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Nakano · October 19, 1999, 10:06 AM

Yes DAL. That is the best way. Check them out before making a decision. Try it on and experiment in different body positions. Sit on a chair, get up and down. Bend over to tie your shoelaces. Is it still comfortable? Will it make a noticeable sound when bumping into a hard object such as an office table, bookshelf, doorknob? Or even someones elbow! It has happened. Also the actual sidearm (unloaded of course) to try it with is a must. Or perhaps there is a dealer there that has a "red gun" of your particular model. Hope this helps a bit.

L8r,
Nakano

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October 19, 1999, 10:06 AM	#7
Nakano Member Join Date: March 1, 1999 Location: USA Posts: 72	Yes DAL. That is the best way. Check them out before making a decision. Try it on and experiment in different body positions. Sit on a chair, get up and down. Bend over to tie your shoelaces. Is it still comfortable? Will it make a noticeable sound when bumping into a hard object such as an office table, bookshelf, doorknob? Or even someones elbow! It has happened. Also the actual sidearm (unloaded of course) to try it with is a must. Or perhaps there is a dealer there that has a "red gun" of your particular model. Hope this helps a bit. L8r, Nakano ------------------ "To earn a million is easy, a real friend is not."