The Tisas Fatih is a compact .380 ACP semi-automatic built on an aluminum frame with a beavertail grip, steel slide, and Black Cerakote finish. At 1.6 lbs. with a 3.94-inch barrel and 13+1 capacity, it offers more rounds than most .380s in this form factor. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Model: Fatih 
• Caliber: .380 ACP 
• Action: Semi-Automatic 
• Barrel Length: 3.94 inches 
• Capacity: 13+1 rounds 
• Weight: 1.6 lbs. 
• Finish: Black Cerakote 
• Frame Material: Aluminum with Beavertail design 
• Slide Material: Steel, serrated 
   

Detailed Features 

The aluminum frame has a beavertail that reduces felt recoil on the web of the hand. Fixed "8" dot sights give a clear sight picture for fast target acquisition. The ambidextrous safety works for left-handed shooters. Wood grips provide a firm hold and a traditional look alongside the Cerakote finish. 
 

Usage Scenarios 

• Concealed Carry: At 1.6 lbs. and compact dimensions, it rides comfortably through the day. 
• Home Defense: 13+1 capacity gives it more rounds than typical .380 compacts. 
• Range Practice: Manageable recoil makes it practical for extended shooting sessions.

The Tisas Fatih draws consistent positive feedback on build quality and value, with a few recurring complaints.

Positive Feedback:

1. Build Quality: The Black Cerakote finish gets regular praise for wear and corrosion resistance. Owners describe the pistol as solid for its price tier.

2. Compact Size: The dimensions work well for concealed carry, and the 1.6 lb. weight is manageable for all-day use.

3. Capacity: 13+1 rounds in a compact .380 is a genuine advantage. Most users see this as a meaningful edge over competitors in the category.

4. Affordability: The price-to-quality ratio is frequently highlighted, with buyers reporting satisfaction relative to what they paid.

5. Shooting Performance: Recoil is manageable and accuracy at defensive distances is solid.

Negative Feedback:

1. Trigger Feel: The trigger pull runs heavier than some buyers prefer, which can affect precision shooting.

2. Aftermarket Support: Accessories and spare parts are harder to find than for more established brands.

3. Break-in Period: Some owners report reliability issues in the first few hundred rounds that clear up with use.

4. Weight: A few users feel it's on the heavier side for a compact carry pistol.

Nice Beretta 84 Cheetah clone for the price! The build quality and finish are solid—no complaints there so far. That said, I did notice it’s a bit picky with ammo. It really struggled to feed Hornady hollow points, but it ran FMJ without any issues. Overall, it’s a fun gun to shoot at the range, but I wouldn’t feel confident relying on it in a critical self-defense situation.