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Please use this thread, to discuss the Wilson Combat X-Tac we just reviewed in our E-zine.
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Very nice review as usual.
Good for Wilsons for allowing the extended test, it speaks volumes that they are willing to allow that sort of test, as well as the fact Steve trust the pistol enough to carry it on Duty. I look forward to reading the follow up...
Robert.
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The true danger is when liberty is nibbled away, for expedients, and by parts. - Edmund Burke 1777
Mentor
Great review, Steve! This pistol certainly looks like a winner.
'Those who hammer their guns into plows will plow for those who do not.' ~Thomas Jefferson
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Starting to save the money up for my model with the Armor-Tuff finish. Hope I get get it soon.
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I think the gun is a winner. Save for the X treatment, it's really a plain 1911 model, that has the "Semi-Custom" build quality. Everything under the hood is top notch, and fitted as it should.
If it isn't durable, it isn't reliable.
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I really want one of these..But I recently ordered an Ed Brown, so I have to recover from that!
Silent Gun
So do I!Originally Posted by DuckRyder
Very good review, Steve. The Wilson X-Tac appears to be an exceptional pistol. I'm particularly interested in how the fiber optic front sight withstands the rigors of everyday carry and use, as well as the ability of the Armor-Tuff finish to protect the gun.
Steve
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Great reviewI enjoyed this review. Look forward to seeing how the Armor-Tuff holds up, as I have a Wilson that doesn't see a holster.
3 1/2 pound trigger; do they all ship that light?
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Standard is 3.5-3.75#. We will set the trigger pull for whatever you like within reason.
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What was meant by "Semi-Custom". Is it like Kimber level? Is there MIM in the XTAC? Looks like a nice pistol but if I go into the higher end pistols I'm not sure if the pistol should be described as "Semi-Custom". Would a Wilson Professional or CQB be "Semi-Custom"?
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