Wife is taking her CCW class tonight...what gun for her?

[Wallary]

Should there be any concern about the limp wrist factor when it comes to ladies and semi-autos? Is it a myth or can it happen even to a man? I just think a hammerless revolver would be more reliable and safer for any first time CCW permittee to carry. What ever she winds up getting, you can show her how much you Love her by splurging on one of these. http://www.ccwsupply.biz/ConcealCarryPursesPage.htm Good luck and remember Mothers Day is just around the corner!

[KarlPMann]

The limp wrist thing is quite real. On my old IPSC race gun, a Para-Ordnance P14-45, it was so finely tuned to the round I loaded, if you held it just a little too lightly it would jam constantly. Hold it tight, it never once jammed that I can recall. Also, revolvers are just simpler in design overall and a better choice in my opinion for people who aren't avid shooters. Karl.

[Tim K]

Didn't get her out to shoot last weekend, but maybe this weekend. After some dry fire exercises, she's leaning toward a J-frame, but we'll see what she thinks after she shoots mine.