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You are correct....a lot of manufacturers claim it, these two definitely deliver!!

Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Truthfully, I was little worried that the dental background may scare some away😉

$$ Whip out that Platinum Card, my friend, and allow me to introduce you to the Korth NXR 44 Mag😎 $$

Three things: 1) You need to be more like DoctorTactical. You need to show your wife who's boss and tell her what's what in a firm, but gentle manner. 2) Mrs. Tactical does not watch these videos. 3) Please don't tell Mrs. Tactical about this comment.

Okay, will all future commenters please follow this lovely lady's format😎

Nope, while I appreciate the concerns regarding battery failure, that gun is set up with the red dot and a flashlight/laser combo. The primary role that this gun plays for me is as my home defense gun, so as long as my home invaders aren't using EMPs, I should be okay. That said, I totally do value the failproofness of BUIS, but this gun just has very little rail space to work with.

Sounds like a great set-up. WTP makes some nice holsters...but their belts baffle me. They make what appears to be super nice conceal carry belts...then they proudly and loudly stamp their brand on the belts to make sure everyone knows you're carrying😂. I reached out to them once to ask if they made a belt without any branding and they informed me that they did not. Anyway, I'm glad you're loving your HK P30SK LEM.

@@DrTac I know exactly what you're saying. They pound you with emails and adds, their name is plastered on everything. I hated them, but finally had to admit, that holster anyway, was perfect.

You know you can change the settings to slow it down…it will take more time away from your porn, but it may help you to better understand the video.🤣😂

We are definitely on the same page. While I was impressed with both guns, the PRO SD’s trigger just felt better to me. It was definitely noticeable. Than you for your comment.

Oops, that’s what I get for not using a teleprompter 😎. Thank you for taking the time to comment.

1K sounds like a great deal. The only reason to go for its big brother is if it is for competition. If it’s not going to be your primary competition gun then I would choose the Shadow 2 Compact all day long!!

I’m with you, brother. The gun laws suck, but the pit beef and crabs keep me here.

@DrTac i go at least once a year besides the pit beef and the steam crabs. You got to go to Pizza johns .

2 inch DCR

So I went with the K6S with the 3" barrel. What did you choose?

@@jasonatlipseys Thank you so much for taking the time to comment and sharing your knowledge. Since I am fortunate enough to have your attention, would you mind commenting on how Lipsey’s Smith & Wesson 32 version compares to the new Lipsey’s Ruger LCR 32 version?

@ The LCR version was an effort to make a no frills, lightweight 32 H&R for those who are more price conscious and/or just like the Ruger’s better than the Smiths. To me the LCR 32 maybe the ideal “fire extinguisher” gun for those who aren’t into guns but look at having a gun like they look at owning a fire extinguisher.

@ Thank you. That’s a great explanation. I hope I get the opportunity to meet you in person at SHOT Show, next month 😎.

@@DrTac I’ll be there in our booth most of the show.

Yeah, that was kind of my point…

LOL, that's a lot of accusations. You are quite correct, in that I am not a professional when it comes to firearms, but I don't think novice is quite accurate either. I am a practicing dentist and professor, who has been shooting since the 70's...I think the term that best fits my firearm status would be that of a "Firearms Enthusiast." The gun bench behind me in many of the videos is quite real, and I have done several builds, restorations, and modifications on that very bench, although to your point, I am not a gun smith. In addition, behind the camera, which you cannot see in the video, is my bullet press station. where I prepare a variety of different customized loads. As to referring to me as a "sham," and your recommendation that I "stop," I have to ask why? The correction that I was making was to an observation that the Honest Outlaw, a KZbinr with whom I have a great deal of respect, accidentally misdiagnosed. My correction was validated by the manufacturer, Wilson Combat. You may want to rewatch the video, then read your comment and see if it actually makes any sense. Anyway, I do appreciate that you took the time to comment on the video, so thank you for that... ...oh, and don't forget to LIKE & SUBSCRIBE 😉

​@DrTac Well Herbert, you are correct in the problem with ONE Wilson Combat gun. This video is what makes you vile, WC sells tens of thousands of firearms a year but you find one gun with a problem so you decide to make a 20 minute KZbin video on it. In this video you criticize one employee that probably talks to 50 people a day with productive and positive conversations. Im positive that if you gave your subscribers the opportunity to hear your conversations with manufacturers, they would have a different outtake than yours. Just having shooting experience for a handful of decades doesn't give you knowledge to understand firearm manufacturing and gunsmithing. Your videos are hilarious in a bad way...many viewers watch your videos for a good laugh 😂

It’s an amazing gun…but from the company’s perspective I’m a bit confused as to its purpose. The CS is kind of perfect when it comes to conceal carry and the P clearly dominates when it comes to open carry/duty pistol…so where exactly does the C fit, since the end user is going to use it for one of those purposes? When I spoke with the company, they told me that it was a “do everything gun,” so it sounds like people are going to use it for multiple purposes, which means some individuals who would have bought 2 purposed guns, can now purchase the C for conceal and open carry. Shit, in writing this response I think I might have just talked myself into buying one😎😎

Thank you. I’m glad you enjoyed it.😎

I was truly hoping that my experience was unique, but it appears that Wilson Combat may have a serious problem with their Customer Service department. I hope this video, along with the comments that gun owners, like yourself, are sharing, may help to open the company's eyes to their Customer Service problem and encourage them to make some changes that undoubtedly would improve their brand.

I'm glad you are happy with your purchase. I hope that Wilson Combat has the opportunity to see this video an all of these comments, learns from them, makes some very necessary Customer Service changes, and ultimately becomes a better company for it.

I am hopeful that Wilson Combat will learn from this, improve their Custome Service, and ultimately become a better company for it.

Decided to bypass Wilson and purchased the Nighthawk Treasurer. What a firearm!

I appreciate the appreciation 😎

I recently purchased a Wilson x-tac elite professional size and it’s one of the best guns I’ve ever owned

@@Blaster9mm The X-Tac Elite Professional is a spectacular gun!! Enjoy!!

It's a shame, but hopefully our video will help to bring this Customer Service problem to their attention, giving them an opportunity to rectify it and make their really good company great!! Thank you for taking the time to comment.

Excellent point!! Thank you for sharing.

Go ahead and use the "2011" title on anything you want...I won't tell😉. I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you for taking the time to comment,

LOL, I agree, you’ll certainly have a lot of money leftover to by tons of ammo😎

@@jimpearson7053 I read your comment and watched the video ( which I thought was very well presented ) and I’m curious as to what you mean when you write “entitled”. Do you feel his question was over the top or unwarranted and do you feel the Customer Service representative’s response was acceptable?

I gotta ask, what do you mean by entitled? The Customer Service agent's literal job is to take calls, answer questions, and promote the product. I guess i do feel entitled to call a company's Customer Service department and ask questions regarding topics pertaining to their products that i can't readily find online....I guess my confusion with your comment is that you seem to think this is a negative trait?

@@DrTac I had to look up the Merriam Webster definition of “entitled” (- having a right to certain benefits or privileges) which I believe as a popular KZbin gun enthusiast you have earned to share with your KZbin subscribers & all viewers. 😉 Positive feedback 😎

@@rachelozeryan793 Now that's how to comment on KZbin!!

LOL, maybe I can help…which part did you not understand?🤣

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It's what I do!! Thank you for the KZbin love.

I guess if that kind of interaction bothers someone, being on the front line of a Customer Service department is probably a poor vocational choice. Most of the time, they usually direct me to someone more knowledgeable or to their media department. The bottom line is, like I tell my receptionists that answer the phones and address patients that walk into the office: "You are the face of the practice, my ambassador, my practice is judged by how you interact with the public, so by all means please be professional, kind and curteous." This lady was none of those things.

This is exactly what I was hoping to hear. I am so glad that you and your (obviously very loving) wife had such a positive experience, and I hope the comment section is filled with more people that had similar interactions. I truly hope my situation was just (as we say in target shooting groups) a flyer. Thank you for your kind words.