Tisas Regent BR9 Shooting Impressions

Published on April 20, 2018
Duration: 8:16

The Tisas Regent BR9 offers an affordable entry into the classic Browning Hi-Power platform. It successfully handled a wide variety of ammunition in reliability tests and demonstrated impressive accuracy from 7 yards. While it shares the Hi-Power's characteristic non-drop-free magazine and potential for hammer bite, it's presented as an excellent value for those seeking the feel of a historical firearm without the cost.

Quick Summary

The Tisas Regent BR9 is an affordable 9mm reproduction of the Browning Hi-Power, imported by LKCI. It passed multi-load reliability tests with various ammunition and demonstrated tight accuracy from 7 yards. Potential ergonomic concerns include the magazine not dropping free and possible hammer bite for larger hands.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Disassembly
  2. 01:03Basic Reliability Test (Full Mag + 1)
  3. 02:09Multi-Load Reliability ('What's for Dinner?')
  4. 06:22Accuracy Testing (7 Yards)
  5. 06:57Final Reflections & Hammer Bite

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Tisas Regent BR9?

The Tisas Regent BR9 is a 9mm pistol imported by LKCI that serves as an affordable reproduction of the classic Browning Hi-Power design. It aims to provide the feel and aesthetics of the historical firearm at a lower price point.

How reliable is the Tisas Regent BR9?

The Regent BR9 demonstrated good reliability in testing, successfully handling a wide variety of 9mm ammunition, including different weights and types, during a multi-load test. It also passed a standard 'Full Mag + 1' reliability check.

Is the Tisas Regent BR9 accurate?

Yes, the Tisas Regent BR9 showed impressive accuracy during testing. A five-shot group fired from 7 yards using Nosler 115gr Match ammunition was notably tight, indicating good inherent precision from the pistol.

What are potential issues with the Tisas Regent BR9?

Like many Hi-Power designs, the Regent BR9's magazine does not drop free automatically. Additionally, shooters with larger hands might experience 'hammer bite,' where the hammer pinches the web of their hand.

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