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Looks like the Prodigy might have competition soon.

Bragah said:
I'd be very interested to try one out. Don't know anything about the manufacturer, but if the quality is good and it shoots well, it's a winner.
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Girsan makes some very good firearms. i had thier MC Regard, a clone to the Beretta 92 FS, and it was (to me) better in that it came with a metal trigger (Beretta is plastic), and a steel guide rod, (beretta is plastic)

i had to (sadly) sell it due to other considerations.

i still have my Beretta, but i did replace the plastic trigger with a steel one, and i also replaced the plastic guide rod, for a steel one.

1 more thing, Girson and Tisas make very good guns, and also a bit cheaper.

my Beretta 92FS went for $700

the Girson clone went for $550......
 
The Tisas BR9 BHP replica had numerous issues & that carried over to the SA/Tisas SA-35 collaboration. The Girsan BHP replica appears to be almost issue-free.

So I'm much more inclined to go with one of the several Girsan BHP-type models since they appear to be taking the demand for BHP-types more seriously.

But, Tisas appears to make good replicas of other famous pistols. I was considering their WW2 accurate USGI 1911A1 since SA shows no inclination of reintroducing their past WW2 accurate USGI 1911, but then I discovered the Inland Manufacturing WW2 accurate 1911A1 entirely made in the USA, but at a premium price due to higher USA manufacturing costs.
 
Talyn said:
The Tisas BR9 BHP replica had numerous issues & that carried over to the SA/Tisas SA-35 collaboration. The Girsan BHP replica appears to be almost issue-free.

So I'm much more inclined to go with one of the several Girsan BHP-type models since they appear to be taking the demand for BHP-types more seriously.

But, Tisas appears to make good replicas of other famous pistols. I was considering their WW2 accurate USGI 1911A1 since SA shows no inclination of reintroducing their past WW2 accurate USGI 1911, but then I discovered the Inland Manufacturing WW2 accurate 1911A1 entirely made in the USA, but at a premium price due to higher USA manufacturing costs.
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I just saw an ad in this month's NRA mag. Actually it was a review by someone called Meloni. It's a Tisas Striker gun, very similar to the VP9 or the PPQ. Complete with changeable side and back straps. Price ? $550.


Maybe just me but if you pay $550 for a Turkish polymer gun instead of coming off the extra hundo for the HK or Walther, you belong in a mental institution.
 
Bassbob said:
I just saw an ad in this month's NRA mag. Actually it was a review by someone called Meloni. It's a Tisas Striker gun, very similar to the VP9 or the PPQ. Complete with changeable side and back straps. Price ? $550.


Maybe just me but if you pay $550 for a Turkish polymer gun instead of coming off the extra hundo for the HK or Walther, you belong in a mental institution.
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Turkey is the new China when it comes to copying firearms, and/or making replicas/look-a-likes with minor changes to skirt patents.
 
I would never knowingly purchase anything made in Turkey. Sorry the place is a dive and trust me not american friendly. Would rather shoot a HIPoint, at least it's american made. Now that I know the SA-35 has Turkish parts, its out too!
 
bllefkay said:
This possibly is my next gun if I get bored with my Hellcat Pro after upcoming mods!

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This gun shoots lights out . It's a little bulky compared to a hellcat or P365 . Butttttttttttttt wow on trigger . Recoil compared to the poly guns is almost non existent . I currently own the 4.25 and even with irons 100 yard steel plate hits are pretty easy . Especially with a fiber optic front sight . Currently it's the funniest gun I have to shoot .
 
Rick53 said:
This gun shoots lights out . It's a little bulky compared to a hellcat or P365 . Butttttttttttttt wow on trigger . Recoil compared to the poly guns is almost non existent . I currently own the 4.25 and even with irons 100 yard steel plate hits are pretty easy . Especially with a fiber optic front sight . Currently it's the funniest gun I have to shoot .
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Convince me not to spend another $1k on a Wilson X9.
 
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Whether you like this sort of thing or not, more double stack 1911s that don’t break the bank is good for everyone.
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I've owned double stack 1911s(Para Ordinance P14-45 and Rock Island 9mm/22 tcm). Both were fantastic firearms. If I didn't have neck issues I'd still have one or both of them.

14 - 20 rounds in a 1911 is a pretty good combination. For some people the grip of a single stack 1911 is too thin for them, so a double stack grip usually feels better..:)

It's a great time to be a fan of 1911s, so many good ones out there...:)
 
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