I carried a PSP as a concealed carry for a few years, it excelled in that capacity, but retired it when the value of P7's rose to the level we are seeing now. Mine is now a safe queen/range gun, replaced with less valuable and more practical options.
Watch the HK boards and Armslist. They come up somewhat regularly. The PSP (which I have) is typically quite a bit cheaper than the models with the paddle mag release. They are definitely a cool gun to have in your collection, and unlike some, they are great shooters too.
I understand your take, but I already have the disclaimer on the bottom of the screen at the beginning of the video. There are no other people around when I am filming, and no ammunition around during filming. If I were handing a gun to someone, I would agree that I must always show clear to the person receiving the gun. In this case though, the guns never leave my possession or sight. There are plenty of other channels that don't show clear on camera, or even bother with the disclaimer. Many do as I do, with a simple disclaimer, and yet many more do take the approach you suggest and show clear at the beginning of their video. The issue with that is it's mainly for show. I say that because MOST reviews are not done in a single take, they set up different shots, or record the same thing a couple of times to make sure they have correctly covered the topics they want to. Yet, they typically only show that the gun is clear once. I can understand why different people choose to address this in each of those ways, and I don't think there is one 100% correct way. I believe that my disclaimer is best for me, and I'll continue to stick with that for my sit down review videos. If I were to show clear on camera, I believe that I should show clear every time I have a new take or cut. Thats a waste of your time when I can address it with a simple ticker at the bottom of the screen.
lol go fuck yourself, safety sallys like you are the worst, its his video, he can do whatever the fuck he wants. SafEty ChEcK yOuR PiStoL. bum fuck loser lol
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Nice review. Thanks for sharing your P7 with us.
I carried a PSP as a concealed carry for a few years, it excelled in that capacity, but retired it when the value of P7's rose to the level we are seeing now. Mine is now a safe queen/range gun, replaced with less valuable and more practical options.
Amazing weapon
The best
I want one
Watch the HK boards and Armslist. They come up somewhat regularly. The PSP (which I have) is typically quite a bit cheaper than the models with the paddle mag release. They are definitely a cool gun to have in your collection, and unlike some, they are great shooters too.
Try $4000.00/6000.00 for the P7M8/M13
Video is 4 years old. Price was accurate. Hell, for years you could pick them up for about $800.
I think it’s a good practice to show on video that both guns are not loaded. It’s a standard of practice.
I understand your take, but I already have the disclaimer on the bottom of the screen at the beginning of the video.
There are no other people around when I am filming, and no ammunition around during filming.
If I were handing a gun to someone, I would agree that I must always show clear to the person receiving the gun. In this case though, the guns never leave my possession or sight.
There are plenty of other channels that don't show clear on camera, or even bother with the disclaimer. Many do as I do, with a simple disclaimer, and yet many more do take the approach you suggest and show clear at the beginning of their video.
The issue with that is it's mainly for show. I say that because MOST reviews are not done in a single take, they set up different shots, or record the same thing a couple of times to make sure they have correctly covered the topics they want to. Yet, they typically only show that the gun is clear once.
I can understand why different people choose to address this in each of those ways, and I don't think there is one 100% correct way. I believe that my disclaimer is best for me, and I'll continue to stick with that for my sit down review videos. If I were to show clear on camera, I believe that I should show clear every time I have a new take or cut. Thats a waste of your time when I can address it with a simple ticker at the bottom of the screen.
lol go fuck yourself, safety sallys like you are the worst, its his video, he can do whatever the fuck he wants. SafEty ChEcK yOuR PiStoL. bum fuck loser lol
@@Jaycee07 wow psycho. Are you allowed to own a firearm? Hope not
@@Jdeneik The guns not gonna shoot you through the screen.
GLOCK copied the H&K
Copied the P7? No.
Copied the VP70? Kinda.
Love my P7M8, but its hard to squeeze. coz im 17yrs old that time. SOLD it