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The Tisas 1911 Stingray Carry B9BA is a Commander-length 9mm 1911 that was designed from the start with concealed carry in mind. It uses a machined aluminum frame topped with a forged carbon steel slide, and the 4.25-inch barrel is cold hammer-forged with a ramped throat for reliable feeding. The two-tone finish pairs a matte black Cerakote slide against a dark gray Cerakote frame, and the whole package weighs in at around 30 ounces empty, which is noticeably lighter than a traditional all-steel Commander. The internals follow the Colt Series 70 configuration, meaning no firing pin block, and a titanium firing pin keeps the system drop-safe without cluttering up the trigger feel.
The defining feature here is the Ed Brown Bobtail cut on the mainspring housing. A standard 1911 has a hard, squared corner at the base of the grip that likes to dig into your side and poke through cover garments. The Bobtail rounds that corner off, converting it to more of a round-butt profile that rides closer to the body and disappears under a shirt far better than a standard Commander does. Combined with the aluminum frame shaving weight off the equation, this is a carry gun that actually earns the label. The undercut trigger guard, scalloped fish-scale slide serrations, and dimpled slide stop port are the kinds of details that show up on custom builds, not factory guns in this price range.
The ambidextrous thumb safety runs positive, crisp clicks in both directions, which matters when your draw needs to be fast and consistent. The extended beavertail grip safety has a memory bump so it clears reliably even with a sloppy high-grip draw. Grips are black G10 with a sunburst texture pattern that fills the hand well and holds up to sweat and handling without getting slick. The skeletonized aluminum trigger has a curved, serrated face and runs a Series 70 break that most owners describe as clean and predictable. Novak-style 3-dot sights round things out, and while they're fixed, the Novak footprint makes upgrades to night sights a straightforward swap down the road.
The Stingray ships in a lockable hard case with two magazines, a cleaning kit, a bushing wrench, a trigger lock, and an instruction manual. That's a complete, ready-to-carry package out of the box.
A standard 1911 grip has a hard, squared-off corner at the bottom of the mainspring housing that tends to dig into your side and print through clothing. The Bobtail cut rounds that corner into a more oval profile, letting the grip tuck tighter against your body and ride under a cover garment much more naturally. Combined with the lighter aluminum frame, it makes a real difference in everyday wearability compared to a typical Commander.
It runs Series 70 internals, which means there's no trigger-activated firing pin block like you'd find in Series 80 designs. Instead, a titanium firing pin handles drop safety passively. Many 1911 fans prefer this setup because the trigger feels cleaner, with nothing extra in the linkage interrupting the break.
The pistol ships with two magazines: one 9-round flush-fit and one 10-round extended. It's compatible with standard single-stack 1911 9mm magazines from other reputable makers. If you experience any slide lock issues, swapping to quality aftermarket magazines from brands like Mec-Gar is a commonly recommended fix.
The Stingray Carry punches well above its price bracket. Features like the Ed Brown Bobtail cut, cold hammer-forged ramped barrel, G10 grips, ambidextrous safety, flared and lowered ejection port, and two-tone Cerakote finish are typically found on 1911s costing significantly more. American Rifleman's reviewer noted its feature set was comparable to a discontinued Springfield EMP4 that retailed at roughly twice the price.
Yes. The Novak dovetail footprint is one of the most common sight cuts in the 1911 world, which means the aftermarket is wide open. A wide range of night sights and fiber optic sets will drop right in. Just be aware that Tisas sights can be tightly fitted from the factory, so a solid sight pusher tool is recommended for the swap.
Tisas covers the Stingray with a 1-year limited warranty against defects in materials and workmanship from the date of original retail purchase. After that first year, SDS Arms backs it with a Lifetime Service Plan that covers material defects for the life of the firearm, with the exception of normal wear items.
| UPC | 711500175425 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 10100106 |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 4.25" |
| Caliber/Gauge | 9mm |
| Capacity | 10 |
| Color | Black, Gray |
| Model | |
| Product Type | 1911 |
| Sights | Novak |
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