1911 Tisas Carry B9BA Stingray
Tisas USA
$619.99
Tisas 1911 Carry B9BA - 9MM
The Tisas 1911 Carry B9BA blends futher enhances the classic 1911 design with modern features, offering a rugged and reliable sidearm built for concealed carry, self-defense, and range use. The Ed Brown Bobtail Cut® aluminum frame offers a more ergonimic grip, greater concealment and weight savings making it perfect for everyday carry or professional use.
Notable Features:
- Aluminum Frame and Forged Steel Slide
- Ed Brown Bobtail Cut®
- 70 Series Compatible Parts
- Machined Internals
- G10 Textured Grips
- Skeletonized Hammer and Trigger
- Tisas Dovetail Sights
-1yr Warranty/Lifetime Service Plan
Includes:
Hard Case - 2 Magazines - Cleaning Kit - Owners Manual
- Action Type:
- Semi-Auto
- Operation:
- Single Action
- Caliber:
- 9MM
- Frame/Receiver - Slide Finish:
- Cerakote
- Sights:
- Colt® 70 Series
- Sights:
- Fixed - 3-Dot
- Optics Ready/Cut:
- N/A
- Capacity (w/ Included Mags):
- 10+1
- Barrel Length:
- 4.25"
- Threaded:
- N/A
- Barrel Finish:
- Hard Chrome
- OAL:
- 7.92"
- Height:
- 5.3"
- Width:
- 1.41"
- Weight (Unloaded):
- 2 lbs.
WARNING: This product can expose you to Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
For more information go to : www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
For more information go to : www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
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Reviews
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1911
I have guns that cost more than this that are not as smooth or accurate!
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Stingray 1911 in 9mm
I purchased this to see if it would be good for EDC. I wanted something that would hold at least 10 rounds, be very accurate and have a good trigger. 1911s typically have the best trigger because they are single action and have an extremely short reset. This makes the 1911 faster than anything else out of the box with the exception of very high dollar competition handguns. I have a about 800 rounds through my stingray and the only issue I ever had was the slide didn't lock back after the last round. I purchased two new 10 round magazines to replace the 9 round magazines and that solved the problem. I would recommend the stingray to anyone interested in 1911s.