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Tisas 1911A1 US Army .45 ACP 5″ 7+1 WWII Reproduction Pistol

UPC: 711500175784

$409.99

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Description

There are a lot of 1911s out there, but few hit the mark on WWII-era authenticity the way the Tisas 1911A1 US Army does. This is a full-size, government-length reproduction of the M1911A1 that served U.S. forces through two world wars, and Tisas put real effort into getting the details right. The forged carbon steel frame and slide wear a manganese phosphate finish that gives it that period-correct Parkerized look, the arched mainspring housing is correct for the A1 configuration, and the A1-style GI sights keep things historically on point. The frame is even marked "US Property" on the right side, just like the originals.

Under the hood, it runs Colt 70 Series internals with a single-action trigger. The barrel is a 5" forged and machined unit with button rifling, and the whole pistol is built from forged and machined parts throughout the major components. Fit and finish consistently impress reviewers for the price point, with the frame-to-slide fit described as solid and the trigger breaking cleanly. The safety setup covers all the bases: thumb safety, grip safety with beavertail, and a hammer safety.

This pistol appeals to a pretty wide group. History buffs and military collectors will appreciate how close it gets to the Remington Rand M1911A1 profile from the 1943-1945 production era. Range shooters who want a no-frills, all-steel .45 ACP that points naturally and runs reliably will find plenty to like. It also makes a solid starting point for anyone looking to get into the 1911 platform without spending a fortune, or for a gunsmithing project. The Turkish walnut grips are a nice touch that adds to the classic feel in hand.

It ships with two 7-round magazines, a lockable hard case, a cleaning kit, a bushing wrench, a trigger lock, and an owner's manual. That's a solid package for a GI-style 1911.

Key Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Tisas
  • Model: 1911A1 US Army
  • MPN: 10100539
  • UPC: 711500175784
  • Caliber: .45 ACP
  • Action: Single-Action Semi-Auto
  • Barrel Length: 5" (Forged & Machined, Button Rifling)
  • Capacity: 7+1
  • Frame: Forged Carbon Steel, Full-Size
  • Slide: Forged Carbon Steel, Government Length, Serrated
  • Finish: Manganese Phosphate
  • Grips: Turkish Walnut
  • Sights: A1-Style GI Iron Sights
  • Safety: Thumb Safety, Beavertail Grip Safety, Hammer Safety
  • Internals: Colt 70 Series
  • Weight: 33.5 oz (unloaded)
  • Overall Length: 8.63"
  • Height: 5.42"
  • Width: 1.31"

What’s Included

  • Tisas 1911A1 US Army pistol
  • Two 7-round magazines
  • Lockable hard case
  • Cleaning kit
  • Bushing wrench
  • Trigger lock
  • Owner's manual

Frequently Asked Questions

How accurate is the Tisas 1911A1 US Army as a reproduction of the WWII-era M1911A1?

It's quite close. Tisas modeled this pistol specifically after the Remington Rand M1911A1 produced from 1943 to 1945, and the key period-correct details are all here: the arched mainspring housing, A1-style sights, manganese phosphate finish, and even the US Property marking on the right side of the frame. The one deliberate departure is the use of Colt 70 Series internals, which is actually a functional improvement over the original.

Does the Tisas 1911A1 US Army take standard 1911 magazines and parts?

Yes. The pistol uses standard single-stack 1911 .45 ACP magazines, and the parts are designed to be compatible with standard GI-spec 1911 components. That makes it a practical choice for anyone who already has 1911 mags in their collection, and a popular platform for those interested in customization or gunsmithing.

What kind of build quality can I expect for the price?

Better than you might expect. The frame and slide are both forged carbon steel, not cast, and reviewers across the board have noted that the fit and finish punch above the price point. The trigger is crisp for a stock GI-style 1911, and the frame-to-slide fit has been described as solid. It's not a custom shop gun, but it's genuinely well-made for what it is.

Is this a good pistol for someone new to the 1911 platform?

It's a great way to get into 1911s without a huge upfront commitment. You get a full-size, all-steel, properly configured 1911A1 with authentic ergonomics and standard controls, which is exactly what you want when learning the platform. It ships with two magazines and a full accessories kit, so you're ready to go right out of the box.

What is the Tisas 1911A1 US Army best suited for?

It's a natural fit for military history collectors, range shooters who want a classic all-steel .45, and anyone who's had a 1911-shaped hole in their safe for years. The GI-correct aesthetics make it a standout display piece, but it's fully functional and reliable enough for regular range sessions. It's also a popular starting point for 1911 gunsmiths and hobbyists.

What is the difference between the Tisas 1911A1 US Army and the Tisas 1911A1 ASF?

The ASF (Armed Services Family) is Tisas's more historically exacting version, specifically modeled after the 1943-1945 Remington Rand contract pistols with additional period details like a Type E hammer, re-profiled ejection port, and non-beveled magazine well. The standard 1911A1 US Army is still an accurate and well-built GI-style reproduction, but the ASF takes the historical fidelity a step further.

Additional information

UPC

711500175784

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Part Number

10100539

Action

Barrel Length

5"

Caliber/Gauge

.45 ACP

Capacity

7

Color

Gray

Model

Product Type

1911

Safety

Beavertail Grip/Hammer/Thumb

Shipping Weight

4.1

Sights

Iron Sights

Slide Description

Serrated

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