Tisas 1911 Pic Thread (Page 5 of 9)
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Nice... can you provide some details on the modifications? Specifically, what grip safety is that and how much fitting was required |
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If you can't dazzle them with brilliance... riddle them with bullets...
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@Kalashnikev101 Are those the stock sights? |
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Originally Posted By dps8204: What grips are these? Originally Posted By dps8204: Originally Posted By Jodan1776: https://i.imgur.com/3mJSM6N.jpg What grips are these? Amazon I paid twice as much for some Wilson Combat Cocobolo starburst grips, but I actually like these cheap ones better. I'm also working on making a set from Thuya burl and maybe a set from Amboyna burl. And the Tisas factory grips were a perfect fit on the gun - quite snug. |
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Attached File This is the only model I can find in town, in stock. Wasn’t sure about the color based on this photo but after seeing this thread….I’m going to go buy one tomorrow. |
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Originally Posted By SouthsideSlim: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/80279/DB93BB47-9AFD-49E7-A664-39CF02F4BAD5_jpe-2769279.JPG This is the only model I can find in town, in stock. Wasn’t sure about the color based on this photo but after seeing this thread….I’m going to go buy one tomorrow. The color is dead-on correct for a fresh parkerized finish. Except we know its Cerakote. So, the color won't develop the "patina" that a lot of parkerized guns develop. The Taylors gun is actually parkerized. Here's the Taylors parkerized (top) compared to Tisas (Tank Commander) Cerakote (bottom). I tweaked the image settings on the iPhone a lot for these pics. Mainly to get the best resolution possible. The finish of both appears lighter in the pic than in real life in normal lighting. Attached File |
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They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety. - Benjamin Franklin, 1775
They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety. - Benjamin Franklin, 1775
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Originally Posted By SouthsideSlim: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/80279/DB93BB47-9AFD-49E7-A664-39CF02F4BAD5_jpe-2769279.JPG This is the only model I can find in town, in stock. Wasn't sure about the color based on this photo but after seeing this thread .I'm going to go buy one tomorrow. At that price, get a couple. The pic is shown with what look like plastic grips. My Tisas came with those in the box and some nicer checkered walnut grips installed. Like the ones in the post after yours. Except mine came with solid hammer, not ringed hammer. 1911A1 US Army |
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@manji What sights are those? They look great. |
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Originally Posted By Lancelot: @manji What sights are those? They look great. Originally Posted By Lancelot: @manji What sights are those? They look great. @Lancelot They're just some Truglo night sights I grabbed off Amazon   Failed To Load Product Data I will say, the front sight required a lot more fitting than I had anticipated, but not terrible. Originally Posted By D-der: And... Do they shoot to POA ? POI is pretty low on my Stingray As for POA/ POI, not sure, haven't had a chance to get to the range since install. I'll report back when I do 
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If you can't dazzle them with brilliance... riddle them with bullets...
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Attached File I’ve joined the club. This thing is very nice for the price. |
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Originally Posted By manji: @Lancelot They're just some Truglo night sights I grabbed off Amazon www.amazon.com/dp/B06X19QT5T I will say, the front sight required a lot more fitting than I had anticipated, but not terrible. As for POA/ POI, not sure, haven't had a chance to get to the range since install. I'll report back when I do @@manji Thank you. Let us know how they shoot, and what height you used. |
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Attached File This one came bone dry. No burrs on rails or anything to complain about, very well done. Some debris in extractor channel. Can’t wait to put some rounds through it. |
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Originally Posted By SouthsideSlim: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/80279/630C2224-B7E0-4C06-8AB2-CB2E8D2ADB3D_jpe-2770564.JPG I've joined the club. This thing is very nice for the price. If it had a lanyard ring it would be perfect. |
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Just picked this up for my girlfriend. I ordered it from Family Firearms. Excellent price. She liked my Colt Lightweight Commander but wanted something with a little less recoil. Attached File Attached File I did swap the trigger out for a short Greider. |
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Attached File 9mm Duty 5” with some extras: Chambers plate and SRO C&S ignition system Wilson Bulletproof extractor and firing pin stop Magwell that I’ve had for a while; can’t remember the brand off the top of my head |
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At this point everybody can suck it! -Dru
At this point everybody can suck it! -Dru
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Originally Posted By MikeMilligan: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/28880/IMG_1528_jpeg-2782182.JPG 9mm Duty 5” with some extras: Chambers plate and SRO C&S ignition system Wilson Bulletproof extractor and firing pin stop Magwell that I’ve had for a while; can’t remember the brand off the top of my head Good taste in ignition system, extractor, and firing pin stop parts. |
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Originally Posted By Chowser: I’m done modding my B45B. Tisas dark walnut grips. EGW ball head disconnector. Wilson Combat 190F trigger. https://i.postimg.cc/FR24Rs7m/IMG-1865.jpg Did you cut the Tisas grips for the bobtail or do they make a bobtail set? I got Hogues for mine, but the fitment is bad. |
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If you can't dazzle them with brilliance... riddle them with bullets...
 I just picked up a Duty in 45 on a whim. Pretty nice first impression. After a fluff and buff…  Trigger pull dropped 2#, shoots good, slightly low, I will add FO front since I can’t see the front sight anymore.  Prior to spring job I found two spots that need smoothing:   Cheap gun deserves cheap Amazon grips, I took a chance with Archangel grips off Amazon for $27 bucks. Complete with integral magwell, I like them…  
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