The Tisas 1911 Night Stalker is a single-action semi-automatic pistol built on the classic 1911 platform, chambered in 10mm Auto. It has a 5-inch barrel, 8+1 capacity, and a Platinum Grey Cerakote finish on a steel frame. 
 

Key Specifications: 

• UPC: 723551444283 
• Action: Semi-Automatic (Single Action) 
• Caliber: 10mm Auto 
• Barrel Length: 5 inches 
• Capacity: 8+1 rounds 
• Finish: Platinum Grey Cerakote 
• Weight: 2.33 lbs (shipping weight: 4.4 lbs) 
• Frame Material: Steel Frame 
• Grips Material: Thin Tricut Aluminum 
• Sights Configuration: Front: Tritium; Rear: Novak U-Night 
   

Features 

The thin Tricut aluminum grips keep the grip width manageable while still giving a secure hold during rapid fire. Front tritium and Novak U-Night rear sights are a practical combination for low-light use — they get on target quickly without the bulk of larger night sight setups. The Platinum Grey Cerakote resists corrosion and surface wear better than a standard blued finish. The steel frame gives the pistol its 2.33 lb. weight, which helps absorb 10mm recoil.

Owners of the Tisas 1911 Night Stalker in 10mm / Platinum Grey Cerakote generally respond well to it, with some practical caveats.

Build quality gets consistent praise. The fit and finish are described as solid for the price, and the Platinum Grey Cerakote finish draws a lot of positive attention — buyers specifically mention that it stands out from the standard black or stainless options and holds up after regular range use.

Performance at the range is generally positive. The 10mm caliber is noted for satisfying recoil impulse and good stopping power, which appeals to both self-defense buyers and those who take it hunting. Accuracy reports are favorable, especially with quality ammunition.

Ergonomics land well for most shooters, though a few note the grip could be better optimized for smaller hands. This is a known tradeoff with many 1911 variants.

Value is a recurring theme. Many buyers feel the Tisas delivers quality that competes with more expensive 1911s from Colt or Springfield Armory, making it attractive for shooters who want 10mm 1911 performance without paying premium prices.

The 1911 platform's aftermarket support is a plus for owners who like to customize — 1911 parts and accessories are widely available, so fitting grips, triggers, or other components is straightforward.

Occasional mentions of a break-in period come up — some owners report the pistol loosens up and runs more reliably after the first few hundred rounds. A few note fitment quirks with certain aftermarket accessories, though this is fairly common across 1911 builds.