11-05-2008, 01:59 PM
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Location: San Diego,
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Cobra Make, Engine: SPF1715, Roush Built 434 ci Stroker, Dart Block, Ported AFR 205 Heads... 561 hp / 547 tq, Former Roush Show Car, Completed and Prepped By Olthoff Racing.
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Originally Posted by Anthony
It's kind of like a cobra replica. It may have 427 badges on the side, but it may only have a small block.
Whether it's full auto or not, any semi is a dangerous weapon for an inexperienced shooter, as it reloads sometimes without the shooter realizing it, and can discharge easily again at an unintended target.
single shot, bolt action, revolver are safer firearms.
Winchester model 94 is often chosen as an entry level gun, as it's relatively cheap. Unfortunaltely, it has no safety, and to unload, you have to work the rounds through the chamber, and sometimes the gun can discharge while unloading, shooting an unintended target. Also, not a good gun for beginners, children.
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If you are trained right (finger along side the trigger guard until ready to fire) a semi or full auto weapon is just as safe. If you practice your training enough you will find yourself placing your finger their without thinking about it.
Like they taught me in the military "perfect practice makes perfect shooters" 
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