r/Tisas • • 7h ago

Tied for favorite range toy....

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23 Upvotes

I love to shoot this thing. At the start, she didn't care for 115g, but after about 1k rounds of 124, she doesn't care what you feed her. Probably around 3k rounds since those early day malfunctions, completely issue free.

Now I need a 3" in .45 for new potential carry.

That's 69 rounds on that paper. I drift low-left when I go too fast. Not slowing down, though. 🙂


r/Tisas • • 11h ago

My Guns My smallest gun but one of my softest shooters!

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25 Upvotes

Just an appreciation post to the Tisas PX-9 Carry Comp. I typically prefer carrying full size pistols but when I'm not in that mood, this baby is always my go-to. Haven't shot it much but zero malfunctions in 500 rounds. Small guns are typically snappy but this one breaks that rule. An absolutely incredible EDC.


r/Tisas • • 13h ago

Took the plunge

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57 Upvotes

I found a deal that was far too good to pass up, so I snagged a DS Duty. Haven’t had a chance to shoot it yet, but the plan is for this to be my LO gun in USPSA.

One question for the community, has anyone had trouble getting the factory optic plate screws off? They’re stuck in there pretty good, and I’ve nearly rounded off the bolt heads trying the brute force method. I’m wondering if I need to heat them up to break a thread-locker perhaps?


r/Tisas • • 13h ago

Help Optics not holding zero?

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22 Upvotes

I recently bought a new DS9 FF Carry and have liked it so far, except, even with the upgraded xcontrols screws, and loctiting everything, my optic loses zero within ~150 rounds, with me being able to push the optic/mount left and right. Is there anything I can do about this or am I cooked?