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I hear you! Sounds like you’ve got some really beautiful revolvers. Thank you for commenting.

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Thank you for commenting. Like you I’m a big fan of revolvers!

I own several Smith & Wesson revolvers and only have two newer ones that have that silly key lock. The 642 - ones shown in this video is an older model without the lock. At least Smith and Wesson moved out of anti-Gun, Massachusetts to Tennessee. Hopefully that’s an indication of better things to come.

Thank you for watching the video and thank you for your comments. As someone passionate about firearms and training, I feel we can never ever not advocate firearm safety. One of us is a range safety officer for ourselves and others. Most accidents happen because people are violating one of the four rules. Is by far the biggest challenge. I sincerely appreciate you acknowledging the importance of safety. We always try to post these for rules at the beginning of our videos just to let folks know this is our primary mission anytime we handle weapons. If you haven’t already, I hope you subscribe to the channel and as important, please share it with friends and family, and invite them to subscribe.

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That makes a great deal of sense for that specific application. I’m not much of a competitor but have shot competition. I shoot with the red dot and back up iron sites all the time so I don’t notice anything different about it. You’re still placing the dot on the target That being said, I think each individual should modify their equipment for their specific needs. And in your specific use case having the iron sides could be a distraction. Thanks so much for watching and commenting.

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Sir, thank you for watching commenting. The Glock 48 certainly is one for consideration. I really like it’s fit and feel. It is proven accurate and reliable. If you haven’t already, I hope you will consider subscribing to the channel and sharing it with friends and family.

Thank you for watching and comment. I haven’t noticed that at all. It’s no different than having back up iron sites for a long gun. You’re focusing on the red dot wherever it is in the window on the target, but you have the ability to use the iron sites in the event the red dot fails. Red dots are an amazing upgrade but they are, like any electronic device, capable of failing at the worst times. My preference is to have back up iron sites. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!

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That is awesome! I think it’s a great tool and works very effectively. I appreciate you commenting and hope you will consider subscribing to the channel and sharing it with friends and family.

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Sir, thank you so much for watching and commenting. Actually, I think the value of buying a 357 magnum revolver is it allows you to shoot two calibers. This makes it a more effective value versus a 38 special that can only shoot 38 special. I do enjoy shooting 357 magnums but find them expensive … the .38 special cartridge is more affordable. Having one revolver that will shoot both calibers works great for me. I appreciate you taking the time to watch the video. I hope you will consider subscribing to the channel and sharing it with friends and family.

Sir, thank you for watching and commenting. I’m sorry we did not provide value in this video. We are wide open to feedback on how we can improve our content. I look forward to hearing your recommendations and suggestions. Thanks again for watching and commenting. Stay safe.

Adam, thank you so much for sharing your experience with the 590S. A friend of mine has one and has had great results as well. If you haven’t already, I hope you will consider subscribing to the channel and sharing it with friends and family.

Good to hear from you. It’s either a bad summer cold that won’t quit or possibly lingering Covid. Either way I’m sick and tired of coughing. I appreciate you watching and commenting as always. Stay safe.

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I am inclined to agree with you. I appreciate you watching and commenting and hope you will consider subscribing to the channel and sharing it with friends and family.

Thank you for commenting. I’m not the greatest shooter either. That’s for sure. But the MNP 2.0 and 1.0 versions on her really great pistol. I appreciate you commenting and hope you subscribe to the channel and share with friends and family

Yes, sir, it’s pretty tricked out. I appreciate you watching and commenting on the video and hope you will subscribe to the channel and share with friends and family. Stay safe.

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Yes, sir, I couldn’t agree more! I own a couple of the older Smith & Wesson revolvers that were hand fitted and tuned. Also, the performance center 625. I simply love to shoot revolvers! Thanks for watching. If you haven’t already, I hope you will subscribe and share the channel with friends and family. Stay safe.

100% agree! Double action revolvers really teach you trigger management. Thanks for commenting.

You were right on point. They really helped develop the fundamental skills that are needed in regards to trigger management. Thank you so much for commenting.

Sir, thank you for commenting. I actually grew up in Eugene so I have fond memories of my time there. I agree with you revolvers are one of those firearms that people really enjoy shooting especially if they don’t shoot them very much. Thank you so much for commenting.

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Sir, many thanks for commenting. Revolvers really can help develop marksmanship skills that are so critical to shooting any firearm. Thanks again for watching.

Right on! Sounds like a beautiful revolver.

Thanks for watching and commenting. I couldn’t agree more. Great points.

@@GunsGearOnTargetTrainingLLC thanks for the good content you’ve been putting out for many years. You’re one of my favorite gun channels because of how you present the educational material

Fantastic, that sounds lovely!

Very, very important point. Many people are unaware that this particular product will not qualify for various state laws. Thank you for watching. I hope you will subscribe and share the channel with others.

Yes, sir. There is Tunson value in starting with a double action revolver. Especially a .22 long rifle revolver.

You and me both!

Sir, thank you for commenting. I imagine your time with a double action revolver explains a lot of your skill and proficiency.

Hey John thank you for watching and commenting. Unfortunately, I have a significant handicap with my left hand and arm. I cannot fully extend or rotate my left arm therefore I am doing much of the grip on the pistol with my right hand and as such, it’s more locked than I would prefer. I agree with you in the perfect world, there would be a slight bend in my elbows, which would absorb some of the recoil. Unfortunately, that is not gonna happen in this lifetime. Thanks again for sharing your feedback. I hope you consider subscribing and sharing the channel with friends and family.

Sir, thank you for commenting. I agree with you the CZ - P10 is really a fine pistol. I appreciate you watching and hope you will consider subscribing to the channel and sharing it with friends and family.

I appreciate that!

I agree, They don't like an honest assessment.

Roy, I am unsure what you’re referring to when you say the Glock 25. I assume you mean the Glock 45 which is a double stack magazine and the frame size is pretty much identical to the Glock 17. Thank you for watching and commenting I hope you will subscribe to the channel and share it with friends and family.

No sir, no back plate.

Sir, thank you for watching,. Triggers are very subjective. I am not a legal expert nor can I give you advice. I will say that for someone with extensive training and a high level of efficiency, I think this trigger is totally fine. However, for those that do not have the trigger discipline and the skills to operate under extreme stress, I would stick with the stock trigger. I Very much appreciate you commenting and hope you will consider subscribing and sharing the channel with friends and family. Also, thank you for your kind words about the channel.

@@GunsGearOnTargetTrainingLLC Thank you sir best of luck

Good to hear, thanks for sharing. Please subscribe

Right on! Great revolver. Hope you'll subscribe

I find this fits my other Glock 19 or Glock 17 holsters without an issue.

Sir, thank you for commenting. I am not impressed with these magazines. I think they are fine for training, but I would not use them for every day car or personal protection.

Sir, many thanks for your insights and sharing your experiences. Really appreciate that. Stay safe.

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