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Turkish Pistols in 2026: Which Ones Are Worth Buying?

I have the Tisas Stingray. Fun to shoot and have put around 2000 rds through it with 0 failures. My SA milspec 1911 on the other hand has been back to SA twice and i just broke extractor #2. Between the two, I would feel more comfortable with the Tisas at my bedside.
 
An accurate replica of the WW2 issued Remington-Rand 1911A1


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I did have a shotgun made in Turkey and it worked well. My ATI 1911 Commander has all the paper work stating it was made in Texas. It works well no problems and came with 5 mags. I got it used and it's 9mm it spends time in my kitchen in case a steak needs tendering 😏
 
What was your mil spec sent back for?
The first time was when the front sight came off after about 250 rounds. The second time was for broken extractor #1 after about 1000 rounds. I was going to replace it on my own but SA customer service suggested i send it back so it could be fitted. A few weeks ago the extractor snapped again after about another 600-700 rounds. Rather than sending it back again i bought a Wilson Combat Bullet Proof extractor and installed/fitted it myself along with new recoil spring, firing pin and spring.
 
The first time was when the front sight came off after about 250 rounds. The second time was for broken extractor #1 after about 1000 rounds. I was going to replace it on my own but SA customer service suggested i send it back so it could be fitted. A few weeks ago the extractor snapped again after about another 600-700 rounds. Rather than sending it back again i bought a Wilson Combat Bullet Proof extractor and installed/fitted it myself along with new recoil spring, firing pin and spring.
More then likely the SA extractors are MIM and not tooled steel, looks like I’ll pick up some parts like the ones you got, thanks Mike!
 
I may have gotten a “special” one. I haven’t heard many complaints about them here.
You’re the first, on the firing pin, the one you got may not fit, SA uses there own pin which has a smaller diameter then regular 1911 pins, there is a company that has the ones SA uses, here it is

 
You’re the first, on the firing pin, the one you got may not fit, SA uses there own pin which has a smaller diameter then regular 1911 pins, there is a company that has the ones SA uses, here it is

@Annihilator The firing pin and springs are from SA. The extractor is from Wilson.
 
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