http://blog.tacticaldefensesolutions.comQuick Blogcasthttp://blog.tacticaldefensesolutions.com/2012/02/11/tds-emailing-list.aspx#comment-15913599<span> </span>I have to agree. I help my wife run a group and we get so many angry people wanting to "unsubscribe NOW!!". I just write them back and tell them I didn't subscribe them and here's how to do it. <br /> <br /> I so feel your pain. I for one enjoy getting the e-mails from you guys. If I haven't been to the site in a while this is a good reminder that I need to go check something out if I see something that interests me. Thanks again!<br /> <br /> BKBK2012-02-11T21:57:58Zhttp://blog.tacticaldefensesolutions.com/2012/02/06/survey-results.aspx#comment-15904289Were it not for your facebook page/posts, I would have never know TDS existed.Daniel Clark2012-02-10T16:31:56Zhttp://blog.tacticaldefensesolutions.com/2011/11/14/help-tds-rename-this-blog.aspx#comment-12926768<span> </span>Name for Blog:<br /> <br /> The 3R's - Rants, Raves &amp; Revelations<br /> <br /> Breaking News<br /> <br /> Hot Stuff<br /> <br /> Read This or Lose<br /> <br /> Read If You Dare<br /> <br /> and other similar catchy phrases...Bobobobob2011-11-15T23:43:49Zhttp://blog.tacticaldefensesolutions.com/2011/07/29/in-response.aspx#comment-11295062It's too bad that some people think that running an Internet business is free. Yes, it is cheaper than a brick & mortar store, but there still are costs associated with running a website. <br /><br />Here are a few examples of the costs: Website Hosting, Adwords, SSL Cert's, Monthly Merchant Account (Credit Card) expenses, Charge Backs, Returns, Shipping supplies, Labels, Printer Ink, shipping costs for your Inventory and climate controlled storage etc., and on and on and on.<br /><br />If you’re the one who’s always looking for the cheapest, best price you can get at rock bottom, it says a lot about your character. I prefer Excellent Customer Service, Someone at the other end of a phone number if I have questions, Quick Shipping at the speed in which I choose and the occasional "Discount Coupon" for loyalty for my purchases.<br /><br />Believe it or not, a business needs to generate a profit in order to stay in business, pay it's expenses, offer discounts and purchase new inventory at higher prices. <br /><br />Also, MAP pricing is regulated by the MANUFACTURER to allow sales to be competitive between Mom & Pop stores and Walley, F&F etc. Believe me, Wal Mart is making a better margin on ammo sales than any other retail outlet. Complain to them that they're not selling cheap enough!JJ2011-08-08T23:35:05Zhttp://blog.tacticaldefensesolutions.com/2011/04/25/and-we-wonder-why-they-are-concerned-about-us.aspx#comment-11212244And THIS is why I always call to ask if it's okay to stop by. Can't blame you for being aggravated with those who don't.<br /><br />-Chris in Dover<br /><br />PS-You always seem to get up "off your ass" for me. I guess being a polite and grateful customer has it's advantages :)Chris2011-07-21T20:39:43Zhttp://blog.tacticaldefensesolutions.com/2011/07/09/as-if.aspx#comment-11176521If they introduce a new gun control bill they can say that they have been working on SOMETHING, even if it's not what they should be...<br /> <br /> I see one brighter spot about the latest talk of new legislation. With the exception of Rep. McCarthy and a couple others, most of it focuses on creating a nation-wide background check system that actually works. I believe that is a worthy goal, even the NRA agrees on this point. There are certainly people out there that should never be permitted to get a weapon. Stable, law abiding citizens should not be affected by it. They may be finally getting that it's not the gun, it's the person holding it. (Probably wishful thinking)<br /> <br /> One thing I'm curious about though: what exactly does "under the radar" entail here? Sounds like "don't rock the boat before the election".Rich T2011-07-12T06:13:18Zhttp://blog.tacticaldefensesolutions.com/2011/06/18/wallet-holsters.aspx#comment-10615822What the concern is with wallet holsters is that they conceal the fact that it is a firearm.&nbsp; If it does its job too well, then it falls into the AOW category.&nbsp; In essence it becomes exactly what your familiar with - something that looks like what it isnt.<br /> <br /> Sometimes I wonder how any of us in this business keep all the rules, rulings, laws, and regulations straight............TDS2011-06-22T22:34:53Zhttp://blog.tacticaldefensesolutions.com/2011/06/18/wallet-holsters.aspx#comment-10585410If I recall correctly, AOW refers to weapons that don't look like weapons (cane gun, pen gun) and other Class 3 weapons (short barreled rifle/shotgun). It's nice to know that with this holster my P3AT isn't just "any other weapon"! Not that I thought of the beauty as such before...Rich T2011-06-22T00:11:19Zhttp://blog.tacticaldefensesolutions.com/2011/01/19/cool-new-stuff-from-shot.aspx#comment-10390223I have become more and more impressed with Kel-Tec over past years. They may not be the prettiest thing out there, but they are simple, affordable, and flat-out WORK (proudly made in the USA to boot). But this is above and beyond, truly exceptional. <br /> <br /> I've kept an eye out for info on the KSG since this report was posted. It looks close to release with MSRP right about $800. Considering the versatility in this design that would be a bargain. The KSG is at the top of my list, my future home defense weapon of choice.<br /> <br /> And I thank you for bringing it to my attention!Rich T2011-06-18T12:22:43Zhttp://blog.tacticaldefensesolutions.com/2011/06/09/cdc-warns-of-zombie-apocalypse.aspx#comment-10139186Kinda "over the top" don't you think. The last "Zombie" I encountered was "EX"<br /> ---Curt Reedcurtis Reed2011-06-10T01:41:40Z