Tisas Regent Hi Power SS

• Feb 23, 2019

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I just got back from trying out my new Tisas Regent SS pistol. First impression love it. Shot great even with mag disconnect which I will do away with no hammer bite. Shot 165 rounds Indepence aluminum case and S&B only 2 failure to complete ejection with aluminum. Brass flawless. All hardball no HP yet. Will need wider grips small for my hands need better purchase on grip. Sites shoot little low need get used to them. Handling great only complaint is grips little small for my hands. Fairly accurate a good shooter will certainly do better than my old eyes plus was indoors not best lighting. Will do better outside in better light I feel like bit still not bad for first outing mostly in black of target I’m happy

 

• Feb 23, 2019

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Good snag. Looks nice. Thanks for the range report.
https://www.personaldefenseworld.com/2018/05/tisas-regent-br9-pistol/

 

• Feb 23, 2019

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As a HiPower fan I’ve been thinking about one of these hard. This might have pushed me over the edge.


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• Feb 23, 2019

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I even used a hi cap Hi Power mag it was flawless. Machine working in and out is great I might need get one in black some point. It shot better than Surplus ones I have had in past.

 

• Feb 23, 2019

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Even dirty looks good. Got it Brownells 10%off free shipping. Only thing is grips and Browning safety to small hard disengage

 

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• Feb 23, 2019

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Might add safety ok unless tear down then hard with recoil spring tension will definitely put in oversized one

 

• Feb 23, 2019

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bigwheel said:

Good snag. Looks nice. Thanks for the range report.
https://www.personaldefenseworld.com/2018/05/tisas-regent-br9-pistol/

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Are you aware that’s another John Moses Browning design? Ƒigured I should point that out after your previous post.

 

• Feb 23, 2019

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Oversized safety? Is that what your talking about not sure. I’m a 1911 guy 100% 95% what I own

 

• Feb 23, 2019

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Rocky Carey said:

Oversized safety? Is that what your talking about not sure. I’m a 1911 guy 100% 95% what I own

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Not you, he quoted bigwheel.

 

• Feb 23, 2019

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Ok had me confused sorry

 

• Feb 23, 2019

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That looks like a "true to original" HiPower clone. I've never been a fan of the HP, but that's pretty.

 

• Feb 23, 2019

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Rocky Carey said:

Oversized safety? Is that what your talking about not sure. I’m a 1911 guy 100% 95% what I own

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I didn’t mean you, but I will clarify my statement. The Hi-Power was designed by the same guy that designed the 1911.

 

• Feb 24, 2019

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Sorry didn’t get it at first my bad. Yep I’m a 1911 addict

 

• Feb 24, 2019

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Subscribed! I really like the HP design!

 

• Mar 3, 2019

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I shot my Tisas alongside my Browning today and this is my take. Both don’t like aluminum cases ammo Browning especially. Both shot great about equal accuracy even though old Browning is lot looser frame to slide,really didn’t affect accuracy. Browning trigger better even with mag safety still in gun. Tisas still has it also I might remove it then take up would be diffently smoother. That where real difference feels anyway is on take on trigger. Safety Browning hands down better Tisas needs to be either smoother or replaced. I have been working it trying smooth it up still very stiff hard disengage. I put Hogue grips on Tisas made big difference for my hands will do same for Browning. Tisas looks like it’s parent side by side except finish of course. I’m very happy with Tisas might need try snag a blue one in future . I think it’s a keeper very well built pistol held its own with Browning. In fact it shot my reloads great very very happy
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• Mar 3, 2019

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TxStetson said:

Are you aware that’s another John Moses Browning design? Ƒigured I should point that out after your previous post.

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Seems like I did hear that tidbit somewhere previously, but it is always good to get a memory refresher. If I ever get over my various phobias about single action pistols will check it out. Thanks.