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AAlexanderA replied to the thread Tisas M1911A1 ASF versus WW2 Remington-Rand.Armscor, RIA, all the same. I started out with the Philippine model that most resembled the WW2 gun, and tried to make it acceptable by...
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AAlexanderA replied to the thread Tisas M1911A1 ASF versus WW2 Remington-Rand.Tisas, in its ASF model, has done a good job replicating the WW2 configuration. The biggies are the non-lowered ejection port, the...
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AAlexanderA replied to the thread Tisas M1911A1 ASF versus WW2 Remington-Rand.I forgot to mention that it comes in a really nifty fitted case with cleaning rod, brush, trigger lock, chamber flag, and barrel bushing...
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AAlexanderA replied to the thread Tisas M1911A1 ASF versus WW2 Remington-Rand.The underlying quality is very good, and the price is below what it "should" be, based on that quality. These would make a good...
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AAlexanderA reacted to Heir Kommt Die Sonne's post in the thread Tisas M1911A1 ASF versus WW2 Remington-Rand with
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AAlexanderA replied to the thread Tisas M1911A1 ASF versus WW2 Remington-Rand.The Tisas quality is truly impressive. Look again at some of my close-up pictures, above. No visible machining marks, whatsoever. This...
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AAlexanderA replied to the thread Tisas M1911A1 ASF versus WW2 Remington-Rand.Don't assume that clones and reproductions will never have collector value. We've already seen this with muzzleloaders -- some of the...
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AAlexanderA replied to the thread Who dislikes/hates the Beretta 92FS/M9?.You need to measure the grip circumference, using a tape measure. Here's what I get, measuring at the midpoint of the grip. Most common...
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AMain draw back to a 92fs is it's just to darn fat to fit in some people's hands. It fits me like I designed it for myself.
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AAlexanderA replied to the thread Who dislikes/hates the Beretta 92FS/M9?.Who dislikes/hates the Beretta 92FS/M9? They are big, clunky guns (compared to, say, the Sig Sauer M17/M18). But the feature I dislike...
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AAlexanderA replied to the thread Tisas M1911A1 ASF versus WW2 Remington-Rand.Only because Tisas themselves are making a big deal about copying specifically a mid-war Remington-Rand. Certain parts, such as the...
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AAlexanderA replied to the thread Tisas M1911A1 ASF versus WW2 Remington-Rand.That's reassuring to know. So my Tisas is correctly fitted. However, on all of my original WW2 guns (Colt, Remington-Rand, and Ithaca...
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AAlexanderA replied to the thread Tisas M1911A1 ASF versus WW2 Remington-Rand.Yes, everything except the recoil spring plug. I didn't see any problem with that.
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AAlexanderA replied to the thread Tisas M1911A1 ASF versus WW2 Remington-Rand.I was specifically looking for one at the recent Nation's Gun Show in Chantilly, Virginia (which is a huge show). No vendor had one, and...
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AAlexanderA replied to the thread Tisas M1911A1 ASF versus WW2 Remington-Rand.Part 2 -- The Grips The Tisas comes with two sets of grips: Turkish walnut in a diamond pattern, and plastic. The following picture...
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