Military Armament Corporation 1911 DS | SHOT Show 2024

SDS Imports is expanding its 2024 offerings with new double-stack 2011-style pistols under the Tisas and Military Armament Corporation (MAC) brands, alongside a revival of the Inglis High Power. The Tisas models feature RMSC optic mounts and STI magazine compatibility, with prices starting at $799 for the base model and $959 for the 'Night Stalker' variant, which includes a threaded barrel. The MAC 2011, priced at $1099, boasts an RMR footprint, full-length Picatinny rail, bull barrel, and full-length recoil guide rod. The Inglis High Power, based on the Mark 3 design without a magazine disconnect, will start at $489.95 and utilize standard High Power magazines, with shipping expected around early March.

This review of the Military Armament Corporation (MAC) 9 DS Comp positions it as a budget-friendly 2011-style pistol. The reviewer highlights its compensated barrel, optic-ready slide with the Agency Optic System, and an extended slide release as key features. While acknowledging its value for the price, potential buyers are advised to be aware of the optic screw reliability issues and consider grip upgrades for improved ergonomics.

This review of the Turkish-made MAC DS9, a 2011-style pistol, highlights its functional similarity to Staccato models at a significantly lower price point. The presenter details its optic-ready slide, bull barrel design, ambidextrous safety, flared magwell, and 17-round capacity, noting its reliability over 1500 rounds. It's presented as a strong contender for competition shooting.

This video provides a first look at three new 2011-style pistols from Tisas and Military Armament Corporation, all priced around $1000, showcased at SHOT Show 2024 Range Day. The featured models include the Tisas 1911 Duty B9R DS, Tisas Night Stalker SF DS9, and MAC 1911-9 DS. The description also includes affiliate links and recommendations for various gear, including grips, optics, clothing, eye protection, gun oil, holsters, and hearing protection.

This Guns & Gear episode features Jahred Gamez of SDS Imports / Military Armament Corporation discussing the new MAC 1911 JSOC 45 pistol. The segment highlights its throwback design with operator-requested features and upgrades. Chris Cerino then demonstrates the pistol's accuracy and the power of the .45 ACP round. The show also acknowledges its sponsors and broadcast schedule.

This review covers the Military Armament Corporation (MAC) 1911 DS-D Comp, a double-stack 1911 pistol featuring a 5-inch ported barrel with an integrated compensator. The pistol boasts ambidextrous controls, an optics-ready slide with included plates, suppressor height sights, and a flat-faced trigger. Technical specifications and trigger pull weight are verified, with the presenter noting the smooth slide action and comfortable grip, especially for its price point.

This guide details the use of the Primary Arms PLx Compact 1-8x24mm FFP rifle scope, based on expert assessment. It covers transitioning between 1x and 8x magnifications for rapid target acquisition and precision shooting at distance. The review highlights the scope's excellent glass clarity and the functional benefits of its First Focal Plane ACSS Raptor M2 reticle, particularly for AR-15 platforms chambered in 5.56 NATO.

This guide details the installation of the Radian Ramjet Afterburner barrel and compensator system onto a Glock 43X. It covers the process from disassembly to mounting the optic and light, emphasizing proper torque specifications and safety. Roger Barrera, a recognized industry professional and holster manufacturer, demonstrates the methodical installation process.

This guide details the installation of an optic and weapon light on the Beretta 92xi Gara, as demonstrated by Roger Barrera. It covers proper torque procedures using a Wheeler F.A.T. Wrench and the application of witness marks for optic screw security. The process emphasizes safe handling and the use of high-tier tactical accessories for a customized setup.

This video showcases a live fire demonstration from the perspective of Roger Barrera (QVO Tactical) using an Atibal LPVO. The footage highlights the optic's reticle illumination and clarity during dusk engagements on a steel target, demonstrating proficient recoil management and consistent target acquisition.