Tisas Regent CC45 Tabletop Review and Field Strip

[@robinj.9329]

I was introduced to the 45 AUTO in the 1970's when I buddy let me put a box (of my own ammo) through his brand new Colt Gold Cup! And I've enjoyed them ever since.

[@scottcarter4388]

Just bought br45 carry very tight tolerances very nice weapon. I would not hesitate to buy another one!! This is my first. 45 and don't regret it!

[@Aproactivecampr]

I’ve owned a lot of handguns but never a .45 or 1911 style, I have been eyeing these tisas 1911’s and I want to thank you for the clean videos and take downs, really helped me confirm why I want one of these

[@uralbob1]

That thing is a beauty. A set of rosewood grips would be outstanding! Like the bushing-less barrel too. Thank you for the viewing of this gun!

[@MrDoakster]

Thank you for showing other manufactures of 1911’s. Because colt isn’t the only builder of these and these other builders are putting out good 1911’s ! Good enough to have in our homes to defend our families ! Foreign or home bound! If we would go to the range 6 times a year ...... that would keep the gun in operation and we would be familiar with the tool! Oh also tell that young lady she was printing in that other photo with that tuckable tool!! Just having fun with y’all !! Heheheeee

[@vitodelorto1796]

Why anyone wouldn't be a 1911 fanatic is beyond me. Looks like a sweet gun, and a nice review😎

[@r.huffman1091]

Love love love the ambi safety. This might have to be my first 1911 that I pick up

[@larcoal2963]

Great looking standard 1911 Commander!

[@caseypleasant1922]

I just bought this exact same gun for my EDC and I absolutely love it....

[@caseypleasant1922]

@@cImIcak I did love it.... but sold it to get a Glock 45 9mm.... now I have a Kimber Pro Carry II as my EDC

[@Riptequila]

@@caseypleasant1922 i traded my glock 45 for two of those tisas 1911s. awesome. i have a bunch of glocks so im not missin much.

[@caseypleasant1922]

@@Riptequila I'm looking for another Tisas 1911 now.... my gun store I get everything from only has the 5" barrel ones and I am waiting for a shorter barrel to come thru

[@Riptequila]

@@caseypleasant1922 something smaller to edc? Makes sense.

[@caseypleasant1922]

@@Riptequila I know some ppl carry the same gun 24/7.... but I'm a guy who likes to switch it up.... my Kimber doesn't have a rail.... so if I'm gonna out at night I carry my Glock 45 w/a TLR 1....otherwise I'm carrying my Kimber..... but I've found over the years that if I have a longer barrel pistol it just sits in my safe cuz it's too big to carry and it ends up as a bedside gun....I love the Tisas and can't wait to get another one

[@Eric.schmidt]

Really like the looks of this pistol. Seems to be machines very well.

[@michaeljacob9614]

Damn. That looks like a nice well built gun.. I'm a sucker for a 1911. It would be kick ass if the offered that in a bobtail.

[@That1_CopDude]

Have got get one ASAP, already spoke with Mr. Gürsel and already started the purchase! Damn I haven't been this excited for a firearm since I started looking around for my second pistol. My first was randomly from a friend who was just unemployed and was desperate for income and ended up selling me his 709 slim, which was literally a project after project, just to get it decently reliable. Haha from then on i just can't do the polymer plastic nonsense, and your channel has led me to purchase four pistols that have been amazing handguns. I won't go any other channel for reviews. So thank you, sir! 🇺🇸

[@GBGuns]

Thank you very much!

[@elblancobasura]

Great video. Thank you so much. I'm one of these kooks that like the series 80's setup, particularly for carry.

[@georgeyesthal6560]

Just bought a Ruger Security 9, which I really like. Also have had a Para Ordnance and Kimber 1911's in the past. I believe the Regent will be my next purchase as I definitely want another 1911.

[@driven24djackson]

Man I love 1911s. I purchased the exact same kind. Slide is rough in the beginning but I got used to it once I put it to work

[@Mrgunsngear]

nice

[@daffydill5807]

Picked up a P45 SS. Seems to be a well built pistol.

[@alexacosta148]

Very beautiful piece of hardware at an awsome price. Great review as always. Thx.

[@garageguy879]

I really like the look of the finish.To me it's the classic black look that was used back in the 70's & 80's.

[@GunsHarleysUSA]

Good review..! I have never had one of these 1911’s in my hand as of yet but after seeing your review I’m going to look for one..👍

[@garyrobertson5629]

own one -- love it --works great. best thing is price! bought a second one!

[@RackinSlides]

Liking the offerings from this importer

[@chocolatte6157]

Nice looking gun.

[@hailtothe_rooster1572]

Another great review on a usually overlooked option You're setting the standard and making the point on the new policy. Have you thought of maybe a forum or even a simple discord channel to add info we would usually get?

[@GBGuns]

The videos are actually for articles on LoadOutRoom and AmmoLand. Links are in the description. We also have a Facebook Community

[@youngcowboy6594]

That's a pretty classy looking 1911 if I say so myself

[@jamesshane8781]

Nice thorough table top discussion. Just found your video and will look for more.

[@GBGuns]

Thank you. The shooting portion if this gun has been published

[@shooterfan1974]

That's a good looking pistol.

[@Nontacticalboy]

Is that really cerakote? Why is it so smooth?

[@DavidReese2ndA]

Its Simple, and looks too be Machined well, Cool looking Handgun...

[@daffydill5807]

They are machined very nicely

[@scottrobinson9752]

I have the current 5" barrel version of that gun... called the "Duty" model. It's amazingly good for the money....or even twice the money to be honest.

[@Lecream1]

Well oiled, nothing fancy a very straight forward 1911 although double recoil system looks fancy. Great video BTW. I wouldn't pay more than 400 for it.

[@theepicgamerultimate4831]

Would like to see a 1911 like that with a 5" barrel, no ambidextrous safety and a conventional barrel bushing. I like the sights , no forward slide aberrations, the trigger, the beavertail and the mainspring housing.

[@Lee784447]

I was issued a Colt 1911 with a chest rig ( I’m left handed) in the service so it was made for right handed people. That is why, along with the price $900 + on up along with the non ambi safety stopped me from buying. Now that I know about this one, it’s on my list. Thanks for the video, even though it’s is now 2021. Can you do another video on what you think after all these years?

[@_r5830]

I need this

[@tvftv2723]

Thanks for the review I bought this gun because your review!!

[@GBGuns]

Thank you, I hope you saw the second half (Shooting Impressions) for ammo selection

[@danielwatters1203]

FWIW: The pistol looks like it might have a Government Model-spec frame, and not a true Colt Commander-spec with its slightly shorter dust cover and frame rails. In addition, the ejector has a Government Model profile, and not the offset design that Colt uses on its compact .45 models (Commander, Officer's ACP, and Defender) as well as all of its non-.45 variants. As a result, you should be able to swap out the short slide assembly for a standard .45 Government Model if the mood strikes you.

[@burakyarar4126]

Could you please upload the shooting video.

[@digsterdude]

Look pleasing to my eyes

[@ericks9127]

When ordering parts is this considered a commander size ?

[@PaintedSkyDweller]

Excellent review

[@marcus1282]

I shot a tisas 9mm this weekend. The thing was awesome...better than any other 9mm I own or have ever shot. Of course much of what I have shot is Glocks, Sig's, and Smith and Wessons....all polymer and the Tisas was aluminum frame with a steel barrel. I was just really impressed and haven't seen a better gun for the money. What has been your experience with long term reliability? We only shot about 100 rounds this weekend and I don't own the gun

[@GBGuns]

So far so good

[@grasunmajjurach6026]

TISAS M.1911 COMMANDER.45 VERY GOOD @THAILAND

[@sameasbe4]

Be sure to do a post range review. Pistol appears well built. Curious to know if it’s accurate.

[@GBGuns]

Almost all of the 450 or so guns on this channel have a Tabletop video and a Shooting Impressions video

[@edwinmcnew4389]

That’s a winner!

[@sentinel8711]

That is a very good looking firearm

[@44357514]

What do you think about that Ceracote finish? Do you think that is a Cheapo finish or is it supposed to be better than Blueing or a normal Black finish that they use on most guns now-a-days?

[@GBGuns]

Cerakote is all about the prep. It's hard to say, only time will tell. I've seen good Cerakote survive hundreds of draws in and out of a kydex holster, I've also seen bad cerakote scratch from simple optics mounting.

[@Sounga74]

Man i cant find these anywhere and i would love 1

[@cuzz63]

Tisas made a 1911 thats more modern, wonder why they didnt do that for the Hi Power clones?

[@shanefleming3516]

Did not mention the grip safety in the video

[@unixfool]

You seen one, you've seen them all.

[@bigj4575]

Any idea when these will be on the market

[@GBGuns]

Now

[@anthonyharvey5942]

Website does not offer a price. What’s the price point on the gun?

[@elblancobasura]

$375.00 MSRP per the ad in Firearms News, January 2018, issue #2.

[@david95735]

Are tisas considered a 70 series or 80

[@unixfool]

This one was a series 80. I'm betting all Tisas are.

[@benitonubla7299]

Is there any compact tisas?

[@Rumpleskin]

Wish you were allowed to put up links.I like this one,but I would love that hi-power clone.always thought those were beautiful guns.

[@GBGuns]

The product link is in the article. Article link I the video description ;)

[@Rumpleskin]

Graham Baates thank you

[@dalemaloney255]

nice post! thanks.

[@DavidGomez-ji2sp]

I own one of these. I like mine.

[@benitonubla7299]

Where can we buy tisas?

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

Nice! Mecgar 1911 mags probably would be an improvement.

[@Laflamablanca76]

Whats the price point on this ? Looks very nice

[@elblancobasura]

$375.00

[@Laflamablanca76]

Bradley Slackenfelch Thanks 👍

[@doddgarger6806]

Nice gun just don't like the multiple challenges of a 4" 1911 for edc... As a military side arm the 5" is where it's at especially with a tac ultra double stack Low velocity and capacity with a commander kills it for me

[@GPgundude]

I just can’t warm up to series 80 1911s

[@socalpimp1974]

Nice large font

[@igotatan1]

I'll trade ya my Norinco A1 for it.... I wanna a commander, and tired of my Gov. That CC45, would be a great replacement.

[@mikeperry2561]

I'll tell you what I think, I think I need a Tisas. A 45 would be awesome, but a 1911 chambered in 9mm would make more sense for me. Looks very nice, thanks for the vid.

[@GBGuns]

I believe they have 9mm models. Like most .45s the challenge is to find good mags.

[@ldbrush9941]

Checker the front strap and get rid of the ambi safety and it would be just about perfect.

[@tjstevens001]

This looks like a copy of the S&W pro series. An almost perfect copy!

[@chuckles470s9]

Nice review. I'm not a 1911 guy .Is a bushing-less system is better?

[@danielwatters1203]

When you go to a shorter barrel in an M1911-type pistol you ultimately run out of room for a conventional barrel bushing. On a true Colt Commander (4.25" barrel), the bushing skirt is trimmed shorter as is the thick portion of the barrel forward of the upper lug. When Springfield introduced its 4" model, they had to trim the bushing skirt all the way back to its retaining tab. (Springfield eventually switched to a bushingless barrel.) Gunsmiths back in the 1960s and '70s who made compact "Bobcat" conversions of the M1911 would end up lathing off the barrel's entire forward upper lug just so the bushing skirt couldn't hit the upper lug during recoil. The US Army's Rock Island Arsenal did the same thing when converting M1911A1 to the shorter M15 General Officers Model. Colt went a different route with its Officers ACP (3.5" barrel) by making the internal diameter of the bushing so wide that it would completely slide over the barrel's upper lugs. Ironically, this required a coned barrel just like a bushingless model. However, I suspect that Colt was trying to avoid infringing on Detonics' patents for the Combat Master, the first production M1911 variant to use a bushingless coned barrel. Note that when Colt introduced its 3" barrel Defender, Detonics' patent had expired. Thus, Colt reverted to a standard bushingless configuration.

[@chuckles470s9]

Good information.thank you

[@daspiper8941]

Dart it. I want an all SS Tisas WITHOUT the Ambi-Safety and NO Front Rail.

[@cebubouy8909]

When pulling the slide back make sure your trigger finger is outside the trigger guard. 👍

[@michaelcervantez3570]

Its called a function test. You have to have your finger on the trigger. So you can hear and feel the click coming out.

[@budisutami4441]

Good money homas

[@ashbyt1]

Approximate Cost

[@daffydill5807]

I gave $479.00 for an all stainless

[@TheBigpappa160]

I'm not to keen on the ambi safety, seeing I have thick hands and when I get the highest grip on a 1991 and if it has a ambi safety it would always hit my knuckle!

[@GBGuns]

Good thing swapping in a regular safety is cheap!

[@PaintedSkyDweller]

Your description of this firearm was giving me a...

[@MrParts4sale]

give us price there web site does not have making it wirthless

[@doddgarger6806]

CDNN $369

[@sigsauer8386]

Cloniiii...le vere 45 sono colt,

[@newmanbabby]

I was in love you till you said it weighed 5 lb, we're done thank you LOL..

[@Koloherides]

sad the us army model comes in a paper box. cheap

[@alpalmieri8644]

Series 80 fire control.Dont like them.

[@GBGuns]

Why not?

[@SouthJerseyFirearms]

You do get a lot for you money but... just save your pennies and get a proper 1911 made in America. Colt, Dan Wesson, Fusion...

[@GBGuns]

Why? For a name?

[@realtalk6195]

Colt and Dan Wesson are both owned by CZ. Here's a better idea, the thousand dollars or more you save from buying a Turkish gun, you can actually spend on American businesses and far more of that profit margin stays in the US instead of being sent to Czechia. The same goes for any German, Austrian, Belgian, Italian or, worse, any Serbian or Chinese crap you buy. P.S. If you buy any weapon, car or machine from Europe, most likely it will include Turkish-exported steel in it and often times Turkish-made components.

[@avermaelen5982]

Cheap imitation junk from Turkey.