Videos tagged with Tisas Regent BR9

This video provides an overview of the Tisas Regent BR9, a stainless steel Hi-Power clone. The presenter highlights its attractive appearance, upgraded Lock Grips, and a 15-round magazine capacity, which is an improvement over original Hi-Powers. The trigger is described as having a slight take-up before a crisp break, with a measured pull weight of approximately 5.5 lbs. The presenter notes the trigger reset is subtle and discusses potential minor 'bite' from the hammer.

This video provides an expert review of six Hi-Power style pistols, highlighting modern interpretations of the classic John Moses Browning design. The instructor, with high authority from a specialized tactical gear channel, details features, pricing, and historical context for models like the Springfield Armory SA-35, EAA Girsan MC P35, FN Hi-Power, Tisas Regent BR9, EAA Girsan MC P35 OPS, and CZ 75.

This video details custom modifications performed on Tisas Regent BR9 pistols, which are Browning Hi-Power clones. The modifications focus on enhancing practical usability and aesthetics, including custom sight cuts with Trijicon and Heinie sights, trigger and hammer work for improved feel and performance, and barrel upgrades. The video highlights the differences between a more practical carry build and a higher-end custom build, showcasing the potential for personalization on these Turkish-made firearms.

This video provides a range day revisit of three distinct handguns: the SPS Pantera, Beretta 92 Elite LTT, and Tisas Regent BR9. The SPS Pantera is highlighted for its 2011-style, double-stack 9mm design with a 5-inch barrel, emphasizing its smooth operation, crisp trigger, and competition-ready balance. The Beretta 92 Elite LTT is praised as an optimized version of the classic 92 platform, featuring a refined double-action/single-action trigger and excellent ergonomics, overcoming past negative perceptions of the M9. The Tisas Regent BR9, a Browning Hi-Power clone, is noted for its classic aesthetics and historical significance as an early high-capacity 9mm, though it presents ergonomic challenges for modern grip styles. All three firearms are evaluated for their shooting characteristics, accuracy, and overall user experience.

This video showcases the Tisas Regent BR9 pistol, highlighting its "bells and whistles." The description also reveals MK3 Firearms, a custom gunsmithing shop in Las Vegas, Nevada, inviting inquiries for custom builds via email, phone, or their website. They also maintain a presence on YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram, and provide a physical address for sending in firearms for service.

This video features a custom gunsmithing shop in Las Vegas, MK3 Firearms, demonstrating a trigger job on a Tisas Regent BR9 pistol, specifically focusing on a "MKIII Single Stage Trigger Job." The description provides contact information for price quotes, custom builds, and their physical address. They also promote their presence on YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram.

This review of the Tisas Regent BR9, a Hi-Power clone, highlights its stainless steel construction and value proposition, priced around $539. While largely a true clone, some parts are not interchangeable. The reviewer notes good fit and finish but points out a lack of checkering on the front strap and backstrap, potentially leading to slippage. The single-action trigger is described as having grit and slop due to the magazine disconnect safety, breaking around 8 pounds, but can be improved by removing the disconnect. The pistol demonstrated zero malfunctions over approximately 600 rounds.

This guide details a critical DIY gunsmithing modification for the Tisas Regent BR9, addressing reliability issues stemming from a frame milling defect. The process involves carefully filing a specific frame edge that causes casing hang-ups, transforming the pistol into a highly reliable Hi-Power clone. The video emphasizes this fix is essential for carry purposes, as highlighted by TheYankeeMarshal's expert assessment.

This video details a parts-swapping project between a Tisas Regent BR9 and an original Browning Hi-Power, demonstrating disassembly, reassembly, and the interchangeability of parts. The instructor highlights specific components that are or are not compatible between older and newer Hi-Power designs, offering practical advice for gunsmithing enthusiasts. The process includes repairing a damaged trigger pin and upgrading certain parts for improved performance and reliability.

This review provides shooting impressions of the Tisas Regent BR9, a reproduction of the Browning Hi-Power. The video details reliability tests with various ammunition types and a 'Full Mag + 1' check, alongside accuracy testing from 7 yards. It highlights the pistol's value as an affordable alternative to a classic design, while also noting potential 'hammer bite' for some shooters.

This guide details the field stripping process for the Tisas Regent BR9, a firearm inspired by the Browning Hi-Power. It covers the disassembly steps, inspection of internal components, and highlights the pistol's features like its Cerakote finish and fully supported chamber. The review emphasizes the quality of machining and its value proposition.