TISAS 1911 Yukon C10 10mm 4.25 in. Grey/Black

Description

The TISAS 1911 Yukon C10 10mm 4.25 in. Grey/Black is a commander-size 1911 built for shooters who want a hard-hitting carry pistol without the bulk of a full-size frame. Chambered in 10mm Auto, this semi-auto pairs a 4.25-inch barrel with a bobtail mainspring housing and ambidextrous safety, making it practical for concealed carry and range work alike. The two-tone Cerakote finish and textured G10 grips keep it functional and low-profile.

Manufacturer	TISAS
Model	Yukon C10
Material	Carbon steel slide and frame per manufacturer specs
Compatibility	10mm Auto ammunition; accepts standard 1911-pattern magazines
Finish	Dark-grey Cerakote frame, black Cerakote slide
Weight	38 oz unloaded per manufacturer specs
Condition	New

Key Features

• Commander-Style Slide and Barrel – The 4.25-inch barrel keeps the overall length manageable for daily carry while still delivering the velocity 10mm is known for. You get a full-power round in a package that conceals easier than a 5-inch Government model.
• Ed Brown-Style Bobtail – The bobbed mainspring housing reduces the grip circumference at the heel, so the pistol prints less and sits lower against your body. It also lets you get a higher, more natural grip for faster follow-up shots.
• Ambidextrous Thumb Safety – Left- and right-handed shooters can engage or disengage the safety without shifting their grip. That matters when you need to carry condition one and still run the gun under pressure.
• G10 Sunburst Textured Grips – These panels lock your hand in place even with sweaty palms or when shooting hot 10mm loads. The aggressive texture reduces muzzle flip without chewing up your cover garment.
• Two-Tone Cerakote Finish – The dark-grey frame and black slide resist corrosion and holster wear. The contrast also helps you align the sights faster in low light.

Who It’s For

This TISAS 1911 Yukon C10 is for the shooter who wants a 10mm 1911 that pulls double duty as a range gun and a concealed-carry piece. If you already reload 10mm or want to step up from 9mm without moving to a full-size hunting pistol, this commander-length gun gives you the power without the extra bulk. It also suits left-handed shooters who need an ambi safety out of the box.

Pros/Cons

• Pro: Bobtail and commander slide make it one of the most carry-friendly 10mm 1911s at this price point.
• Pro: Two magazines included — saves you the immediate aftermarket cost.
• Pro: Cerakote finish holds up to daily use and matches most holster colors.
• Con: The trigger pull weight is factory-set at 5–6 lbs per TISAS specs, so if you prefer a sub-4-pound trigger, you will want to swap the sear spring or have a smith tune it.

Comparison

Feature	TISAS 1911 Yukon C10	Springfield Armory Ronin 10mm	Colt Delta Elite
Barrel Length	4.25 in.	5 in.	5 in.
Frame Material	Carbon steel	Carbon steel	Stainless steel
Finish	Cerakote (grey/black)	Stainless/Carbon two-tone	Stainless
Grips	G10 sunburst	G10	Rubber wrap-around
Sights	Fixed dovetail front and rear	Tritium front, fixed rear	Fixed three-dot
Magazines Included	2	1	1
MSRP	$655.04	~$1,100	~$1,200

FAQ

Is the TISAS 1911 Yukon C10 compatible with standard 1911 holsters?

Yes, because it uses a commander-length 4.25-inch slide and a standard 1911 frame profile (minus the bobtail), most 1911 holsters that fit a 4.25-inch barrel will work. The bobtail does not interfere with holster fitment since it only changes the grip shape.

What magazines does this pistol use?

It ships with two 10mm-specific 1911 magazines. Standard 1911 .45 ACP magazines will not work in 10mm due to the different case length and feed geometry. Stick with magazines marked for 10mm Auto.

Does the Cerakote finish wear faster than blued or stainless?

Cerakote is more durable than bluing and similar to high-end spray-on coatings. The black slide and grey frame will show holster wear over time, but the coating resists rust better than bare carbon steel. Per TISAS specs, the finish is rated to 500+ cycles on a Taber abrasion test.

Can I run hot 10mm loads (e.g., Underwood, Buffalo Bore) in this pistol?

Yes. The Yukon C10 is built on a full-carbon steel frame and slide, so it handles full-power 10mm loads without issue. The 4.25-inch barrel will still push 180-grain bullets past 1,200 fps. That said, you should always follow the manufacturer’s recommended pressure limits and inspect the gun regularly.

Trust & Delivery

• ✔ Nationwide delivery — ships to all 50 states
• ✔ Ships within 1–2 business days
• ✔ 30-day return policy — no restocking fee on unopened items
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Last updated: April 2026