Tisas 1911 Duty Double Stack 9mm Optic Ready Pistol with Black Cerakote Finish
- Item Number: 1911 DUTY B9R DS
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- Condition: NEW
- 4.5 out of 5 ( 2 customer reviews )
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Product Description
What's in the Box
- Tisas 1911 Duty Double Stack Optics-Ready 9mm Pistol with Black Cerakote Finish
- (2) 17-Round Magazines
- Cleaning Kit
- Hard Case
- Trigger Lock
- Owners Manual
The Tisas Duty in 9MM is now available in a double stack version! Built around Tisas' forged slide, frame and barrel that are machined to exacting tolerances the new Double Stack models combine all the features of modern high capacity 1911 pistol with the reputation for quality and value we are known for. Tisas 1911 Double Stack model’s polymer grip modules have 25LPI checkering on the front and rear and molded texture.
Firearm Features
- Forged 4140 Carbon Steel Frame and Slide
- Skeletonized Black Finish Trigger
- OEM Checkmate, 17-Round Capacity Magazines
- Fore-End Accessory Rail
- Front/Rear Slide Serrations
Firearm Specifications
- Manufacturer: Tisas
- Model: 1911 DUTY B9R DS
- Caliber: 9mm
- Barrel Length: 5"
- Twist Rate: 1:10RH Twist Button Rifled
- Overall Length: 8.6"
- Finish: Black Cerakote
- Grips: Reinforced Polymer Glass Filled Module
- Sights: White Dot Tisas Dovetail Cut (Front)/Serrated Black Glock Dovetail (Rear)
- Magazine Capacity: 17-Rounds
- Additional Features: Optic Mount with 1/3 Co-Witness Direct 507k/RMSc Footprint M3 x 0.05 Treads
Customer Comments & Questions
Customer Reviews
An almost perfect firearm. Only issue is the optic cut is not within spec. Many others have this same problem. I went to install a Holosun 407k and its too tight so I had to Dremel down some so the optic would fit. Other than that, great firearm. A perfect choice to get into the 2011 market. I think trigger is perfect. Almost like this as much as my Canik Rival SFX S.
When I picked it up from the FFL that had an indoor range, the range was the first place I went after the 4473. It has no bull barrel and a GI guide rod, but shooting it, I couldn't tell the difference. I was able to shoot this fast and not stray far off target. I have medium size hands and had no problem holding it. You could shoot this being lazy and still get good shots with it. I shot a Staccato XC and loved it. I know I couldn't afford it right now, so I went with the Tisas. I have no regrets. The Tisas also accepts prodigy magazines which are plentiful.
