The Tisas 1911 Night Stalker SF-C is a compensated 1911-pattern pistol chambered in 9mm Luger. It has a 4.25-inch barrel with a built-in single-port bushing-style compensator and holds 10+1 rounds. The bobtail frame trims the rear of the grip for a more compact, lower-printing carry profile, and the slide is cut for RMSc/K-pattern red dot optics with a Grey Cerakote finish over its metal parts. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Brand: Tisas 
• Model: 1911 Night Stalker SF-C 
• Caliber: 9mm Luger 
• Action: Semi Auto 
• Capacity: 10+1 
• Barrel Length: 4.25" 
• Finish: Grey Cerakote 
• Frame Material: Aluminum 
• Slide Material: Forged Carbon Steel 
   

Detailed Features 

• Bobtail frame design rounds the rear grip corner for a lower-printing, more comfortable carry hold 
• Single-port bushing-style compensator is machined into the 4.25-inch barrel to cut muzzle flip for faster follow-up shots 
• Slide is optic-cut for RMSc/K-pattern red dots and co-witnesses with the included standard-height sights 
• Lightweight aluminum frame is paired with a forged carbon steel slide for durability 
• Textured polymer grips and a front accessory rail add control and mounting options for a light or laser

Owners of Tisas 1911 pistols tend to describe the fit and finish as solid for the price point, with the slide-to-frame fit and trigger break coming in tighter than they expected out of the box. The Night Stalker's compensator is a point of interest for buyers who want a bit less muzzle rise without stepping up to a heavier steel-frame gun, though a few note that any compensated 1911 needs a proper break-in before it settles down.

The bobtail grip and aluminum frame get praise from carry-focused owners, who find the rounded backstrap noticeably more comfortable under a cover garment than a traditional square-butt 1911. The optic-ready cut is a common reason people pick this model over a standard Night Stalker, since it lets them run a red dot without sending the slide out for milling.

On value, the Tisas brand has built a reputation among 1911 fans for undercutting the big-name makers while still offering forged construction and a Cerakote finish. The usual tradeoff owners mention is aftermarket support: parts and holsters for a compensated, optic-cut 1911 are less universal than for a plain-Jane Government model, so some buyers plan ahead before they commit to accessories.