The Tisas 1911 Stingray Carry is a single-action semi-automatic pistol chambered in 9mm Luger, built on a lightweight aluminum frame with a black Cerakote slide and Stingray Gray frame. At 1.68 lbs unloaded the aluminum construction is noticeably lighter than a steel 1911. Two magazines are included: one flush-fit and one extended. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Brand: Tisas 
• Model Name: 1911 Stingray Carry 
• Action: Semi Automatic (Single Action Only) 
• Caliber: 9mm Luger (9x19 Para) 
• Barrel Length: 4.25 inches 
• Capacity: 9+1 rounds (includes two magazines: one flush and one extended) 
• Weight: 1.68 lbs (unloaded) 
• Finish: Black Cerakote slide with Stingray Gray frame 
• Sights: Novak Style Front & Rear 
   

Detailed Features 

The aluminum frame uses the Ed Brown Bobtail cut at the grip heel, which rounds off the corner that can print through clothing during concealed carry. The flared ejection port aids reliable case ejection. Ambidextrous safety levers work from either side without accessory parts. 
 
Novak-style sights are a standard upgrade over GI-pattern sights, and they sit in dovetail cuts for future replacement. The 4.25-inch barrel puts this in Commander-length territory, shorter than a Government Model but longer than an Officer. 
 

Usage Scenarios 

The Stingray Carry is suited for concealed carry where the 1911 platform is preferred, and for range shooting where the SAO trigger and familiar ergonomics are appreciated. The 9+1 capacity in a 9mm 1911 is reasonable for the compact format.

Tisas 1911 Stingray Carry 9mm owners generally express satisfaction, with value for the price as the most common positive theme.

Build quality is cited frequently as better than expected at the price point. The fit of the aluminum frame and slide is described as solid, and the Cerakote finish is even. The Bobtail cut is appreciated by carry-focused buyers who notice the improved concealability compared to a squared-heel Government-profile 1911.

Trigger feel is a consistent positive. SAO on a 1911 is well-understood, and the Stingray Carry's trigger is described as clean enough out of the box for both carry and range use.

A few owners report a break-in period of 100-200 rounds before reliable feeding across all magazine types, which is typical of 1911 platforms. Magazine capacity (9+1 in 9mm) is occasionally compared unfavorably against polymer double-stack alternatives, though buyers who chose the 1911 format knowingly rarely view this as a drawback.

Aftermarket support is good given the standard 1911 footprint. Most parts and accessories made for Government/Commander-size 1911s are compatible.

Accuracy was excellent straight away, and mine has run without malfunctions. The light weight, full grip, and easy recoil work nicely together.