I just saw these 2 sights released for sale to consumers this morning listed as new products, it seems tisas gods have finally answered our demands!!! As we all know changing the sights has issues with overhang on the rear and having to fit the aftermarket sights because tisas novak cut isnt exactly NOVAK, well now we can order there sights directly off the website!!!! I just ordered the green fiber optic version for my DEVIL RAY commander .45.... hope this finally solves getting rid of the 3 white dot boring sights 👍

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Now that we can buy replacement sights for 1911 models, we need a fiber optic sight package for the new 2011s from tisas, closest we can get to a prodigy or sticcato in looks....

 

Dang, that was fast. I didn't even get to post about them here.

 

And I'm not a Tisas God... I'm Jahred. LOL.

 

Lol all we need now is for that tisas DS9 to have a fiber optic sight set

 

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!! I can now

put a set on my SS Carry like I have on my Duty. <<<< That actually came with the Duty when I ordered it from SportsmanOutdoorSuperStore.

 

Can you post some more pictures of this pistol with the fiber optic set on it, I have a devil ray .45 those sights are going on once delivered and wanted to get a idea on looks 😎, I have seen them on the bantam and yukon but not a regular regular carry model

 

Very cool! It's nice when co's listen to their customers needs/wants and then make moves to satisfy. 2 thumbs up Tisas!

 

That and it will bring some cash into their coffers as well!!! All GOOD! Thank you Tisas!!

 

Thank you Tisas! Finally!

 

Just to be sure...the Commander and the full size take the same sights, correct? Also are the stand alone front of compatible height with the OEM two dot rear to enable keeping the rear OEM sight that came with the firearm?

 

This!

 

Will these work on a Tank Commander without any modification?

 

Can you post some more pictures of this pistol with the fiber optic set on it, I have a devil ray .45 those sights are going on once delivered and wanted to get a idea on looks 😎, I have seen them on the bantam and yukon but not a regular regular carry model

I have the B45 Duty (posted in this thread) with the front F/O and the black out rear U notch.

Same fiber optic sight setup is used on the bantam and yukon and those are commander length, also used on the gov size model duty enhanced 1911 tisas sells, the tritium sight set appears to be what comes on the night stalker series, they dont sell just the front fiber optic so not sure why you would want to run the white dot rear with a fiber front, the best sight picture possible is a blacked out rear with a tritium or fiber front sight

Tisas rep posted.....""" The fronts will be available shortly as a stand alone product soon."""" Well, if the new F/O front sight is an OEM height match with the rear 2 dots ...guess what...a black paint pen will do the trick on them to black them out achieving virtually same thing as the U notch rear.

 

I have the B45 Duty (posted in this thread) with the front F/O and the black out rear U notch.

Tisas rep posted.....""" The fronts will be available shortly as a stand alone product soon."""" Well, if the new F/O front sight is an OEM height match with the rear 2 dots ...guess what...a black paint pen will do the trick on them to black them out achieving virtually same thing as the U notch rear. View attachment 712252

Not exactly, novak rear white dots wont have the ledge to rack the slide like the new rear sight does which for one handed munipulation of the weapon might be a big deal to some 🤣

 

Figures. I just fitted Trijicon front sight to my D10. This would have been so much easier.

 

I will be ordering some.

 

Going to wait a bit longer. I'd like to see front and rear Tritium sights in the same price range or close to others options in the $70 range. And of course proper fit...

Jon.

 

Hell ya.
Slightly higher than comparable Novak but if they are a plug and play it’s well worth it.

 

Let us know what you think .

 

I’m a front sight focus guy unless bullseye shooting.

My hopes are the front aligns with the stock rear and if the white dots bother me I have paint.
Your experience mirrors many others I’ve read in various forums.

If the front is reasonably doable with a brass punch that will be the 1st option.
If the new sight doesn’t align with POI with factory rear, I would attack it with a dremmel.

If a pro says the front isn’t for a novice, I will have both front and rear installed at the same time.

 

A brass punch will work just takes a bit of effort. Don't expect to salvage the old sight undamaged. I didn't have a vise so I think that made it a bit harder. Also I think I read to go from right side to left side but don't quote me on that.

 

Would one of those sight pusher tools handle this type of work on a Tisas?

 

Maybe.... But months ago I bought a $40 off Amazon and it just bent itself, the sight didn't move. So spend more than this, or it's a waste: Liyurui Sight Pusher Tool with Construction & Reversible Tools & Engineering Tools Assembly https://a.co/d/eSdfbWK

I ended up using my own shop vise, drilling and tapping a high grade fine thread bolt through a steel bar, and lining them all up by hand to push the rear sight out.

I have a picture somewhere

 

Rats, turns out i did not take a pic, nor do i recall exactly which direction it drifted. I remember that its what everyone expected, so what would you expect on a standard 1911?

I did moan abotu it in a post here, and i did say at teh time that it had some sort of locktite like gunk in there. took a lot of pressure from taht screw then audible PING and it moved freely.

 

Just take your time and don't loose your cool. It will come out eventually. The front is easier than the rear. Like said they use some sort of magic glue as well. After you hear the "Tink" when it breaks the seal it come out pretty easily. I bent my brass drift.
On the rear I ended up having to cut the sight in almost half with a dremel cutting wheel to weaken it so the upper shoulders were not wedged in so tight against the frame. That helped. Just hold onto the dremel very tightly if you choice this method so it doesn't get away from you and damage your slide.

 

Now that we can buy replacement sights for 1911 models, we need a fiber optic sight package for the new 2011s from tisas, closest we can get to a prodigy or sticcato in looks....


Should have bought the MAC!

 

Yeah for $300 more id diff go for the MAC 9 DS

 

If anyone is curious about a front site only with the original rear.

 

Is this a new Tisas front sight?

 

Will this new sight fit the match and the D10? Tisas 1911 Tritium Front Sight