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I'm taking my wife out to rent a couple different semi-autos in 9mm or .380 to see what she's comfortable with. She has a .38 revolver, but she doesn't like the bulk of the revolver cylinder for concealment.
I was curious as to what semi-autos your wives like to shoot/carry.
Thanks.
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Kimber solo is sweet little 9mm.
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Glock 34 and S&W Bodyguard .380
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I had her try out about 10 different pistols. She absolutely fell in love with the Sig P238. I shot it as we'll, it's a sweet little gem! Factory night sights and laser.
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Sig 238, HK p30 in 9mm. And a j frame m60 38
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Quote from: magnus100 on March 22, 2013, 09:06:47 PM
Kimber solo is sweet little 9mm.
Not sure the kimber solo is a friendly ladies gun. My sister like shooting a full size 45 more than she liked the solo. That solo is a violent little sucker...if you aren't holding on it will darn near fly out of your hands.
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My wife has a Walther PK 380 she really likes...
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My wife has a Beretta Cheetah .380 in Nickel and custom grips, even the carry gun has to have BLING!
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I bought my wife the m&p shield it's small but she shoots it well and she has confidence in it that's a good thing
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The wife shoots a K9 by Kahr, not a bad little gun and all steel.
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Beretta Nano for my sweetie. We went out last week and she got 72 out of 100 on paper. She had never shot before, nothing but slinging arrows. I'm proud of her.
Forgot to add, she isn't carrying yet. She wants to carry, but needs time shooting first.
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Mine has an XD 9mm, fits her perfect & she loves it.
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Here's her new Sig P238 with the laser installed
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When my wife was looking she/we shot a lot of smaller pistols along the way before she settled on the Sig P238.
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Troy, that 238 is awesome looking! Great CCW!
I am a big fan of the 238, but I gotta watch mine cause somehow the safety at times will get flicked off during the motions of a regular day riding in my holster. My wife is a big fan of her Beretta Bobcat in 25acp, but she would like to move up to the 32 Tomcat or the .380 Cheetah. The Bobcat and Tomcat models are very woman friendly with the flip up barrel to load your first round, no slide to pull. Just drop a round in the barrel, close it, load a full clip and ready to go!
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