Description
The Night Stalker SF is what happens when Tisas takes a classic full-size 1911 platform and equips it for modern use from the factory. Built around a forged 4140 carbon steel frame and slide, the pistol starts with a stronger foundation than most guns in this price range. The 5-inch cold hammer-forged barrel is threaded at 1/2×28 TPI, making it ready to run a suppressor or any compatible muzzle device right out of the box. The Platinum Grey Cerakote finish gives it a look that stands out, and it holds up well under real-world use.
What the Night Stalker SF 9mm Brings to the Table
The internals are based on the Colt Series 70 design, which means a cleaner, simpler trigger system compared to Series 80 guns. The SF-style skeletonized trigger and hammer shed weight while keeping the single-action break crisp and predictable. Ambidextrous thumb safeties and an extended beavertail grip safety round out the control package, making this one comfortable and confident to run for left- or right-handed shooters alike. The integrated Picatinny rail on the dustcover lets you mount a light or laser without sending anything out for modification.
Suppressor and Optic Ready from the Box
The slide is milled for direct-mount optics using the Holosun 507K and RMSc footprint, so there is no adapter plate required for a wide range of popular micro red dots. Paired with that, the Night Stalker comes with suppressor-height sights so your irons stay visible and co-witness-capable whether you're running glass or not. The tritium front sight glows in low light, giving you a usable iron sight picture even in the dark. The rear sight sits in a Glock-pattern dovetail cut, which makes swapping to aftermarket sights a straightforward process.
The black anodized aluminum grips are a polarizing choice for some 1911 fans, since they are smooth and lack serious texture. Swapping to G10 or rubberized panels is a common and inexpensive upgrade if grip traction matters to you. Beyond that, the Night Stalker SF is a legitimate performer right out of the box, with a tight slide-to-barrel fit that contributes to solid accuracy downrange.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Tisas
- MPN: 10100557
- UPC: 711500175494
- Caliber: 9mm Luger
- Action: Single Action (Series 70 Internals)
- Barrel Length: 5 inches
- Barrel Type: Cold Hammer-Forged, Threaded 1/2×28 TPI
- Capacity: 10+1
- Frame Material: Forged 4140 Carbon Steel
- Slide Material: Forged Carbon Steel
- Finish: Platinum Grey Cerakote
- Grips: Black Anodized Aluminum
- Sights: Tritium Front / Suppressor-Height Glock-Cut U-Notch Rear
- Optic Cut: Holosun 507K / RMSc Footprint
- Rail: Integrated Picatinny Rail
- Weight: 2 lbs 6 oz (unloaded)
- Width: 1.41 inches
- Height: 5.30 inches
- Color: Gray
What’s Included
- Tisas 1911 Night Stalker SF 9mm pistol
- Two 10-round magazines
- Cleaning kit
- Lockable rugged hard case
Frequently Asked Questions
What optics fit the Night Stalker SF 9mm slide cut?
The slide is milled for the Holosun 507K and Shield RMSc footprint, allowing direct mounting without an adapter plate. The suppressor-height sights are designed to co-witness at lower 1/3 with compatible optics. If you plan to mount a different red dot, double-check the footprint before purchasing.
Is the Night Stalker SF threaded barrel ready for a suppressor?
Yes, the 5-inch barrel is threaded at the industry-standard 1/2×28 TPI, which is compatible with a wide variety of suppressors and muzzle devices. The suppressor-height sights are already in place so you maintain a usable sight picture with a can attached. The Series 70 internals also tend to cycle well suppressed with standard or subsonic 9mm loads.
How does the Night Stalker SF 9mm differ from the Double Stack version?
The Night Stalker SF reviewed here is a single-stack 1911 with a 10-round capacity and a full all-steel frame with aluminum grips. The Double Stack version uses a hybrid polymer lower with higher-capacity magazines and a longer barrel. The single-stack SF is slimmer and more traditionally proportioned, making it a better fit for those who want a classic 1911 feel with modern upgrades.
What are the internals based on, and why does that matter?
The Night Stalker SF uses Colt Series 70-style internals, which have fewer parts than a Series 80 and result in a cleaner, more direct trigger pull. There is no firing pin block to add friction to the trigger stroke, which most 1911 enthusiasts prefer. It also makes the gun more compatible with a wide range of common aftermarket 1911 parts.
Can I swap the grips on the Tisas Night Stalker SF?
The factory aluminum grips are functional but smooth, and grip traction is one of the most common things owners upgrade first. Standard 1911 single-stack grip panels will generally fit, though it is worth verifying screw dimensions before ordering aftermarket panels. G10 grips are a popular and affordable upgrade that make a noticeable difference in feel and control.
What magazines does the Tisas 1911 Night Stalker SF 9mm use?
It ships with two 10-round single-stack 9mm 1911 magazines. Like any 1911, magazine compatibility can vary slightly between brands, so it is always worth testing a new mag before fully relying on it. Wilson Combat, MecGar, and CMC are among the brands that tend to run reliably in 9mm 1911 platforms like this one.






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