Pistol (gun Shops?) or Wolfie???

[DTolo]

Ok, so,
I have got a few extra dollars to invest in nothing other than something to put a smile on my face, woohoo!

I have boiled it down to two things...

1. My first pistol (been wanting this for a while, and the collection has been planned, gotta start somewhere) I am leaning towards a Glock 17, since I have probably the most hands on experience with that, and I liked it.

2. Holding the dough until I find out if the Wolfie is gonna need a new engine, and Ideally getting the wolfsburg running (won't be till Aug when I grad this course)

So, are there any reccomended firearm shops near North County? I am thinking if I see what I want, at a good price, i will get the pistol. Then, if not, keep the cash on hand for the wolfie, for which I might end up rebuilding the engine or buying a rebuilt 8V.

Well?

DId I mention that I found out yesterday that we found out we are having a GIRL! Yup, number two will be a girl. Ok, didn't know if that had any weight on the decision;).

[mike]

Well "On Target" of of the 5 at Avery has a good selection of Glocks in Mission Viejo

As far as the motor in the Wolfie, a used 8V can be had for $150 if you look.

Or you can do an ABA bottom end swap and use your 1.8 head and injection for cheap too.

[DTolo]

Check, "On Target" is on the list

[gest24]

I believe Iron Sights has a pro shop. Never been there personally. All I know is don't go to the shop on base. Even tho there isn't any Tax, their prices are higher.

[DTolo]

I believe Iron Sights has a pro shop. Never been there personally. All I know is don't go to the shop on base. Even tho there isn't any Tax, their prices are higher.

Ah, didn't even know there was a gun shop on base. Oh well. yeah, I know Iron sights is a range, didn't know they sold retail, guess it wouldn't hurt to check. Cool.

[Rento_VW]

Glock 19s look cooler, though, your hands might be too big for one.