I purchased this combination 9mm/.38 Super Tisas from Palmetto. One of the great features is a fully supported chamber to allow maximum safe loadings of both rounds. I believe that I paid $399 plus transfer fees.

I was a participant in IPSC in the late 1970's and early 1980's. At that time I was trying to develop a reliable load that got the .38 Super into major caliber potential. I had several bulged case heads. At that time the chamber was then being engineered to be reinforced by extending it and milling a slot into the frame. This is what the Tisas Stackeout in 9mm and .38 Super does.

The only purchase I would want to make is to have a and extra barrel in each caliber.

I shot this directly out of the box without my normal ritual of disassembling and cleaning/lubing. This is with the 9mm barrel installed. The first four rounds were a bit sctttered but the remaining 7 grouped nicely.

 

Those are really nice pistols, and I really like the Clarke / Para fully supported ramp for essentially no extra charge. Incredible quality for their price point!

 

I've seen some range reviews on these. Have you shot the 38 Super yet? I've been considering this model for awhile. It appears to be a lot of value for the dollar.

 

I don't give a hoot about the 9mm, but the .38 Super has all kinds of appeal to me. Wish Tisas would offer a Commander in .38 Super.

 

The 38 Super is also what appeals to me. If anyone reloads, I suggest using the rimless 38 Super Comp cases rated for +P. The semi-rim cases work too but the rimless cases just make more sense to me as all modern 38 Super chambers headspace on the case mouth.

 

Chrome is for, um, the best little you-know-what house in Texas. Just my opinion of course.

 

LOL. Highly polished hard chrome is a bit flashy and I can see why you might feel that way. It's certainly not my cup of tea. OTOH, the matt or satin nickel looks much like satin or brushed stainless which I find attractive.

 

I just picked this one up about a year ago.

 

I'd love to see the sight picture of this rig.
I have a Nickel Tank Commander and the front blade on the sight is too wide IMO, and wish it was smaller just for accuracy purposes.
Now don't get me wong....i'm a rookie when it comes to target shooting but I'm thinking if it was a tad bit thinner it would help me hone in more.

 

I've found a place where this is right at $449.xx shipped to FFL

I wish I didn't see this thread....

 

I have enjoyed mine for about a year.

 

Dammit! This place is costing me money.

Tisas .38 Super/9mm Daily Deal on PSA is calling my name.