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Smith & Wesson 1911PD

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Kiwi:
I can't fault the 1911, I was introduced to it via the Marines. I have to say it never once has let me down.

The design has remained generally the same since it first was produce.

As I said most other side arms are not comfortable for women.

White Israelite:

--- Quote from: Skippy on December 24, 2007, 07:45:45 PM ---I can't fault the 1911, I was introduced to it via the Marines. I have to say it never once has let me down.

The design has remained generally the same since it first was produce.

As I said most other side arms are not comfortable for women.

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I have a hard time getting females involved with semi-autos, most of the ones I met like the revolvers due to lack of moving parts and ease of cleaning. I have met a few girls who like Glocks and stuff like that though.

Kiwi:
Generally because the grip is not made for woman's hands, and the weight ratio is not right. Many will not go for semi's.

Glocks have a more unisex feel.

I think because most women when learning to fire get bitten they tend to go for something more suitable.

But the Plastic Fantastic's I really suggest they try.

I will pull out a few I think women should use. Due to ease and comfort.

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