What Pistol For My Wife
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Take her to a gun shop with a wide selection and let her choose what fits her hand the best....a gun she can aim and is comfortable for her to hang on to is the first step.
If she's a good hand with a gun and can handle some power get her something chambered in 357 SIG....a very fun, loud, flamethrower of a handgun that with the correct load closes in on 357 Magnum charts. A bit harsh, though.
If she's a good hand with a gun and can handle some power get her something chambered in 357 SIG....a very fun, loud, flamethrower of a handgun that with the correct load closes in on 357 Magnum charts. A bit harsh, though.
I love my 357 magnum colt, even better yet were the hot (flamethrowing) rounds my buddy Nick used to load for it before he got his nuts cut off by his (now) wife...
Last edited by MISS CTD; 01-28-2008 at 09:52 PM.
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texaspower, you guys pick a gun or get a chance to go rent some, yet? two of my friend's wives have the S&W lady .38's, one of em absolutely loves it, the other one doesn't like it much and got a springfield 3" XD-40. I've run quite a few rounds through the 3, 4 and 5" XD-40 and a few glocks...I like the springfield waaaaay better, personally. of course I've never been disappointed with H&K but that may be a little excessively priced for what you're doing with it!
IMO, equally as important as the correct handgun selection is mental prep, a self defense or fight training class. training your mind how to react to a life-death situation so you know what you're going to do in 'fight-or-flight' mode is just as important for concealed carry as firing and reloading exercises at the range. check out Dave Grossman, I got to see a day long seminar by Lt Col Dave Grossman that he did for a group of swat and socom guys and have since gone through his book "On Combat", our minds/bodies do crazy things when someone intentionally harms you!
IMO, equally as important as the correct handgun selection is mental prep, a self defense or fight training class. training your mind how to react to a life-death situation so you know what you're going to do in 'fight-or-flight' mode is just as important for concealed carry as firing and reloading exercises at the range. check out Dave Grossman, I got to see a day long seminar by Lt Col Dave Grossman that he did for a group of swat and socom guys and have since gone through his book "On Combat", our minds/bodies do crazy things when someone intentionally harms you!
Last edited by greasemonkey; 03-03-2008 at 11:08 AM.
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