Tisas B9R DS

[Panayoti2]

To pass the California drop test the 9 ds has a titanium firing pin. To ensure reliable ignition with the lighter firing pin they come with a 23 lb hammer spring. This would explain the heavy trigger pull.

 

[bushmaster06]

For my last one I went with a Sar K2-45. Turk, .45, double stack (14 rds) on a CZ-75 platform. VERY nice pistol Link > K2-45
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The gap between the top of the slide and the bottom of the rear sight always bothered me a bit, but I'm still interested in the pistol. There's just something about giant .45s that I find intriguing.

 

[Panayoti2]

Range review on tisas ds 9mm. 100 rds factory 20 rds, 115 and 124 gr reloads. No issues. I just shot steel plates no paper for accuracy eval. Do that next trip. I am going to replace hammer spring before next range session. Trigger pull is heavy but no creep.

 

[L.C.]

Tisas makes a decent 1911 for the money.

 

[wolfman1]

Tisas makes a decent 1911 for the money.

Yes they do. I have a pretty standard one and it shots great, no failures, made really tight.

 

[Panayoti2]

Second range session with tisas 9 ds. I replaced the hammer spring with a 19#. Factory stock is 23#. It has a titanium firing pin so I was concerned about reliable ignition. No issues. Also I picked up 2 17 Rd prodigy mags. They ran fine. The mags from tisas that came with the gun were much nicer. Made by checkmate I believe. I only issue I have is when loaded the rounds rattle. They don't with the factory mags. Tisas was out of stock on ds mags.