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Model 1911A1 US Army
Tisas Pistol 1911A1 US Army .45 Auto Variant-1
Scale To:
Gun Dimensions Width:1.38-in
Length:8.6-in Height:No Data
Barrel:5-in Weight:35.6-oz
1 Variant
Gun Rankings
  • Power Factor (230 grain bullet)195500
  • Recoil Factor (230 grain bullet)7.49 ft-lb
  • Total Capacity8 rounds
  • ConcealabilityFair
  • Defense Factor76%
Gun Specifications
Type:Pistol
Produced:2019 -
Caliber:.45 Auto
Action:recoil operated semi-automatic
Trigger:single-action (SA)
Safety:grip safety, manual thumb safety
Magazine:7-round
Frame:carbon steel
Grip:brown checkered plastic
Sights:fixed combat
Notes:dark gray military type finish
Manufacturer
TISAS Trabzon Silah Sanayi A.S
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Gun Value
MSRP:$420.00Used Est:$315.00
Last Update:1/5/2023
About the Gun

The 1911 A1 US Army is a re-production of the US Military's service pistol in .45 ACP. All steel construction with a 5 inch hammer forged barrel,

Cartridge Specifications
Cartridge: .45 Automatic
Alias: .45 Automatic Colt Pistol (ACP)
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Ballistics for This Gun
Selected Bullet Mass:230 grains
MV:850 ft/sec ME:369 ft-lbs
About the Cartridge

This cartridge was developed by John Browning and was adopted by the United States Ordnance Department along with the Colt-Browning automatic pistol in 1911. It has also been made the official military handgun chambering by several other governments, notably Argentina, Mexico and Norway. The 45 Automatic is the most powerful military handgun cartridge in use today. This is a heavy and powerful sub-sonic round. Although its muzzle energy can exceed 400 ft-lbs, its velocity and bullet weight creates a steep trajectory curve that limits its effective range to self-defense distances.

User Rating
2 User Ratings
2 User Comments
User Comments

4 of 5 Stars
My first 1911
By JediSayia on 26 Aug 2023
I love the format, hammer bite withstanding. It is SUPER accurate and the recoil is very well mitigated my its steel construction. I will say however, there are some revolvers with the same round capacity.

5 of 5 Stars
Tisas 1911 US Army
By cjsolar5 on 06 Nov 2021
I have two of these. Both are very fine weapons. I have shot the first one quite often. I shoots very well and is very reliable. I would put it up against any of my more expensive 1911's. I like the "bare bones" models due to the fact that, in my opinion, if something break, it can be repaired cheaper.