Videos tagged with Tisas PX-9 Duty Comp

This review of the Tisas PX-9 Duty Comp highlights its features as a potential alternative to the Springfield XD, emphasizing its modularity and included accessories. The presenter notes the integrated compensator, optic-ready slide, and extensive grip customization options. The firearm is praised for its smooth shooting characteristics and compatibility with Sig P226 magazines, making it a compelling budget-friendly option.

This review of the Tisas PX-9 Duty Comp highlights its features, including a full-size grip, 18/20-round magazine capacity (with Sig P226 compatibility), a 4.1-inch barrel, and an aluminum flat-face trigger with a short reset. The pistol boasts a direct mount RMR cut for optics and an integrated compensator ('chunk port') designed to reduce recoil. The experienced reviewer provides positive shooting impressions, noting the effectiveness of the compensator.

The G.O.A.L.S 2025 event showcased a wide array of new firearms and components from manufacturers like Freedom Ordnance, Derya Arms, FightLite Industries, Shadow Systems, and Extar. Key highlights included innovative designs like the Freedom Ordnance FM-9D belt-fed pistol, the FightLite DFX dual-feed upper receiver, and new pistol models such as the Shadow Systems CR920XL and Derya DY9Z. The event also featured 80% receiver jigs, conversion kits, and compensator designs, demonstrating significant industry advancements.

The Gun Collective reviews several new firearm releases and accessories. Highlights include the Smith & Wesson M&P 22X pistol and FPC carbine, the premium S&W M&P 15 AX rifle, and the Big Horn Armory Model 89 Takedown. New offerings from Chiappa, Tisas, Auto Ears, and Holosun are also presented, alongside updates on ammunition and Kel-Tec's manufacturing expansion. The host provides an informative, fast-paced overview with critical insights on value and features.

The Tisas PX-9 Duty Comp 2.0 is a budget-friendly 9mm pistol offering significant customization out of the box. It features interchangeable grip panels and back straps, an ambidextrous slide release, an extended magazine release, and a compensator cut barrel. The trigger is described as soft and predictable with an audible reset. Performance on the range was generally good, with only one failure to detonate a round out of several hundred.

This review highlights the Tisas PX-9 Duty Comp, a new compensated variant of the PX-9 platform. The presenter, with extensive experience with Tisas firearms, notes significant improvements over previous models, particularly the effectiveness of the large porting on the slide and barrel, which noticeably reduces recoil. The pistol features an RMR footprint for direct optic mounting, an aluminum trigger shoe breaking under 3.5 lbs, ambidextrous controls, and ships with 18 and 20-round magazines compatible with Sig P226.