The Tisas USA 1911 Tank Commander is a reliable and robust semi-automatic pistol, embodying the classic design of the 1911 with modern enhancements. Chambered in .45 ACP, this pistol offers a powerful and accurate shooting experience, making it an excellent choice for both personal defense and target shooting. With its durable construction and refined features, the Tank Commander is built to deliver consistent performance.
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The 1911 Tank Commander features a 4.25" cold hammer-forged barrel, providing enhanced durability and accuracy. The pistol is finished in a striking nickel plating, offering both corrosion resistance and a polished appearance. The Turkish walnut grips add a touch of elegance and provide a comfortable, secure hold, complementing the pistol’s overall aesthetic.
Equipped with enhanced GI-style fixed sights, the Tank Commander ensures reliable target acquisition in various lighting conditions. The single-action-only (SAO) trigger offers a crisp and consistent pull, contributing to the pistol's precise shooting capabilities. With a 7-round capacity and two included magazines, this pistol is ready for a range of shooting scenarios, from defense to competition.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to WWW.P65WARNINGS.CA.GOV
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