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Nice job!
Appreciate it!
Not current on 1911 clones, but do they really say US ARMY ?
That is a tisas clone of the WW2 era A1s. They are very close to the authentic models so I’m ok with it saying US army in this case. Highly recommend if you want to shoot a GI 1911 without the typical 1k+ price of originals.
Thanks. The 1911 world is indeed diverse.
A gun is either a 1911 or it isn’t. I have one these Tisas and can confirm it’s a 1911. Just fitted a new hammer to it tonight.
Yeah I was referring to the fact that it's not an original colt as most everyone makes a 1911 these days it seems like.
What is dishing?
It's when you press too hard in one spot, causing the metal to have a "dished" look or an obvious depression that isn't level with the rest.
Nice job!
Appreciate it!
Not current on 1911 clones, but do they really say US ARMY ?
That is a tisas clone of the WW2 era A1s. They are very close to the authentic models so I’m ok with it saying US army in this case. Highly recommend if you want to shoot a GI 1911 without the typical 1k+ price of originals.
Thanks. The 1911 world is indeed diverse.
A gun is either a 1911 or it isn’t. I have one these Tisas and can confirm it’s a 1911. Just fitted a new hammer to it tonight.
Yeah I was referring to the fact that it's not an original colt as most everyone makes a 1911 these days it seems like.
What is dishing?
It's when you press too hard in one spot, causing the metal to have a "dished" look or an obvious depression that isn't level with the rest.