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Your gun is poop

Rockcrawlindude said:
This is a cheap gun with a cheap optic but I love this thing. It shoots so good, runs perfectly. Bought it to goof around but fell in love with it. Slim slide is cut for rmsc but those optics I’ve tried have been too small for the low optics cut, full size suppressor sights and a fat can. I found the Gideon judge XL optic has a huge window and I’ve been happy with it. Is it duty rated? Probably not but it’s woods rated and that’s good enough for having fun with

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I own a couple of Tisas 1911s. Both are 10mms. The D10 was great and an exceptional value at around $700. Accurate and reliable with surprising quality.

So I bought a Tisas Yukon Carry 2-Tone in 10mm. It was a POS. The slide was machined wrong and it wouldn't run. I sent the slide back and the next slide was scratched and it still wouldn't run. Sent it back and they replaced the slide and it looked OK, but still wouldn't run.

I ended up doing my own research and gunsmithing on it and now it runs like a champ and is a great little pistol.

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ThreeBearsHD said:
I own a couple of Tisas 1911s. Both are 10mms. The D10 was great and an exceptional value at around $700. Accurate and reliable with surprising quality.

So I bought a Tisas Yukon Carry 2-Tone in 10mm. It was a POS. The slide was machined wrong and it wouldn't run. I sent the slide back and the next slide was scratched and it still wouldn't run. Sent it back and they replaced the slide and it looked OK, but still wouldn't run.

I ended up doing my own research and gunsmithing on it and now it runs like a champ and is a great little pistol.

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That’s frustrating. Makes you wonder how they can start with a design that works and mess it up. Was it recent? I’ve heard some hit and miss stuff about Tisas but lately I’ve been hearing more good.
 
Brutal_HO said:
"Pistol"

Surely that's classed as an SBR?
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Cabela's/BassPro here in Texas got in trouble for selling one of these to a 19 year old (must be 21+ to purchase a pistol in TX).

Crusty old shellback said:
Picked up my new G Force Arms pistol today. :)
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Hard to tell from pictures, does it have a threaded barrel? If so, seems like a great suppressor host.
 
So been cycling the "pistol" some. Haven't shot any rounds yet

Fit and finish is great. Cycles smooth. Is a little tight when the ejector engaged the breach face. But my Rossi was the same till I swapped out the ejector spring. Trigger is light. It's about the same as my Rossi with a spring kit in it. So no need to change that. Leather wrap on the loop is nice. I just cut off the extra leather tie they used.
Only dislikes so far is it has a rubber butt plate. Would like a steel one or just finished wood. Rossi has a nice steel one receiver is aluminum and coated with a nickel finish. Guess time will tell how it holds up.
Worst part of the whole pistol is the weird sling lol they put on the butt. It is a quick release, but why on the side? And if I remove it all, then I'm stuck with a hole there.
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I've already ordered a stainless saddle ring screw to replace the hammer screw. Have one on my Rossi and makes it look more authentic.
Oh, and it spin cocks really easy. :p
 
Crusty old shellback said:
So been cycling the "pistol" some. Haven't shot any rounds yet

Fit and finish is great. Cycles smooth. Is a little tight when the ejector engaged the breach face. But my Rossi was the same till I swapped out the ejector spring. Trigger is light. It's about the same as my Rossi with a spring kit in it. So no need to change that. Leather wrap on the loop is nice. I just cut off the extra leather tie they used.
Only dislikes so far is it has a rubber butt plate. Would like a steel one or just finished wood. Rossi has a nice steel one receiver is aluminum and coated with a nickel finish. Guess time will tell how it holds up.
Worst part of the whole pistol is the weird sling lol they put on the butt. It is a quick release, but why on the side? And if I remove it all, then I'm stuck with a hole there.
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I've already ordered a stainless saddle ring screw to replace the hammer screw. Have one on my Rossi and makes it look more authentic.
Oh, and it spin cocks really easy. :p
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About the sling socket if it’s on the outside of the grip (not stock) that should help keep the firearm tucked in to your body and not flopping out preventing the (not stock) from tipping away from your body. Also, being a pistol, some users sling them and push the firearm out creating tension with the sling as you bring the sights up.

you should sbr it and put a can on it. 38spl can be Hollywood quiet
 
Crusty old shellback said:
Fit and finish is great. Cycles smooth. Is a little tight when the ejector engaged the breach face. But my Rossi was the same till I swapped out the ejector spring. Trigger is light. It's about the same as my Rossi with a spring kit in it.
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Do you have a trigger kit in your R92? I love mine but I've been considering a trigger spring kit and I've heard there are different mag tube springs and gates that can be installed for better performance and reloading?

Very curious to hear how you like the GForce after you've had a chance to range test it some.
 
Yes, I put a complete spring kit in the R92, cut down the mag tube spring, and replaced the plastic followed with a metal one
I also polished everything in the action and trigger
Thined the loader gate and smoothed the edges in the receiver around the loader gate. I also did the mod on the keeper that holds the bullet in the mag tube.
Lots of YouTube videos for all of that
The GForce doesn't seem to need any of that, well maybe a lighter ejector spring, which will lighten up the cocking of the rifle.
I tried pushing out the pin to disassemble the action, but it wouldn't budge. Didn't over do it though. But it will have to come apart at some point for a good cleaning and possibly polishing.
 
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One of yall need to hire me at your job or something. You guys have way to much money to blow..... and i want in.
 
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Seen this recently? My 1 boat is pennies and all i got lol
Im sure that rock crawler is more than my boat let alone other hobbies. Shoot most yalls builds on the truck is as much or more than my truck and boat
 
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