Tisas 1911- questions
Posted: December 1st, 2015, 6:04 pm
I came across one of these used, $300 out the door, in excellent/like new condition. It's the government model, with no firing pin safety, .45 acp. I bought it, because
1 I had a hole in my collection where a 1911 should be,
2 it seems like a good price
3 I've read a lot of positive things about Turkish handguns recently
I'm asking about it here, because when going to a 1911-centric site, you get a couple of favorable opinions, and a whole lot of "you get what you pay for" remarks.
Getting what I pay for; for that price I've gotten a LAPD trade-in Beretta 92, a Czech trade-in CZ 75, a surplus'd S&W 39-2, a whole slew of Eastern Bloc surplus handguns, and quite a few others. These guns are working man's guns, and more importantly, they work as intended. They are not flashy, but I didn't want them to be. They are black (blued, anodized, parkerized, or in the case of my CZ's, polycoated). There are no huge billboards on any of the slides.
I'm expecting the Tisas to be the same. Any reason it wouldn't be? Anyone have any experience with one? Thanks in advance.
1 I had a hole in my collection where a 1911 should be,
2 it seems like a good price
3 I've read a lot of positive things about Turkish handguns recently
I'm asking about it here, because when going to a 1911-centric site, you get a couple of favorable opinions, and a whole lot of "you get what you pay for" remarks.
Getting what I pay for; for that price I've gotten a LAPD trade-in Beretta 92, a Czech trade-in CZ 75, a surplus'd S&W 39-2, a whole slew of Eastern Bloc surplus handguns, and quite a few others. These guns are working man's guns, and more importantly, they work as intended. They are not flashy, but I didn't want them to be. They are black (blued, anodized, parkerized, or in the case of my CZ's, polycoated). There are no huge billboards on any of the slides.
I'm expecting the Tisas to be the same. Any reason it wouldn't be? Anyone have any experience with one? Thanks in advance.