fine gun for the price.
Copy that Sir! I will pass the word to YB on his Tisas here, and you just helped out hundreds of people who will read these comments.
Thank-you! Beretta Sr. 😊😎🇺🇸👍
Hard to beat! For the money. I have 6 of the tisas .
You are 3 ahead of me Sir! That is great to hear. I think I want that FDE Raider in 45ACP in 2024 sometime. If you have that one, please let me know what you think of it. All the best to you.
Beretta Sr. 😊🇺🇸👍😎
❤tisas 1911s are ace for the price. Very well made, handles lovely. My personal edc
Glad they removed the "Stakeout" markings on the slide.
I do not know if they are doing that to all of them, but I got you. 😉 😊😎👍🇺🇸. Beretta Sr.
I thought it was kind of badass with Stakeout on it. Tisas does do nice billboarding IMHO.
Love my Tisas, May get another
Me too! I think I want that FDE Desert Raider for my last Tisas 1911 in 45ACP.
Beretta Sr. 😊🇺🇸👍😎
Tisas SDS was my second 1911A1 (G.I. wood grips) over 700 rounds and the the ONLY ones that didn't work were from 1776 composite bullets, 5 of 50 BROKE in the chamber. I hand loaded the rest just to be rid of them. I would highly recommend Tisas, the fit and finish shows pride in craftsmanship ABOVE their price.
After forty years of running with Colts, Springfields and Dan Wessons, I now own two Tisas 1911s. The only Colt I have left is one made in 1916. Still have the others. But, arthritis forced me to put the .45s in the safe and go 9mm. Enter the Tisas.
My youngest son bought a Stingray in 9mm first. We started spending time with it and I honestly couldn't find a single thing wrong with it. Now, we own four between us.
I've worked on them a bit for personal preference and a bit of tweaking, to make good better. But, they were all good enough for defensive use right out of the box. I use a Stingray for carry and a Tank Commander as my training gun, both in 9mm. I'd very much like Tisas to introduce a Lightweight Tank Commander.
I wouldn't call them high-end guns, but they are very solid, service grade pistols. Any issues I've seen are the same ones I've encountered in pistols costing two, three times as much.
Same issues + lower cost = better value, IMHO.
They also make a great base gun for a build.
Ok Ok I guess I'll have to start looking for one of these. Like I need an excuse. My first Tisas is on the way, an Aviator in 9mm. It has the same style sight set up. I called Tisas to inquire about that front whether it was staked out (Pun intended) or not? A dovetail front is a nice touch. The rear sight looks serviceable. Young Beretta needs to work some Lok Grip magic on it.
360 wow! It sure would be nice to see this one compared to a SA. Like that Factory Ring Hammer.
Freaking Awesome Sir!!! Keep us posted on that 9MM Aviator!
👨🏻✈️. Stay safe out there! 😎🇺🇸👍
Beretta Sr.
Very nice. Good evening, Beretta Sr & Jr. I know my dad loves his SDS Tisas. I actually love the rubber style grips that it came with. They also came in the box a set of G10 grips as well. Bang for the buck. Tisas gives you a good deal.
We agree 100% James. Thanks sooo much for watching and touching base with a comment. 😉😊😎👍🇺🇸
BerettaSr.
I like my slides clean and simple.
Looks like another great option from Tisas. My lgs has these in the same display case as their SA 1911s. They really make it hard on a guy to decide, especially if they both are in the budget. 🤔 😅
Yes Sir…. We both agree that the SA and the nice Tisas 1911’s are a difficult decision. Take the extra 10 minutes to look them over very well in person. Just to make sure they are all up to snuff. That goes for SA too, they do not get to the front of the line on “Good Looks” alone. 😂…. Always double check if you can look them over in person. You would think I was talking about Cabot & ACW… no I think we treat all manufacturers that way. Just to keep them honest & hold them accountable. 😊😎🇺🇸👍. All The Best!! Beretta Sr.
I was comparing a couple Tisas models to a Colt Classic the other day at a local gun store. The Colt was more loose than the Tisas. I don’t mind paying more for a domestically made gun but the fit and finish better reflect the price difference to a certain extent.
@@lj.7311 Agreed Sir. Sr.
Great video SR nice review and awesome channel to, thanks for the video, Slim.
Hi Slim! Thanks for watching my friend. This is a pretty special Stakeout 1911.
Stay safe out there Sir! B. Sr.
Awesome & Thanks Sir :)
Hello my friend! Thanks for watching our new videos! Stay safe & see you again soon. BerettaSr.
@@BERETTA9mmUSA Respects & Have a wonderful day Sir 🙏🕊️
I have a stainless model 1911 from tisas and I have to say that the reliability is better than my springfield except for the trigger and accuracy department, which is where the springer has over the tisas. Tisas makes some great affordable 1911 on the market.
Now i am looking at the Tisas Tank Commander 45 ACP, my little Brother got a Tisas Tanker 45 ACP he is really happy with it and shoots very good as good as my Colt combat commander from 1978 ,
Awesome to hear from other Tisas 1911 owners! Thanks so much for sharing your and your brother’s experiences. This really helps other Subscribers who may be interested in buying one for themselves. Respectfully,
Beretta Sr. 😊🇺🇸👍😎
Not bad @ all particularly if one us on a $ Pinch. $360.00 WOW❗
Like that there is no lettering on it what I would call a Clean Venerable 1911 in 45 tradition, can go wrong with that price, excellent find Young Beretta 👏👏👏😎👍‼️
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I agree….. you can tell I did not know the price when I did the video, as it felt like a good value at about $500 to me.
It proved I am not as smart as I think I am. LOL 😂 It is a really good value for sure at that price. All the best! 😊🇺🇸👍😎. Beretta Sr.
@@BERETTA9mmUSA but you are or were correct in looking +/- $500 for the "Quality" a fear price but 360 I thing phenomenon. And by what it appears to be, a bargain in my opinion. So the only logical thing to do is "Buy 1" even for "Collection" purposes if one so Choose to do. From this end a very different gun the maker the reputation of their manufacturing, after all is in their blood Turk's is historical.!!
There are no extra mags. Just more mags.
I know this video is not about Revolvers, but I wanted to ask question and I didn’t know any other way to get a hold of you. I’m looking at SPOHR revolvers they have just been introduced to the United States market as of shot show 2024, I am having trouble deciding between a 3 inch and a 4 inch barreled Club 3.0 example for my own research, I realize the advantages of the 4 inch barrel for most revolvers, but the SPOHR revolvers are supposedly built beefier with no mim parts to speak of, so, with that being said, I was thinking a 3 inch barrel might be ideal? I would carry this once in a while, and either a chest or hip holster, but mainly use it for home defense and shooting at the range. Just want your advice on the 3 inch or 4 inch barreled version? I saw another video of yours from like four months ago on a different revolver and you both agreed that a 3 inch would be pretty much equal to the 4 inch version of the same gun. Thank you very much hope to hear back.
Hi Sir,
We don’t have any first hand experience with these new revolvers being imported. They look really good, no mim parts, no lock and the craftsmanship looks top notch. If you get one, let us know how it works for you. The 4 inch model would be our preference. - B9USA
@@BERETTA9mmUSA thank you for the reply. The one thing that I have learned through all of my vast research on these revolvers, is that they are beefier and heavier than a normal 357 magnum revolver from Smith and Wesson, and probably many other manufacturers. The 4 inch barrel version is 4 ounces heavier than the 3 inch barrel version that I am currently looking at. I’m looking at the club 3.0 edition. Normally I would go with a 4 inch as well but I was thinking the 3 inch might be a little easier to carry if I wanted to carry it in the car or on my hip or something like that or any backpack and the fact that it’s a stout and heavy revolver. it might be OK to get the 3inch version! I realize I would probably lose a little velocity and ballistics by doing with a 3 inch model, but after this information, I would still like to ask why you would use the 4 inch model? I’m looking for good feedback.
@@wesleyhobbs9 The 3 inch will most likely get everything you are looking for done and done right. I think Young Beretta and I have tried both (3 inch & 4 inch revolvers), and we both prefer the look and feel of the 4 inch. The extra velocity is nice, but for both of us it is the look and feel of the balance in most every 4 inch revolver we have ever used or picked up in the 11 years of our gun channel. Again for us, it is mostly personal preference and should not sway you in one direction or the other. I think the 3 inch is talking to you and that is the one you should go with… unless I am wrong. Best of luck to you, and go with your gut feeling, it is almost always right. 😊🇺🇸👍😎
Beretta Sr.
Pretty sweet 1911, thanks for sharing! I was wondering what recoil spring and guide rod assembly you would recommend for a Beretta 96A1? (Not a fan of the factory plastic one, lol!)
YB still has a factory one in his 96A1, but I still have a DPM Recoil System in my old 96 in 40 caliber from 4 or 5 years ago. It works well. 😊🇺🇸👍😎
Beretta Sr.
Love Tissas , got mine for 359
We are starting to be Tisas fans too. A couple new Tisas 1911’s are coming in 2024, so stay tuned. 😊🇺🇸😎👍
Beretta Sr.
Nice pistol
Yes Sir! She is a good looking 1911… built just right. 😊😎👍
Beretta SR.
360 I gotta get that one!!
Bang for the Buck!!!
Enjoy one for yourself.
Beretta SR.
If you get a reliable pistol on a good deal i don't see a problem. Who wouldn't want to buy a new 4x4 truck for under $10k. Everyone would have one, and itd be considered a deal not junk. Enjoy the videos 👍
Steak-out? What about barbecue ?
LOL!!!! 😂 🤣😅. Now I thought that was freaking funny, and this 1911 is at a Fantastic Price!!! Now where is that Beer Cooler!! 😂😊🇺🇸👍😎
Beretta Sr.
Is the front sight Novak cut and rear GI cut?
Where did you get yours? I can order from them and get an undercover like yours
I think Young Beretta found it New on Gun Broker, but I will let him comment here if I am wrong. He watches the site every couple of days. 😊🇺🇸😎👍
Beretta Sr.
@@BERETTA9mmUSA thank you Beretta Sr.🙏
I have been looking at this and the Springfield garrison for awhile. As far as quality, finish how would you compare the Tisas Stakeout? Would you consider doing a comparison video if you still own the garrison from your previous video?
Both of my Springfield Armory Garrisons have been pretty Excellent in QC and Reliability.
That said this particular Stakeout Tisas is as you see here. One of the best Tisas we have handled if memory serves me correctly. I think we own 7 Tisas 1911s now, and I just purchased a New Tisas Night Stalker in 45ACP for $530 plus transfer fees…. So $565 out the door. I love my Springfield Armory 1911’s and I like my Tisas 1911s thus far. Are the Springfield Armory 1911s worth $200 more, yes in my opinion. Are they worth $300 more, yes but it is getting tight for $$ Vs Reward of a (much?) better 1911. $400 or $500 more for a Springfield over a Tisas for 80% of Buyers out there, is a no.
Lots of 1911 Buyers would go for the Tisas ownership experience and pass on the Springfield Armory unless it was a chance at a slightly used Professional Model where the extra money is very easy to see in the quality of the 1911.
Those are my thoughts…. If the money is close get the Springfield Armory Garrison and check them all out in person if you can for QC issues, this includes Springfield & Tisas. 😊😎👍🇺🇸. Beretta SR.
@@BERETTA9mmUSA Thanks for the great response! As much as my pocketbook would prefer the Tisas and it seems like a good gun, I think I would regret not buying the Springfield Armory if only for the fact if I ever wanted to sell it, it would hold its value better. I also wouldn't feel bad if I wanted to customize it more also knowing I would not lose that money.
@@colingbryan82 You are correct about the Springfield Armory holding value better. I have traded a couple of Tisas that I just did not care for. The best offer was $275 as a trade in.
Springfield Armory GI would bring in twice that amount. SR.
@@BERETTA9mmUSAI went ahead and got the garrison blued. Springfield custom shop will add front checkering and refinish for $240. So for right around a grand I got a USA made semi custom Springfield. Thanks for the advise, I’m glad I went with my gut. Looking in the store, the Tisas was definitely a nice gun for the money, the Springfield just seemed like a bit better.