I carry the EDC X9 so I got one of these as a deeper concealment option. Softest and most accurate sub compact pistol I’ve ever shot. Also the most expensive so that might run some people off. I was hardly carrying it so I sold it but now I wish I had kept it as an option. Guess I need to start saving up the pennies again.
Happy (new) Wilson Combat customer. Preface: I’m not former LEO/military, I just enjoy shooting at the range and I carry all the time (except where prohibited in TX) for personal protection. I’m a 67 yr old lady, 5’2” & have small hands. I’ve wanted to add a Wilson Combat pistol to my EDC options for a couple of years. I finally “pulled the trigger” on the purchase of an SFX9 3.25 2 days ago. Put 150 rnds through it at the range yesterday. ❤️ Trigger: I LOVE the trigger on this pistol!!! I don’t know what the pull tests at but it feels like it’s only 2 lbs. ❤️🔥❤️ It’s not too snappy, in spite of its size. Sights: I don’t have the RDS on it. It came with red (would prefer green) fiber optic FS and iron RS. Considering RDS. 🤷♀️ It came with an additional red fiber optic included. Mags: It came with 2 WC mags: 1 10-rnd & 1 15-rnd. Price: I know it’s expensive; however, I hold Wilson Combat’s research, design, engineering, manufacturing, and customer support services in high esteem AND it’s handcrafted quality & reliability “Made in America”! ❤️🇺🇸❤️
Just wanted to let everyone know what Wilson is like to deal with as a company. They are simply awesome! I did a full rebuild of my SR1911 commander. It was expensive and worth every penny. My SR1911 has 3 ruger parts and the rest it Wilson. Unfortunately I ordered the wrong main spring housing. So I followed the return instructions and in no time I got the replacement. To my utter shock I was only charged wholesale for the replacement part. And they 2nd day airmailed the replacement part to me. Ending up with a $29 dollar refund. I'm so impressed! And the V grip housing is perfect for my hand. As for accuracy... it now shoots exactly the same as my target Kimber. The bullet proof line of parts is some really good stuff. Thank you Wilson!
The iron sight rods housing are developed for instinctive shooting /reactive shooting . Wilson is up to date with what current gwot troops brought to the table . This system is made for enhancing basic Basic fundamentals. We've come full circle.
@@petergozinya6122 haha I do have a trick of sorts! Several years back it occurred to me that I had lots of good guns but did I really need 5 different Glocks or Sig P226’s or beretta 92’s and that when it hit me… I contacted a Wilson dealer (Nighthawk as well) that does layaway. So, I paid $300 for deposit and ordered my first Wilson - and stopped buying multiples of guns I already had. So you pay a little here and there as they build the gun - which can take a year (sometimes more, sometimes less) and when the dealer gets the gun you have 6 months layaway! This spreads out the purchase and makes it a lot easier - so now I have accumulated a collection that anyone can have but it just takes time.
@@petergozinya6122 normally I’d agree but I’m worried it’s not completely hand fitted, among other things too. I might feel different once I held it tho 🤷♂️ Lol yeah I know, right!! I definitely don’t get that bullshit!!
@@runningbear6391 I just bought a 3" lightweight bul armory in 45 for carry and it's really not that bad, of course I've been shooting 45 for 36 yrs so I'm kind of used to it.
The real issue is the problematic feeding geometry when going to the very stubby .45 configurations. The feed ramp angle becomes exessively steep, and contributes to “failure to go into battery” malfunctions. A Pro model (4” bbl) is about as short as one might go for reliability in a .45 ACP 1911.
Gorgeous gun. Will it make me a better conceal carry shooter? Probably. Can I afford one? Sure . But I’d rather carry a P365 or 43x around . In my state there is a distinct possibility I’d lose my firearm in a self defense situation ,at least for a little while, so I’d feel better having a disposable piece on me. Im not in the “I just had my SFX9 confiscated, so what” income bracket
+l67swap Another Wilson....Jack Wilson approves this message! Unrelated, but equally cool, the l67 is one of the best engines GM ever made! You got a lot of class my friend!
I have large hands and would love to have one of these, I can't afford one but would sure accept one if someone would give it to me! Sweet pistol! 'KEEP ON KEEPIN ON'!
Stop telling people to slave the dot to their irons!! They are independent sighting systems. You don't slave your dot or LVPO on a rifle to the irons so stop telling people to do it with a red dot on a pistol.
I so agree! I get in arguments all the time with my co workers about this. RDS should always be independently sighted in. If you want to use your front sight stick to irons.
Hiding the red dot behind the front site is a general way to do the initial adjustment of the red dot on target. What you were seeing in the video was the adjustment but In use the red dot will appear above the sites centered in the glass not behind the sites which would defeat the use of the dot. There seems to be some confusion about terms and techniques here. The concept is hard to understand unless you actually use a red or green dot site but it makes sense. I have found this to be an excellent way to get started and really have not seen the need to use other fine tune techniques although I am aware of them. If the iron sites are on target then the red dot will be on target using a superimposition technique for initial adjustment.
@@runningbear6391 Nah. Springfield just released a subcompact XD in 10mm, soooo... If you can't handle 10mm/45 in a small package then that's YOUR preference. There are people that aren't as recoil sensitive as others, like me, who actually prefer big bore, yes, even in smaller guns. I remember even as a kid shooting a full sized 1911, and not thinking, "Man, that kicks a lot!" I didn't even think about it. I just accepted the recoil as part of the operation, and trained with it. I've been hooked on 1911s ever since, and can shoot that 45 as fast as my friends' do their nines. Your mileage may vary, but things such as recoil and weight aren't the disadvantage a lot of people tout them as. Yes, they may take more time to master, but oftentimes, the things that require the most time tend to be the most worthwhile. Peace and love, and above all else, train, train, train.
@@exothermal.sprocket Yup! Just mentioned it to the other guy. However, I'm not really a fan of XDs and such. Always liked and shot the 1911 platform the best.
Gotta EDC X9 already and won't drop the change on this one. But it's a nice pistol for those that are looking for a custom optics ready carry . Here it is folk's.
Seems great. The only way in this world I'd buy one for that price is if it was completely left handed. I mean ejection port too. Other than that it's out of my budget.
I wish there are SFX9 with polymer grip. That should be my perfect edc conceal carry 🙏🥰 My edcx9 is a little heavy but for shooting it’s perfect Thanks wilson combat Best regard from Thailand
There’s an option for ambi safety if you order through them, it comes standard as right hand due to them not wanting to ad an extra piece that could get caught .
Some gun shops get them in with ambi safeties already installed. Not sure where you are but Shoot Point Blank tends to get them in with the ambi safeties.
@Wilson Combat I have one of the older versions of the SFX. Can Wilson Combat cut mine for the optics plate and rear sight? You can see on my channel if you search.
Needs front serrations and ambidextrous controls. CCW Requirements: 1. Rail 2. Front serrations 3. Optics ready 4. Ambidextrous everything I know the latter may irk some people but the facts do not lie. Approx 10% of the population is left handed while the remaining ~1% of the US population is truly ambidextrous. Lefty’s say they are always forgotten, well what about the one percenters (such as myself) who are truly ambi? After all, it is 2021 not 1991. _Everything_ in the 2A industry should be ambidextrous at this point! Stay classy my friends.
Very cool but for that price I'll continue to carry my P365. No safety to worry about, never had a malfunction, and I'm quite capable of putting shots on target with it. Plus if I did have to use it I wouldn't cry too much when the cops take it as evidence.
@@jonmeray713 If you're completely ignorant on a topic, better to not speak. Carrying with one chambered with a double action trigger is perfectly safe. It's actually the way most professionals advise for a competent trained person.
@@runningbear6391 That's why they make different guns. I owned a performance center shield but sold it in favor of the P365. I thought the Shield was good but I could shoot the 365 just as well and I liked the extra rounds and the front sight.
Can you drive it to work? Should be able to for $3k. 😏 These manufacturers need to pull their heads outta their asses. I just bought a Sig M18 for $545. 3 mags, one 17 rd and two 21rd
Hey folks, I have zero experience with a specific thing mentioned in this video, and I was wondering if any of you could help me. I've seen some of the recent handguns with two-piece frames that have the grip-magazine well as a separately-attached assembly, as mentioned at 0:48. But has anyone ever even heard of a single example where such two-piece construction caused ANY manner of problem? I figured some more experienced soul on this forum would know. Thanks in advance for your help.
Sorry if you cant advertise the price in marketing material its either more expensive than its worth or its so cheap theres no way it could work. Shit nighthawk and kimber have prices front and center.
Really, no front serrations for press checks or slide manipulation, WHY?? I also don't understand people's obsession over co witness rear and front sights. Having a rear sight to block your sight picture totally negates the purpose for having a red dot.
Wilson has the best 1911 mags, yes, but these Mec Gar mags are pretty darn nice as well. If you get a chance to handle/ shoot one I think you’ll feel differently.
@@TheLegoJoker Let me pit it this way, Having Mec Gar mags on a $2895 box new Wilson combat, is like buying a new Ferrari but the stock tire are General Grabbers.
@@xunheilvsnipezx3324 You’re entitled to your opinion, but have you actually handled and used these mags? I have an EDC X9 and the mags are one of the huge selling points to it over a more standard 2011 because of the quality and durability over 2011 mags. You don’t like it. I get it. But you couldn’t be more wrong with your comments about the magazine quality. Have a good day.
@@TheLegoJoker @TheLegoJoker I will say this Mec Gar isn't as bad as Pro Mag, However Mec Gar will never be Wilson Combat. Yes I've owned a X9 but once again, realized I'm still not a 2x stack mag fan. I like the 2011 but to me something is lost in the ergonomics of incorporating a 2x mag.
I have yet to see a single argument for having a red dot on an EDC/defensive carry gun. If you require an optic for engagements inside of 7 yards - which are most defensive encounters - you don’t need a Red Dot, you need more range time. I feel the same way about those 14 round mags on a “micro.” I’ll take the 8 rounds on my Sig P938 and my iron night sights and my regular training schedule and you can have your red dot and 14 rounds. Beautiful gun, though. Almost bought one but decided instead on a Langdon/Springfield XD-E and bought a car with the money I saved.
…..ok?? So the standard is $3,000 bucks, yet you’re not offering this option yet? If so I’d guess this’ll be $3,500+, right? Give or take a bucks of course Lol
Why are you going for a full sized grip and sub compact slide? That's the inverse for a good conceal pistol. Long slide, short grip conceals best. This recent spike in short slide long grip is the wrong direction is wildly illogical. The long slide has no concealment drawbacks
@James; Not if you have big hands and you appendix carry! I have to use an extended mag on my G19 to get a 'full' grip!! Far better control and accuracy with a full grip, IMO! 'KEEP ON KEEPIN ON'!
@@Nostradamus_Order33 I think it's more of a deep conceal, like put it in your pocket type. But I agree a longer slide makes more sense most of the time. But I have a 380 that's the size of a phone and I can comfortably but that thing in my sock lol
“The gun in your pocket is always better than the one left on the dresser” You only need one trigger and two fingers on the grip. There are short double stacks available right now. Also, most short double stacks will take an extended mag if needed.
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I carry the EDC X9 so I got one of these as a deeper concealment option. Softest and most accurate sub compact pistol I’ve ever shot. Also the most expensive so that might run some people off. I was hardly carrying it so I sold it but now I wish I had kept it as an option. Guess I need to start saving up the pennies again.
The EDC X9 keeps whispering to me every time I go to the darn gun store near me. I made the mistake of holding it.
@@chitterlingsrtasty Haha! I got sucked in because a buddy who has one let me shoot his. It’s an outstanding firearm.
Happy (new) Wilson Combat customer.
Preface: I’m not former LEO/military, I just enjoy shooting at the range and I carry all the time (except where prohibited in TX) for personal protection. I’m a 67 yr old lady, 5’2” & have small hands.
I’ve wanted to add a Wilson Combat pistol to my EDC options for a couple of years. I finally “pulled the trigger” on the purchase of an SFX9 3.25 2 days ago. Put 150 rnds through it at the range yesterday. ❤️
Trigger: I LOVE the trigger on this pistol!!! I don’t know what the pull tests at but it feels like it’s only 2 lbs. ❤️🔥❤️ It’s not too snappy, in spite of its size.
Sights: I don’t have the RDS on it. It came with red (would prefer green) fiber optic FS and iron RS. Considering RDS. 🤷♀️ It came with an additional red fiber optic included.
Mags: It came with 2 WC mags: 1 10-rnd & 1 15-rnd.
Price: I know it’s expensive; however, I hold Wilson Combat’s research, design, engineering, manufacturing, and customer support services in high esteem AND it’s handcrafted quality & reliability “Made in America”!
❤️🇺🇸❤️
Just wanted to let everyone know what Wilson is like to deal with as a company. They are simply awesome! I did a full rebuild of my SR1911 commander. It was expensive and worth every penny. My SR1911 has 3 ruger parts and the rest it Wilson. Unfortunately I ordered the wrong main spring housing. So I followed the return instructions and in no time I got the replacement. To my utter shock I was only charged wholesale for the replacement part. And they 2nd day airmailed the replacement part to me. Ending up with a $29 dollar refund. I'm so impressed! And the V grip housing is perfect for my hand. As for accuracy... it now shoots exactly the same as my target Kimber. The bullet proof line of parts is some really good stuff. Thank you Wilson!
Thanks for sharing!
When I go to sleep at night, and I put my SFX9 on my nightstand, I dream the guy with the long beard in this video is the one that made my gun
What a gorgeous handgun.
Currently my absolute favorite carry gun.
But what about the NC Counselor?
@@joefabeetz2320 Counselor is #2
@@JayMacklin your review brought me here 😂 just trying to decide whether to get this or the 4” .
OMG 😲 what a beautiful gun!!!!!!
The iron sight rods housing are developed for instinctive shooting /reactive shooting . Wilson is up to date with what current gwot troops brought to the table . This system is made for enhancing basic Basic fundamentals. We've come full circle.
Man, I have to have this one. I can’t believe that holds 15.
My dream gun!
I have 7 Wilson’s and 1 Nighthawk - Wilson makes the best guns on the planet.
I know you. You’re the guy who’s locker is between Elon Musk’s and Jeff Bozo’s at the country club. 🧐
@@petergozinya6122 haha I do have a trick of sorts! Several years back it occurred to me that I had lots of good guns but did I really need 5 different Glocks or Sig P226’s or beretta 92’s and that when it hit me… I contacted a Wilson dealer (Nighthawk as well) that does layaway. So, I paid $300 for deposit and ordered my first Wilson - and stopped buying multiples of guns I already had. So you pay a little here and there as they build the gun - which can take a year (sometimes more, sometimes less) and when the dealer gets the gun you have 6 months layaway! This spreads out the purchase and makes it a lot easier - so now I have accumulated a collection that anyone can have but it just takes time.
@@DavidV4444 It’s all good. I was just having a little fun. 👍
Wilson combat is not best. svi infinity and atlas gunworks are better theres no debating that
@@Baerrrr83 great guns for sure - I’ll still take my Wilson over the Gucci race guns.
This looks beautiful
I’d be lying if I said this wasn’t amazing but I just can’t justify the price!!! Especially in 2021 with all the stellar options out there.
I don’t have a problem
Paying $3k for a hand fitted pistol. But if I’m going to sell one of my kidneys to buy one, give me more that 2 mags 😱
@@petergozinya6122 normally I’d agree but I’m worried it’s not completely hand fitted, among other things too. I might feel different once I held it tho 🤷♂️ Lol yeah I know, right!! I definitely don’t get that bullshit!!
I was really hoping this was the same size as the EDC X9. Looks like a great piece.
There both very nice at about 3000.00 each, and Wilson is smooth !
@@waynecastleman1363 True. I still like the size of the EDC X9. Fits my hand great. Just needs an optic cut.
Looks sharp!
Wow beautiful definitely from a watchmaker
Excellent offering.👍👍
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This SFX9 HC 3.25 inch X-TAC solid frame is what I will have one day. And get it ported by Mag-na-port too.
Reminds me of the bul armory SAS 2 ultralight. Nice pistol.
I want the 4" one so I can shoulder carry it, an optic ready one but the lower receiver in green. 💚
Give us this in multiple barrel length options please!
Nice to dream for a while but I’ll stick with My Cz Rami .
A bit expensive, til I put 650 various brands of 9mm ammo thru it. So we'll worth the price. Unbelievable accuracy. This is a forever gun.
super slick.
Guy's, please consider making a 45 cal available, your missing out on a whole segment of the 1911 shooters that would love to own this gun.
I agree!
@@runningbear6391 I just bought a 3" lightweight bul armory in 45 for carry and it's really not that bad, of course I've been shooting 45 for 36 yrs so I'm kind of used to it.
Would anyone pay a premium price over a current 1911 milspec unit?
@@BLACKWOLF-1911 Yep 👍 bought a Desert Eagle Undercover 45 ACP made by BUL and their made very well. BUL runs a tight ship !
The real issue is the problematic feeding geometry when going to the very stubby .45 configurations. The feed ramp angle becomes exessively steep, and contributes to “failure to go into battery” malfunctions. A Pro model (4” bbl) is about as short as one might go for reliability in a .45 ACP 1911.
Gorgeous gun. Will it make me a better conceal carry shooter? Probably. Can I afford one? Sure . But I’d rather carry a P365 or 43x around . In my state there is a distinct possibility I’d lose my firearm in a self defense situation ,at least for a little while, so I’d feel better having a disposable piece on me. Im not in the “I just had my SFX9 confiscated, so what” income bracket
It's cool .. love Wilson but for daily carry I'll stick with my p226 legion in 357 SIG :)
.357 sig is a great caliber
@@murrayjimm I love it , kinda hard to find sometimes but for a carry round it's hard to beat :)
I agree. I have a P-229 in .357SIG that is my edc. It's just hard for me to go down to 9mm after carrying .357SIG for so long.
Ay nothing wrong with that bit it isn't no wilson combat haha
+l67swap Another Wilson....Jack Wilson approves this message! Unrelated, but equally cool, the l67 is one of the best engines GM ever made! You got a lot of class my friend!
I have large hands and would love to have one of these, I can't afford one but would sure accept one if someone would give it to me! Sweet pistol!
'KEEP ON KEEPIN ON'!
Looks fantastic
It is!
Boom
Very impressed. Now to decide, this or Staccato C2 duo.. How to compare both.. hmm
You obviously need both!
So nice.
Stop telling people to slave the dot to their irons!! They are independent sighting systems. You don't slave your dot or LVPO on a rifle to the irons so stop telling people to do it with a red dot on a pistol.
I so agree! I get in arguments all the time with my co workers about this. RDS should always be independently sighted in. If you want to use your front sight stick to irons.
Co witness is definitely a thing. It's not the way to zero a sight but it's suitable for back up troubleshooting of faulty red dot.
@@mrarivv0007 Well I think it's dumb. You have back up sights for emergency use only. lol.
Hiding the red dot behind the front site is a general way to do the initial adjustment of the red dot on target. What you were seeing in the video was the adjustment but In use the red dot will appear above the sites centered in the glass not behind the sites which would defeat the use of the dot. There seems to be some confusion about terms and techniques here. The concept is hard to understand unless you actually use a red or green dot site but it makes sense. I have found this to be an excellent way to get started and really have not seen the need to use other fine tune techniques although I am aware of them. If the iron sites are on target then the red dot will be on target using a superimposition technique for initial adjustment.
Has anyone considered red dots on a compact pistol is the dumb part?
Wish they'd make one in 45 or 10mm.
XDm has your 3.8" 11-round 10mm conceal piece.
@@runningbear6391 Nah. Springfield just released a subcompact XD in 10mm, soooo... If you can't handle 10mm/45 in a small package then that's YOUR preference. There are people that aren't as recoil sensitive as others, like me, who actually prefer big bore, yes, even in smaller guns. I remember even as a kid shooting a full sized 1911, and not thinking, "Man, that kicks a lot!" I didn't even think about it. I just accepted the recoil as part of the operation, and trained with it. I've been hooked on 1911s ever since, and can shoot that 45 as fast as my friends' do their nines. Your mileage may vary, but things such as recoil and weight aren't the disadvantage a lot of people tout them as. Yes, they may take more time to master, but oftentimes, the things that require the most time tend to be the most worthwhile. Peace and love, and above all else, train, train, train.
@@exothermal.sprocket Yup! Just mentioned it to the other guy. However, I'm not really a fan of XDs and such. Always liked and shot the 1911 platform the best.
I have a Heizer PKO45 that is .8 inch wide 45acp and never had a misfire. 900 and it's yours.
@@vlogfriendsutopia Understood. Yet there seems to be no "compact" 1911's running 10mm.
I think I need 0% interest payments for 18 months on that baby! Wow, the perfect gun!
How about a Brig-Tax 92g with RDO cut??
Gotta EDC X9 already and won't drop the change on this one. But it's a nice pistol for those that are looking for a custom optics ready carry . Here it is folk's.
How much do they go for?
@@frankarchibald732 about 3 grand + tax
Having a hard time deciding between this or the 4”.
Both!
Seems great. The only way in this world I'd buy one for that price is if it was completely left handed. I mean ejection port too. Other than that it's out of my budget.
Love it
Looks Nice!
I wish there are SFX9 with polymer grip. That should be my perfect edc conceal carry 🙏🥰
My edcx9 is a little heavy but for shooting it’s perfect Thanks wilson combat
Best regard from Thailand
There is... The 3.25 edc x9... Check guns America. They have them
Sure would be nice if you made this in ambidextrous!!! It’s only like 2021!!!
Come on!!! What the hell?!?
There’s an option for ambi safety if you order through them, it comes standard as right hand due to them not wanting to ad an extra piece that could get caught .
@@kterlop yeah WC has some pretty great customization options
Some gun shops get them in with ambi safeties already installed. Not sure where you are but Shoot Point Blank tends to get them in with the ambi safeties.
There are ambi safety options available.
@@gowilsoncombat GoodCopy! Great!
How about a switchable mag release?
AMAZING!!!!! Dear Santa!!!!1
I really want to own this
If this version is half as good as my EDCX9, sign me up.
@Wilson Combat I have one of the older versions of the SFX. Can Wilson Combat cut mine for the optics plate and rear sight? You can see on my channel if you search.
Yes we can! Contact info@wilsoncombat.com and we can take care of you.
My God… she’s perfect
Yes she is!
What ISWB holster are they using here. Can’t seem to find one for my 3.25” SFX9
Just need Masad Ayoob to tell me why i want this for EDC. 💪💪👍👍😅😅
@@Jystfdwbbc96 of course not. But his voice over would have been better
I want one just like this. How much? Of course 45 or 10mm would work too!
Really, how much?
Check book is ready. Let me know!!!
www.wilsoncombat.com/sfx9-3-25-15-round/ Contact us at Info@wilsoncombat.com
Thanks for telling me the mag capacity. Good job marketing.
Coied the sig sauer 365
Needs front serrations and ambidextrous controls.
CCW Requirements:
1. Rail
2. Front serrations
3. Optics ready
4. Ambidextrous everything
I know the latter may irk some people but the facts do not lie. Approx 10% of the population is left handed while the remaining ~1% of the US population is truly ambidextrous. Lefty’s say they are always forgotten, well what about the one percenters (such as myself) who are truly ambi?
After all, it is 2021 not 1991. _Everything_ in the 2A industry should be ambidextrous at this point!
Stay classy my friends.
Can I have still frame instead of aluminium frame?
I'm getting one for all my favorite dancers at the club.
“Self leveling geometry?” I mean this looks badass but WTF does that even mean?! 😂
Damn!
Wonderful Looking Gun BUT WHO IN THE HECK CAN AFORD IT ??
Is a pinky extension available for the short magazine?
Yes. Look for the 10 round magazine with a Finger Rest Base Plate on ShopWilsonCombat dot com
😁😁😁 going to get one
Can you get it without an optic cut and an ambi safety?
Of course, Wilson is very customizable to what you want.
Are the SF grips the same width as the X9’s with the G10 inserts?
Regards,
Marky
Very cool but for that price I'll continue to carry my P365. No safety to worry about, never had a malfunction, and I'm quite capable of putting shots on target with it. Plus if I did have to use it I wouldn't cry too much when the cops take it as evidence.
@@jonmeray713 If you're completely ignorant on a topic, better to not speak. Carrying with one chambered with a double action trigger is perfectly safe. It's actually the way most professionals advise for a competent trained person.
@@runningbear6391 That's why they make different guns. I owned a performance center shield but sold it in favor of the P365. I thought the Shield was good but I could shoot the 365 just as well and I liked the extra rounds and the front sight.
@@runningbear6391 BTW, I'd never continue to own a gun that I think sucks, much less carry it.
I love my Wilsons but my thin P365 is perfect for summer carry, and it feels great shooting +P ammo - amazing gun for the money.
My 365xl has a safety and it works fine no worries
Why is it so hard to find one with the RDO plate??
MSRP? Just looked it up.
$2895 for those who are interested
Can you drive it to work? Should be able to for $3k. 😏
These manufacturers need to pull their heads outta their asses. I just bought a Sig M18 for $545. 3 mags, one 17 rd and two 21rd
For that price it should come with WC mags not cheapo Mec Gar POS's
@@runningbear6391 This Gunsmith agrees
45 please
It would be nice to be able to afford one of these.
Yeah that's why I carry my G19. I love my Staccato c2 but if I ever have to use it say goodbye for at least a year for evidence.
@@russdennis7026 - I like staccatos! 👍🏾
@@russdennis7026 carry the staccato. Do it😈
Is that a bull barrel?
Looks sharp but a 3-4K gun that doesn’t cowitness is pretty annoying.
It says in this video that it dies co-witness
Imagine thinking you need co witness on a pistol
@@jonmeray713 imagine thinking you don’t lol good luck hitting a precision shot at 25 yards without them
@@Room-qd7pl based off what I can see no shot they cowitness
@@martina6212 at 1:25 they literally show it and say that it provides a perfect co-witness
Hey folks, I have zero experience with a specific thing mentioned in this video, and I was wondering if any of you could help me. I've seen some of the recent handguns with two-piece frames that have the grip-magazine well as a separately-attached assembly, as mentioned at 0:48. But has anyone ever even heard of a single example where such two-piece construction caused ANY manner of problem? I figured some more experienced soul on this forum would know. Thanks in advance for your help.
Just take my money
Sorry if you cant advertise the price in marketing material its either more expensive than its worth or its so cheap theres no way it could work. Shit nighthawk and kimber have prices front and center.
$3K area...wow, but nice
What’s that site and when can we get this gun RDO ready?
www.wilsoncombat.com/sfx9-3-25-15-round/
Tiago Jaques da Silva 🇧🇷✔️
That price tag, tho.
Definitely not for the poors. But its funny the people subscribed to the Wilson Combat channel complaining about the price. What do you expect?
What’s the cost?
www.wilsoncombat.com/sfx9-3-25-15-round/
😲
Ok ✅
Really, no front serrations for press checks or slide manipulation, WHY?? I also don't understand people's obsession over co witness rear and front sights. Having a rear sight to block your sight picture totally negates the purpose for having a red dot.
Mec Gar really guys you have the best mags in the business... Mec Gar wtf is this just a overpriced taurus?
Wilson has the best 1911 mags, yes, but these Mec Gar mags are pretty darn nice as well. If you get a chance to handle/ shoot one I think you’ll feel differently.
@@TheLegoJoker Let me pit it this way, Having Mec Gar mags on a $2895 box new Wilson combat, is like buying a new Ferrari but the stock tire are General Grabbers.
@@xunheilvsnipezx3324 You’re entitled to your opinion, but have you actually handled and used these mags? I have an EDC X9 and the mags are one of the huge selling points to it over a more standard 2011 because of the quality and durability over 2011 mags. You don’t like it. I get it. But you couldn’t be more wrong with your comments about the magazine quality. Have a good day.
@@TheLegoJoker @TheLegoJoker I will say this Mec Gar isn't as bad as Pro Mag, However Mec Gar will never be Wilson Combat. Yes I've owned a X9 but once again, realized I'm still not a 2x stack mag fan. I like the 2011 but to me something is lost in the ergonomics of incorporating a 2x mag.
@@xunheilvsnipezx3324 on that one, we definitely agree. Love me a nice single stack 1911.
About a $900 pistol.
Oh more than that, I’m guessing over 2k
For $2500-3000 whaaaaaa
Wow perfect but can’t buy
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Hope there is an option for backup sights.
There is!
If only it was ambi . I’m left handed so it’s a no go for me unfortunately 💔
But does it come in black?.....oh wait yes it does.
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$2,700 isn't that bad when you take into account that it is a hand fitted pistol.
It's just billet, that doesn't translate to hand fitted.
Bul armory SAS 2 ultra light is cheaper and the same exact setup as this.
@@mrarivv0007 will check it out!
@@mrarivv0007 billet AND hand fitted
Drop the price by like $500 and Is think about it. These are priced way too high.
Gorgeous to look upon, but not for me.
Optics and deep concealment…kind of like military intelligence…
Lol 😂
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It's not deep concealment with a full sized frame
Now that’s funny
I have yet to see a single argument for having a red dot on an EDC/defensive carry gun. If you require an optic for engagements inside of 7 yards - which are most defensive encounters - you don’t need a Red Dot, you need more range time. I feel the same way about those 14 round mags on a “micro.” I’ll take the 8 rounds on my Sig P938 and my iron night sights and my regular training schedule and you can have your red dot and 14 rounds. Beautiful gun, though. Almost bought one but decided instead on a Langdon/Springfield XD-E and bought a car with the money I saved.
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Base price $2,795. Ummm no.
No school this semester kids. I can’t afford it now.
…..ok?? So the standard is $3,000 bucks, yet you’re not offering this option yet? If so I’d guess this’ll be $3,500+, right? Give or take a bucks of course Lol
I could buy 5 Sig P365 pistols for this much money. I like the older WC designs, and not the new CNC cut “traction” nonsense.
Why are you going for a full sized grip and sub compact slide?
That's the inverse for a good conceal pistol. Long slide, short grip conceals best.
This recent spike in short slide long grip is the wrong direction is wildly illogical. The long slide has no concealment drawbacks
True. You have to keep in mind, most of the buying public knows nothing about pistols.
That is the audience Wilson is targeting.
@James; Not if you have big hands and you appendix carry! I have to use an extended mag on my G19 to get a 'full' grip!! Far better control and accuracy with a full grip, IMO!
'KEEP ON KEEPIN ON'!
@@Nostradamus_Order33 I think it's more of a deep conceal, like put it in your pocket type. But I agree a longer slide makes more sense most of the time. But I have a 380 that's the size of a phone and I can comfortably but that thing in my sock lol
“The gun in your pocket is always better than the one left on the dresser”
You only need one trigger and two fingers on the grip. There are short double stacks available right now.
Also, most short double stacks will take an extended mag if needed.
I can't carry in my 12 o'clock appendix holster with a long slide. Stuff gets in the way if you know what I mean.