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Tisas Partners With The Civilian Marksmanship Program To Build 1911 Pistol

One commenter mentioned a lowered and flared ejection port. If you look at the picture, it appears to be as designed. The Tisas model I bought does have the lowered and flared port. I did bob the hammer to eliminate hammer bite. Not sure if a Type E hammer is what is on mine.
 
Lowered and flared port is unnecessary if your extractor and ejector are set up right.

Lowered port doesn't hurt anything and I don't mind its looks. Flared I don't care for at all and as I said, is completely unnecessary.
 
It's the same gun as this post on Jan. 10th...

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Tisas US Army .45 came today

I had an issue with my first FFL. Finally called the online store and they suggested another FFL. I did that, they sent it Tuesday and got it today. Mag release is a bit stiff, can't wait to try it. Machining looks very nice. Loaded a couple from a mag and chambered nicely. Barrel bushing seems...
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with the exception it will have the stamp "CMP" on the right-side of the dust cover. Other than that its the same gun.

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CMP Will be Offering a New M1911 :: Guns.com

Tennessee-based SDS Imports has partnered with the federally chartered Civilian Marksmanship Program to offer an alternative to those looking to get a GI milsurp 1911.
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New Tisas USA Museum-Grade 1911A1 Replica: First Look - Firearms News

A division of SDS Imports, Tisas USA is proud to announce a new museum-grade 1911A1 Replica.
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There is no enlarged & lowered port since that's not accurate.
 
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It makes sense to buy a good repo to shoot for $500 than to spend 2 grand on a collector grade real thing that you shouldn't shoot. Maybe Colt will jump on the bandwagon and turn out one that looks identical to their war time production.
 
I have two 1911s with original tiny USGI sights. I don't like them, and hardly ever shoot them.

I can get along just fine with the high fixed sights of the SA MilSpec or equivalent. ;)
 
BTW - In order to purchase one of these CMP 1911's (and any other CMP-offered firearms) you have to belong to the CMP through an affiliated club, or be a member of the Garand Collectors Association, which is the easiest way.

Garand Collectors Association – For Shooters and Collectors of the M1 Garand Rifle

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CMP Purchase Eligibility Requirements - Civilian Marksmanship Program

Read all of the requirements toward obtaining parts, ammo and other CMP Sales items, including eligibility and local shipping information.
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Talyn said:
It's the same gun as this post on Jan. 10th...

www.thearmorylife.com

Tisas US Army .45 came today

I had an issue with my first FFL. Finally called the online store and they suggested another FFL. I did that, they sent it Tuesday and got it today. Mag release is a bit stiff, can't wait to try it. Machining looks very nice. Loaded a couple from a mag and chambered nicely. Barrel bushing seems...
www.thearmorylife.com www.thearmorylife.com

with the exception it will have the stamp "CMP" on the right-side of the dust cover. Other than that its the same gun.

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www.guns.com

CMP Will be Offering a New M1911 :: Guns.com

Tennessee-based SDS Imports has partnered with the federally chartered Civilian Marksmanship Program to offer an alternative to those looking to get a GI milsurp 1911.
www.guns.com www.guns.com

www.firearmsnews.com

New Tisas USA Museum-Grade 1911A1 Replica: First Look - Firearms News

A division of SDS Imports, Tisas USA is proud to announce a new museum-grade 1911A1 Replica.
www.firearmsnews.com www.firearmsnews.com

There is no enlarged & lowered port since that's not accurate.
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Why oh why’d you go post that museum grade one, T ?!?
Now I’m soon to be out $500…
Plus S/H & transfer 🙄


😉😇
 
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