Videos tagged with Tisas M1911A1

This debrief covers a Tisas M1911A1 after 3,000 rounds, detailing its performance and wear. The presenter notes significant improvement in reliability compared to earlier stages, with only two malfunctions in the last 1,000 rounds. The video includes a visual inspection and cleaning of the firearm's internals, highlighting areas of carbon buildup and wear.

This video details a 3,000-round burndown test of the Tisas M1911A1, evaluating its reliability and accuracy. The test, conducted by Trench Grenade, utilized AAC 230-grain FMJ ammunition and various magazines from Springfield Armory, Mec-Gar, and Wilson Combat. The firearm demonstrated improved performance after an initial break-in period, with a total of 16 malfunctions recorded over 3,000 rounds, indicating a positive value proposition for a budget-friendly 1911 platform.

This video provides an unboxing and initial inspection of the Tisas Raider 1911 handgun. The presenter compares it to a Tisas M1911A1, noting differences in trigger length, sights, grip safety, and overall feel. Initial impressions suggest a well-built firearm with features like an ambidextrous safety and light rail, though it is noted to feel tighter and potentially require lubrication compared to a broken-in M1911A1.

This video reviews the Tisas Raider, comparing it to the Colt M45A1. The presenter details extensive testing of a Tisas M1911A1 government model, noting 14 malfunctions over 20,000 rounds, primarily failure-to-feeds and slide stop issues. The presenter seeks viewer input via likes and comments to decide whether to continue testing the M1911A1 or acquire and test the Tisas Raider, emphasizing the high cost of .45 ACP ammunition and the need for viewer support through donations.

This video details a 2,000-round burndown test of the Tisas M1911A1 Government model chambered in 45 ACP. The test, conducted from the 1,000-round mark to 2,000 rounds, documented 13 malfunctions including failures to feed and failures to lock back. Despite experiencing issues, the firearm demonstrated consistent accuracy throughout the test. The reviewer notes that confidence in the pistol's reliability for service use has been shaken.

This guide details techniques for a 2-Gun competition using a Winchester 1907SL rifle and a Tisas M1911A1 pistol, inspired by a 'Dillinger Gang' theme. It covers target engagement, shooting from various positions, managing malfunctions, and long-range challenges, drawing on the expertise of Ian McCollum. The content emphasizes practical application in a competitive setting, highlighting both the strengths and limitations of the chosen firearms.

This video showcases a 'Murican 2-Gun Action Challenge match featuring the Ohio Ordnance M1918A3 BAR and Tisas M1911A1. Expert Ian McCollum demonstrates techniques for handling a heavy BAR in period-correct WWII kit, discusses sight evolution, and highlights pistol reliability issues encountered during competition.