Videos tagged with Tisas Regent BR9-SS

This video features an "Upgraded Tisas Regent BR9-SS" handgun, presented by MK3 Firearms, a custom gunsmithing shop and parts manufacturer based in Las Vegas, Nevada. The description provides contact information for inquiries, custom builds, and shipping addresses. While the specific type of firearm (pistol) is mentioned, details on caliber, specific modifications, or usage scenarios like range testing or reviews are not explicitly provided in the text.

This video discusses the common internet advice against DIY gunsmithing, particularly for tasks like trigger installation. The speaker argues that most firearm modifications are simpler than car maintenance and that as long as modifications stay within manufacturer specifications or reputable aftermarket part specs, liability risks are minimal. The speaker demonstrates a trigger installation on a Tisas Regent BR9 SS, advocating for individuals to work on their own firearms if they possess the competence.

This review covers the Tisas Regent BR9 SS, a stainless steel clone of the Browning Hi-Power. The reviewer highlights its near-identical construction to the original, with the exception of Novak sights. After modifications, including trigger work and removal of the magazine disconnect, the trigger pull weight was reduced from approximately 7.5-8 lbs to 4-4.5 lbs, with improved smoothness and a crisp break. The firearm demonstrated excellent reliability after an initial few failures attributed to out-of-spec Winchester White Box ammunition. Accuracy is noted as "deadeye," with the stock sights being dead-on at 20 yards. Potential weak points like the stock extractor and rear plate are mentioned, with recommendations for upgrades using original Browning parts. The reviewer rates the modified BR9 SS an A+ for its value, reliability, accuracy, and suitability as a carry or range gun.

This video provides an expert overview of the TISAS Regent BR9 SS, a 9mm Hi-Power clone from Turkey, presented by Paul Levy from Brownells. The review highlights its quality, compatibility with standard Hi-Power parts like Mec-Gar magazines and Brownells threaded barrels, and its value proposition as an affordable alternative to the discontinued Browning Hi-Power. The firearm features standard safety mechanisms and sights, making it familiar to Hi-Power enthusiasts.