Tisas Stakeout 9mm/.38 Super Budget 1911 : More Bang For Your Buck?

[@russellmiller8332]

I got one and it’s awesome. I have (6) different Tisas and zero issues. I love this one because it’s not marked up with any logos and the finish is spot on. It shoots and accuracy is on par with my more expensive ones that I have in one of my safes.

[@WaywardSonCustom]

Yeah,it definitely shoots like a more expensive gun. The Turks are really knocking it out of the park these days. I mean Tisas, Canik, Derya,and SAR are bringing nothing but bang-for-your-buck ! Thanks for watching.

[@Squib1911]

I like that you can change it out between two calibers.

[@WaywardSonCustom]

I agree and bonus, it's easy to do! Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@karsonbranham3900]

I have the same one straight from the North Pole! Nice pistola!

[@WaywardSonCustom]

I agree! Thanks for watching!

[@5.56Media]

I just checked them out online. Not a bad price at all, especially for a dual-caliber pistol. It kinda reminds me of the Rock Island Armory 1911 that I bought many years ago ... affordable and works.

[@WaywardSonCustom]

Yeah, I'm pretty surprised just how well this thing runs . Bonus: You basically get two guns for the price of one.

[@charlescarter5069]

Does it shoot 9mm hollow points reliably? How hard would it be to get extra mags in the future? Would this be an adequate everyday carry?

[@WaywardSonCustom]

I put 9 rounds each of Underwood,Gold Dot, Lehigh Defense and Federal HST without any issues. It takes standard 9mm 1911 mags which are plentiful . I personally prefer Wilson Combat magazines in 1911 regardless of caliber but there are other quality brands that make these mags. It was reliable with three different hollow point loads in .38 Super also. Adequacy is often subjective but I wouldn't have any qualms over using it as an EDC , especially in the .38 Super configuration. Thanks for watching.

[@charlescarter5069]

@@WaywardSonCustom Thank you

[@joshgray3581]

What is button rifling mean ?

[@WaywardSonCustom]

Button rifling is a cold-forming process used to create grooves in the inside of a barrel, such as on a firearm: Button rifling is accomplished when a metal button is pushed or pulled through the barrel, swaging the metal to create grooves The tool used is a double-tapered metal plug, usually made of tungsten carbide that is attached to a rod.

[@joshgray3581]

@WaywardSonCustom mine is coming this week:)

[@karsonbranham3900]

Hammer forged barrel, and forged milled slide and frame. What”s not to like!

[@WaywardSonCustom]

Exactly, exceptional bang for the buck!

[@WaywardSonCustom]

Exceptional bang for the buck!