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The Tisas 1911DS FF Carry is Tisas USA's take on the double stack 1911, often called a 2011, built to get shooters into the high-capacity 1911 game for a fraction of what the big names charge. It pairs a forged 4140 steel frame and slide with a polymer grip module, giving you that classic 1911 feel with a fatter, 17-round magazine tucked inside. Forged steel matters here because it resists wear and stress better than the cast or MIM-heavy budget guns of years past, and it's a big reason these pistols have earned a solid reputation for the money.
The 4.25" Commander-length bull barrel sits up front with a full-length guide rod, and the steel build keeps the gun flat and soft-shooting in 9mm. Plenty of owners report it runs reliably through hundreds of rounds of mixed ammo and that the factory accuracy is better than the price suggests. The slide comes milled for an RMSc/Holosun 507K optic footprint with a lower 1/3 co-witness, so you can drop a red dot on without a trip to the gunsmith. Up top you get a white dot or fiber front and a serrated black rear for a clean sight picture.
Controls are set up the way 1911 fans like them: an ambidextrous extended thumb safety, a beavertail grip safety, skeletonized hammer, and a flat single-action trigger. The polymer grip module wears 25 LPI checkering front and rear plus molded side texture, and it feeds from STI/Staccato 2011-pattern magazines, which means spare mags are easy to find at fair prices. One handy touch is that it still breaks down like a traditional 1911 with a GI-style guide rod and plug, so anyone familiar with the platform will feel right at home during takedown.
This one's a smart pick for the shooter who wants double stack capacity, optics-ready convenience, and 1911 ergonomics without spending Staccato money. It's well suited to range duty, competition practice, and home defense. Each pistol ships in a lockable hard case with two 17-round magazines, a cleaning kit, bushing wrench, trigger lock, and the manual.
It runs on STI/Staccato 2011-pattern magazines, which are widely available. It ships with two 17-round mags, and spares from the broader 2011 ecosystem will generally work, making it easy and affordable to stock up.
Yes. The slide is milled directly for the RMSc and Holosun 507K footprint, so optics in that family mount without an adapter plate. The factory irons are set up for a lower 1/3 co-witness with most compatible red dots.
The main frame and slide are forged 4140 carbon steel, mated to a glass-filled polymer grip module. Tisas moved away from MIM internals back in late 2022, and that forged build is a big reason these guns hold up well for the price.
The forged steel frame and bull barrel make it flat and soft-shooting, so follow-up shots come quick. Most owners report reliable function through mixed ammo and accuracy that punches above the price point, though as with any 1911 platform, a break-in period and quality magazines help.
It does. Despite the double stack capacity, the gun uses a GI-style guide rod and plug, so takedown follows the familiar 1911 routine. A bushing wrench is included to make field stripping straightforward.
| UPC | 711500175197 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 12500020 |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 4.25" |
| Caliber/Gauge | 9mm |
| Capacity | 17 |
| Color | Black |
| Model | |
| Product Type | 1911 |
| Shipping Weight | 4.66 |
| Sights | Dovetail |
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