Hi,Having been stationed in Turkey twice I have some idea of what great people they are... when I look at a Tisas I am always in awe of what a 11 year old Turkish kid can do with a couple of blocks of steel and a file... Very talented people
FWIW
Chuck
Turkey is NATO...I do not like giving money for products produced by nations that do not like us...why pay your enemy? We are paying Russian for oil, China for solar panels ...all I can say is Let's Go Brandon.
Thank yoou for your service sir. Have a blessed Thanksgiving.Have 4 1911a1s, my fav pistol.... fired in USMC and Army.... last time in 1991, Iraq.
TANKS... U2Thank yoou for your service sir. Have a blessed Thanksgiving.
Yes, but Erdogon is no true friend to the West. He is not a Mustafah Kemal Turk, he is an Ottoman Turk.Turkey is NATO...
Here it is. 10 years later. I have 2 of the Tisas 1911's and looks like Tisas must have been paying attention to complaints as the ones I have are pretty much great pistols. I bought my first RIA and will let you know later on it. I also just picked up my first Fusion in 9mm. Adjustable sights and all. Got some 9mm loases up for it and will have to see after today. The Tisas has been 100% reliable except for 1 magazine i picked up somewhere so I won't count that. I would recommend the Tisas to anyone. The others, will have to wait and see.For the money, obviously, is Tisas a decent starter 1911? I see a Tanker in stock online $450?
For the money, obviously, is Tisas a decent starter 1911? I see a Tanker in stock online $450?
That is a great looking gunI've chimed in here before about my Tisas Stingray. Can't say enough about this gun. It is an unbelievable bargain. This is one of the best shooting 1911's I've ever had, and I've gone through a lot of them. It eats ANYTHING I feed it, without problems of any kind. Thinking about upgrading the sights, my eyes need a little help once in a while, but the factory ones are very acceptable. At about 600 rds. so far, will run it up to 1000 in the next week or so.
I should mention that I am stacking this thing up against the likes of Wilson, Springfield, Colt, Remington, Ruger, and Kimber 1911's. It ain't gettin' a free ride from me.
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I have fired the Ruger SR1911 finally but I must admit the Bul Armory unit is so much smoother out of the box. I would place the Bul Armory unit up against any very high quality 1911.My Ruger SR1911. 11 Years old and never fired yet.
That Stingray is beautiful.I've chimed in here before about my Tisas Stingray. Can't say enough about this gun. It is an unbelievable bargain. This is one of the best shooting 1911's I've ever had, and I've gone through a lot of them. It eats ANYTHING I feed it, without problems of any kind. Thinking about upgrading the sights, my eyes need a little help once in a while, but the factory ones are very acceptable. At about 600 rds. so far, will run it up to 1000 in the next week or so.
I should mention that I am stacking this thing up against the likes of Wilson, Springfield, Colt, Remington, Ruger, and Kimber 1911's. It ain't gettin' a free ride from me.
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RIA is made in the Philippines and Tisas Turkey. I have both companies' match versions of 1911 pistols. The RIA was only recently purchased. I had a lower opinion of the RIA (due to the lower online reviews only) until I actually took it out to the range. The RIA match version was actually just under $500 but shot as well as the higher priced Tisas. The adjustable sights come on both so you be the judge. I have had zero malfunctions with both brands. So far, the RIA has less than 500 rounds thru it and the Tisas has over 1000. Really enjoy shooting both pistols. Both of my pistols are in .45acp. I don't see going wrong with either of them so far.It’s Turkish. They have decent coffee
Me not knowing full well either, I’d probly do the safer bet for a budget 1911 and look at RIA?