Tisas M1911A1 US Army 45acp unboxing and impressions

[@RefinedHonkey]

My father bought me this same gun for my birthday 3 years ago. It's flawless. I have two colt 1911's and its cleaner (machined) and more accurate than both of them.

[@SovietCombatSloth]

I noticed working in gun shops and pawn shops over the years colt quality has went down I’d say 1980’s and older on colt anything newer meh 🫤 I think these Tisas guns are pretty impressive for the price they come in at I’ve gotta get a range review up and see how it shoots thanks for watching !

[@tsmgguy]

There's already another model of this out. It has a phosphate finish, original sized ejection port, and no mag well bevel. Gone also is the wider hammer spur. It has no slide markings at all. It is US PROPERTY marked.

[@SovietCombatSloth]

Yea I’ve seen that one on a few channels I believe This one is good enough representation for my liking but I’m glad there’s a more faithful replica for the more hardcore enthusiasts

[@johns3153]

​@@SovietCombatSloththis is the same model I just bought for 450.00+ 1 box of 45Auto included but I liked this version more tbh especially the hammer to get a grip easier for my big thumbs lol

[@SovietCombatSloth]

@@johns3153 I had mine to the range Recently I’ll be posting an update video either tonight or tomorrow

[@Bob-gl6cg]

the new US Army model, comes with 2 mags, 2 sets of grips, and it costs right at $400.00, and it is sweet.

[@SovietCombatSloth]

Nice I think these are a great option for an entry level 1911 in the sub 500 range thanks for watching!

[@tonycolca2241]

Guns from turkey are getting better all the time this one looks really nice. My problem is I want one already have too many 1911s. I said too many can you ever have too many. I also am a fan of the glock 36 problem is since I have gotten older 77 I can't shoot it a lot my arm begins to really fatigue. Oh well I thank God I am still here to complain.

[@SovietCombatSloth]

I think the Glock 36 is one of the best 45acp carry guns in my opinion and yea Turkish guns have come a long ways over the years……well I’m thankful you watched my video and commented and glad you are still around thanks for stopping by you should buy one if you can afford it we only live once so why not !

[@collinmcknight8652]

I have one. Absolutely love it

[@SovietCombatSloth]

Yea I’m pretty pleased with the overall fit finish and quality sometime in the future I’ll get a shooting video up and see how it performs thanks for watching !

[@drstevenbrule4406]

This company is growibg for sure. I bought one of these in 2020 and it came in a cardboard box with 1 mag and a cleaning rod. Still runs great though

[@SovietCombatSloth]

Yea I think it’s a pretty nice gun I’ve got a shooting update video I’m posting next week I ran 116 rounds through it had some malfunctions but could just need a little break in period it’s a pretty tightly fit gun for the price I’m still pleased for a range toy

[@johnp9402]

I believe the WW2 guns did have plastic grips

[@SovietCombatSloth]

Yes I believe that’s correct I’ve seen both on originals over the years

[@donniejobe5662]

Good table-top review. 👍😎

[@SovietCombatSloth]

Thanks more to come in the future as well as range vids when I get the chance

[@DaBarbs]

I had one a few years ago. I loved it but the only negative for me was how bad the hammer bite was. I still have a scar after 4 years.

[@SovietCombatSloth]

Yea kinda hard to avoid with these military style models no frills 1911s especially if you’ve got larger hands

[@JayBoogieLive]

Got one on its way to me 😎 Is that the 5” barrel version?

[@SovietCombatSloth]

Congrats on the new piece yea 5” full-size government model

[@JayBoogieLive]

@@SovietCombatSloth Thanks! Awesome, we’ve got the same model. A beautiful and well crafted gun indeed. Holding it in my hands will be a dream come true!

[@theycallmefono]

I currently have a Colt Government Model 1911A1 Series 80. I've been in the "Polymer Wonder 9" world for so long that the first time I shot my Colt, I questioned why the 1911 platform hadn't been in my life before. Anyway, been thinking about picking up one of these Turkish 1911's, and I think I will. The price point calls out to my current peasant social status. 😆 Malo for the vid! 🤙

[@SovietCombatSloth]

I think they are more in the 330-350 range on this model at the moment but I think they are worth it what’s better than a 1911 🤔 two 1911’s 😆 Thanks for watching !

[@robertwilson9999]

Just picked one up from PSA for 299. I prefer getting guns at Rural King as well. They have some great deals.

[@SovietCombatSloth]

Thanks for watching I did an update range video as well had few hiccups but I didn’t clean it before hitting the range overall I still really like mine at the price and can’t wait to try it again

[@christophermead9800]

I used that bushing wrench of a 1911 with a tight bushing. The wrench broke instantly.

[@SovietCombatSloth]

Sounds to tightly fit then maybe not a fault of the wrench itself

[@Bill23799]

The earlier M-1911 had wood grips. The M-1911A1 was issued with plastic grips.

[@SovietCombatSloth]

I think I’ve seen both on original M-1911A1’s over the years but I didn’t think they had entirely switched over to them for WW2 at least early on Thanks for watching !

[@warrenshafer1281]

I believe they switched over to the plastic grips on M1911a1s around 1939-1940 or so.

[@SovietCombatSloth]

@@warrenshafer1281 hard to say I don’t think they ever really totally standardized on things I’ve seen wood and plastic grips and M1911s and M1911A1’s that were used in WW2 they were just trying to put guns into use and fielded them as quickly as possible

[@richbutler7828]

WW2 1911 Grips were made of the old Redish/Brown Baklite. later around the early 60's they went to a Brown plastic.

[@zovaynezovanyari5442]

I have 2 Tisas, Carry in 45, duty in 9mm. Like them both.

[@SovietCombatSloth]

It seems like a well made gun at a really great price I’ve gotta shoot this thing and get a video up maybe like a range review type thing I’ve got lots of plans for the upcoming year on the channel thanks for watching 🙏 🦥

[@SlimFitBilim]

Kalitesi baya iyi çok güzel görünüyor.

[@SovietCombatSloth]

Yes seems to be a nicely made and tightly fitted firearm I took it to the range but had a few malfunctions may just need to be shot more to wear all the parts in

[@christophermead9800]

The plastic grips included are garbage. You can buy the correct military surplus grips online for very cheap. The plastic checkering is deeper and grippier, better quality, and the color is correct. Trust me, the correct grips make a HUGE difference!

[@SovietCombatSloth]

They are good enough for me it’s mainly just a fun gun but yea that’s a good option for someone looking to get a bit of a better feel and look I don’t have much complaints at the price point I purchased it at lol

[@christophermead9800]

@@SovietCombatSloth I’m telling you, they’re only about $10 on the internet. You should just put the correct grips on and you’ll have the identical feel and sight picture of a 1940s 1911A1. Look, if you’re not going to buy some, I’d send you some for free.

[@MegaRiffraff]

👍🏻

[@SovietCombatSloth]

Thanks for watching and subscribing!

[@steveh5749]

The one i bought is trash. After 500 rounds it still will not run

[@SovietCombatSloth]

Did u contact Tisas for warranty work did you only try the checkmate mags it came with or any other brand mags of magazines?

[@TheJennflip]

Cerocote It hink not Parkerizing

[@SovietCombatSloth]

You may be right it looks parkerized but it could be cerakote I’m not 100% I think some of the models they put out are parked but I’m not sure entirely if this one is it’s very well done I can’t complain if not it seems like a really well put together gun for not a lot of money….thanks for watching !