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Welcome from sunny South Florida!

Thank you very much for your response. I will do as you suggest and let you know how it works out.

Thank you, I found that to be very helpful advice.

I thought about that since my Kimber Micro 9 does the same thing with steel case ammo. Unfortunately Armscor is the only manufacturer of 22 TCM ammo, so switching brands is not an option.

I took the RIA 22 TCM to the range for the first time today. The first round was fine, however the next round failed to extract. It was stuck in the chamber so tightly that I had to tap it out with a cleaning rod. Same thing happened with the next two rounds. Are the clearances so tight that the...

I agree. I’ve had my 1968 for 20 years and am not likely to ever part with it.

Thank you

Thank you. Can’t wait to take it to the range!

MikeA1, good reference chart. My Remington Rand SN is 141****

Thanks, I hope to take it to the range this weekend.

From what I can determine from the SN, I believe mine is circa 1943.

Mine is the single stack. I should have it at the range this weekend For the first time.

I picked up my new Tisas Tanker today. What a beauty. Looks like Cerakote to me.

Something like this:

The confusing part is according to the SDS Imports website: Description 1911 A1 Tanker Semi-Automatic Pistol, .45ACP -Upgraded Version of the 1911A1 Army - 4.25" Hammer Forged Chome-Plated Barrel - Hammer Forged Full Size Frame, Commander Length Slide - GI Style Sights - Flared...

I received my first 1911 from my dad approximately 45 years ago. It was his service sidearm. A Remington Rand M1911A1. I have had an affection for the 1911 platform ever since. I currently own two Kimber micro 9s, the Remington Rand (1943), a RIA 1911 in 9mm/22TCM, and soon, a Tisas Tanker in...

I have been researching the Tisas Tanker and cannot find a definitive answer as to whether it is Parkerized or Cerakoted. Even the SDS Imports website does not specifically state which it is. Any help is appreciate.