TISAS 1911s

[Trooper224]

Does Harrison's not taking work on Tisases(?) include the front sights or just the rear?

Because I would like to replace the brass beads on my pair with gold beads at some point.

Unfortunately, that also includes the front sight. The mortise in which the sight rests isn't standard spec either. This requires reshaping the sights tenon. This is all covered upthread.

[Slice]

Another fine day shooting groups with the Tisas. Mods include a Wilson chrome silicone recoil spring, Wilson extra power firing pin spring, and Wilson extractor & firing pin stop. Gun runs just fine and shoots straight😀

[Trooper224]

I saw enough comments about Tisas springs that I have a spring kit on the way for the JSOC.

Since I have now replaced every spring in these two pistols, I can recommend that.

Recoil spring: no problems encountered, but seems too short and non-quality.
Firing Pin spring: replaced as a matter of course with the RS.
Plunger spring: awfully light
Mag catch spring: ridiculously heavy.
Sear spring: soft
Hammer spring: not yet, so not every spring.

[Trooper224]

Does Harrison's not taking work on Tisases(?) include the front sights or just the rear?

Because I would like to replace the brass beads on my pair with gold beads at some point.

Are your sights dovetailed? If so, he might accept the sight alone for replacement. I sent him the front sight on my CZ1911A1 for such.

[CSW]

With the Tisas DS, are you limited to the Rmsc direct mounting, or do they offer a plate for use of a standard size RMR?

[HeavyDuty]

Whoever said upthread that their ambi safeties are a bitch to remove wasn’t kidding.

[Tokarev]

$499.99 in cart price.

https://battlehawkarmory.com/product...a8d011fd35947f

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[entropy]

$499.99 in cart price.

https://battlehawkarmory.com/product...a8d011fd35947f

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[Trooper224]

Whoever said upthread that their ambi safeties are a bitch to remove wasn’t kidding.

I've found the pry tool at the bottom right, with the yellow handle, to be ideal for the task.

[HeavyDuty]

I've found the pry tool at the bottom right, with the yellow handle, to be ideal for the task.

That’s a nice tool kit! Do you know where it can be found?

The tool on the left looks suspiciously like a rail bender…