Tisas 1911A1 US Army WWII .45 ACP Manganese Phosphate Finish 7+1 - 7+1 Rounds | 5" Barrel | Wood Grips

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• Q: Are these WWII 1911's marked United States Property true to the originals?

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  • Asked 06/10/2025 10:15 by Bill W

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  Good evening to you!! The Tisas 1911A1 US Army WWII .45 ACP, is marked with "property of US government" . Have a good rest of your day.

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• Q: Tisas's website lists this pistol, this SKU number, as having a skeletonized trigger and hammer… I don't get it?

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  • Asked 06/02/2025 16:36 by Pete K

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  Hi Pete and welcome. The picture is accurate and is identical to the Tisas website for this specific model: https://tisasusa.com/1911a1-us-army-armed-services-family/ --------- Cheers, stay safe and enjoy!

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• Q: Tisas's website lists this pistol, this SKU number, as having a skeletonized trigger and hammer… I don't get it?

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  • Asked 06/02/2025 16:36 by Pete K

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  Hi Pete and welcome. The picture is accurate and is identical to the Tisas website for this specific model: https://tisasusa.com/1911a1-us-army-armed-services-family/ --------- Cheers, stay safe and enjoy!

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• Q: which is more durable, manganese phosphate finish or black certakote?

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  • Asked 11/20/2024 14:11 by James S

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  Hi James, Manganese phosphate, or parkerizing, is a chemical treatment that creates a crystalline coating on steel parts. This finish is widely used on military firearms for its strong anti-corrosion properties. The benefits of manganese phosphate include enhanced wear resistance, excellent oil retention, and a non-reflective surface.
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  Cerakote is a polymer-ceramic composite coating known for its robustness and versatility. It’s used on a variety of materials, including metal, plastic, and wood. Cerakote offers resistance to abrasion, chemicals, and impact. Additionally, it allows for customizable colors and patterns, giving firearm owners both durability and aesthetic flexibility. For those debating between cerakote vs anodize, Cerakote is favored for its and visual customization and flexibility to be applied on more than just aluminum.

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• Q: Dose this come with a hard case right?

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  • Asked 09/22/2024 05:41 by Oscar H

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  Hi Oscar and welcome. Yes. This model comes in a hard case with owner's manual, warranty registration card, (2) 7rd Magazines, cable lock, cleaning kit, bushing wrench, orange plastic chamber blocker and TISAS Sticker / Decal. Cheers and stay safe!

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• Q: Will this accept colt government mags? Thanks

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  • Asked 08/22/2024 20:32 by Dave L

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  Hi Dave and welcome. Yes Sir it will no issue. Cheers, stay safe and enjoy!

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• Q: Does Buds Gunshop offer a price match compared to other handgun vendors?

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  • Asked 07/15/2024 15:39 by Keith Z

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  Maybe 1st the item must have a price match request tab on the right side near add to cart you select price match request it opens a window where you will enter the price you found and where you found it. if Buds cant match it they will say they cant match that price it the can they will put the item in you cart. It will stay in your cart at that price for 1 hour if you want to buy the you go to your cart and check out if you don't want it you can either remove it from your cart or it will go away in a hour.
  

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• Q: Can a laser sight be mounted to this gun and is it a single action

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  • Asked 05/25/2024 00:44 by Ricky M

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  yes it is a single action and you can install laser grip with no problems Crimson Trace LG-401 https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/12811/crimson+trace+lasergrip+for+1911+government+commander

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• Q: Where is pistol manufactured what country?

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  • Asked 05/25/2024 01:07 by Steven S

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  Hi Steven and welcome. This is made in Turkey by Trabzon Silah Sanayi AŞ (TİSAŞ) and imported by SDS into the US. Cheers and stay safe!

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• Q: Is this a model 70

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  • Asked 05/23/2024 18:06 by Steven S

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  Hi Steven and welcome. Yes Sir, the Tisas 1911 A1 has Series 70 internals. Cheers, stay safe and enjoy!
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