Tisas 1911 A1 Service Full Size Service .45 ACP Black Cerakote Pistol

A: yes It is what is commonly called a GI version it is a clone of the WWII 1911 issue pistols

A: Yes this is the Army version, full specs and details here https://www.sdsguns.com/products/handguns-sds-imports-713135218539-312

A: I use these but be aware that the price is for 1 mag not 2 as pictured https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/31064/chip+mccormick+classic+blued+1911+45acp+8rd+magazine

A: Thomas, I highly recommend the Chip McCormick extra power spring magazines. 8rd and 10rd : https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/31061/chip+mccormick+stainless+power+mag+1911+45acp+8rd+magazine ------------------------- https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/31060/chip+mccormick+stainless+power+mag+1911+45acp+10rd+magazine

A: Lucas, fortunately it does not Sir. You will not feel it is there when shooting. Cheers and stay safe!

A: Not at all. Once you've got your grip situated and fire you'll never know it's there!!

A: No this pistol is parkerized

A: Terry, always trust the Manufacturer UPC code. This pistol has a Black Cerakote Finish. Some vendors mistakenly list it as Parkerized. Cheers and stay safe!

A: Terry, Black cerakote finish, per the SDS website >>> https://www.sdsimports.com/category-s/430118641.htm .....Have a great day!

A: The manufacturer list's it as black cerakote. So the picture is correct not the description. Hope this helps.

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A: Donald, you just put the gun in your cart, and choose a FFL near you to have it shipped to during checkout. Easy peasy. Your FFL will submit background check, and of course you will need any applicable permits for where you live. FFL locator here >>> https://www.budsgunshop.com/ffl.php .....Have a great day!

A: You just add the firearm to your cart and proceed to checkout. During checkout you will be asked Wich FFL dealer you want the firearm to be shipped to, your address and payment information. Buds will then ship the firearm to the FFL dealer you chose. When your FFL dealer receives the firearm they will call you to let you know it's ready to be picked up. Then you just go to the FFL dealer/gunshop and do the background check/transfer. If you pass the background check you get to walk out with your new toy. The FFL dealer will charge a transfer fee normally costing around $20-$35. It's just like walking into a store and buying a firearm only difference is you buy it online and then it's shipped to a store near you. Hope this helps.

A: Buy the gun you want just like any other online purchase. The only difference is it needs to be sent to an FFL. Buds has an FFL finder you can use during checkout to find the one you want. I suggest calling or visiting the FFL before ordering to confirm their fee and that they are open and operating. Fees are usually anywhere from $20-$100 depending on where you have it sent. The FFL will have all of the paperwork for you to fill out when you get there. Stay safe and happy plinking!!

A: David, yes Sir. Some details with pictures here : -- https://forum.pafoa.org/showthread.php?t=200491&page=4