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Testing the Tisas PX-5.7
We take the all-new Tisas PX-5.7 to the range. At nearly half the price of traditional 5.7x28mm handguns, this optics-ready, 20+1 pistol aims to dominate the budget market. In the video, we test its reliability, check its accuracy, and see whether it is worth your hard-earned cash.
What to check on any budget 5.7x28mm pistol
- Reliability: run several brands and bullet weights before you trust it. 5.7x28mm ammo is not cheap, so a reliable gun matters. Shop range ammo at True Shot Ammo or Natchez.
- Accuracy: shoot groups at realistic distances, both with the iron sights and with an optic.
- Optics readiness: an optics-ready slide lets you mount a red dot. You can compare red dots at OpticsPlanet.
- Magazines and support: check that spare magazines and parts are available before you buy.
- Total cost: include ammo, optic and magazines, not just the price of the pistol.
Watch the video above for how the PX-5.7 performed on the range.
Where to buy the gear mentioned in this post
- Shop ammo at True Shot Ammo
- Shop ammo and hunting gear at Natchez
- Shop scopes, optics and gear at OpticsPlanet
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