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4/3/2026 7:27:55 AM EDT
I have owned dozens of pistols and revolvers of all makes and my $600 Tisas Match is one of the best built and most accurate of them all.
https://tisasarms.com/en/category/pistols/1911-target-series/zig-m1911-match
4/3/2026 7:38:22 AM EDT
[#1]
I have owned alot of pistols too, including other tisas pistols, which were ok.

But my match is also a flawless 1911. Really impressive Machining and some of the best groups I've shot with a handgun.

Hopefully theyre just as nice when they come back
4/3/2026 8:08:06 AM EDT
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I bought a Match at a clearance price. I don’t recall where from but it was an awesome pistol for even twice what I had paid.
Seem to recall there was a recall that Tisas completely took care of.

Sold my Match during a difficult time and got almost twice what I paid in Gunbroker.

Didn’t realize they would become unavailable or I would never have sold it, will seriously consider buying another depending on the price.
4/3/2026 8:49:08 AM EDT
[Last Edit: parrisisland1978][Edited] [#3]
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Originally Posted By Princeton:
I bought a Match at a clearance price. I don’t recall where from but it was an awesome pistol for even twice what I had paid.
Seem to recall there was a recall that Tisas completely took care of.

Sold my Match during a difficult time and got almost twice what I paid in Gunbroker.

Didn’t realize they would become unavailable or I would never have sold it, will seriously consider buying another depending on the price.
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I found mine at such a discounted price that I was going to order 2.
I only bought the one and when it arrived it was so nice I went back online to actually buy another one and they were already out of stock.
Kept looking and searching for one for a few years and never saw one for sale.
Tisas had an “Enhanced Duty” model that was almost as good as the Match that I was getting ready to purchase when I saw a barely used Wilson COMBAT CQB Elite for 1/2 of what they sell for and jumped on it.
The Tisas is just as well made.
The ONLY thing that Wilson did was blend the mag well in just a tiny bit better.
But Tisas fitted the barrel, bushing, and slide better. And I love the undercut trigger guard.
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4/3/2026 10:46:25 AM EDT
[#4]
Damn, those look really nice.
4/4/2026 11:57:53 AM EDT
[#5]
No msrp listed yet, but that's looking like I'm going to need one.
4/4/2026 12:01:44 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By 69rrdriver:
No msrp listed yet, but that's looking like I'm going to need one.
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Same. I have a large number of Tisas 1911s and they have all been great pistols so I am eager to try a “Match” model.
“That’s not how it works. You buy more tools and power than you need and as you fuck everything up you gain the knowledge to become a better carpenter.”

Tveddy
4/4/2026 12:52:26 PM EDT
[#7]
A past post from the last time I took pictures of the Tisas at the range.
Hopefully, they will still continue to be able to offer it with all the forged steel parts and hand fitting at a fair price point.

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4/4/2026 4:01:43 PM EDT
[Last Edit: dmk0210][Edited] [#8]
I have a MAC JSOC, which has a lot of overlap with the Match. It's a really great pistol, very accurate.

I'd like to get one of these in 9mm.
4/5/2026 3:20:20 PM EDT
[#9]
Quick Video review on Guns & Gear from a few years ago.


*NEW* Tisas 1911 Match 45 | Guns & Gear

4/5/2026 7:39:48 PM EDT
[Last Edit: Princeton][Edited] [#10]
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Originally Posted By dmk0210:
I have a MAC JSOC, which has a lot of overlap with the Match. It's a really great pistol, very accurate.

I'd like to get one of these in 9mm.
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I bought a MAC JSOC also for the exact same reason. I was missing the Tisas Match and when I saw the JSOC had mostly all the same custom boxes checked except for the stainless it seemed like a nice alternative.

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