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The term coil over means having a coil spring coaxial with the shock absorber. In terms of a Corvette, it replaces the leaf spring.

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Re: Lets talk GUNS

Subject: Re: Lets talk GUNS
by red_johnny on 2008/12/27 15:10:03

Quote:

Matatk wrote:
I recommend shooting a few before you make a decision. There are many gun ranges where you can rent a variety of guns and see what you like.

A few questions - why are you set on a .40? Have you considered a 9mm? A 9 mm is much cheaper to shoot than a .40 if you put a lot of rounds through it. You'll notice the .40 is the same frame size as a 9 mm. If you can carry a larger frame, I'd go for a .45. In my opinion it shoots better than a .40 because the balance is better for all the pistols I've shot.

The XD is a nice gun. So are the glocks. You might prefer the XD because you can get it with an external safety (w/the kids around, etc). If you will consider a 9mm, the new ruger is nice, beretta 92 is a great gun. Although HKs are great guns, they are out of your price range.

PM me if you want to talk more.

Matthew
Your exactly right on with the safty. Thats a huge concern of mine. When the gun is at home it will be locked in its own case but kids can allways find keys. I am going to teach my son some gun safty and take him to the range...might qualify him for a merit badge.
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