I recently got a membership at the 2A Shooting Center and will check out their selection of gun rentals. I really liked the Walther first time shooting it but I wish I would have done a little more research before choosing it since I have now found many negative reviews for it online.
PPK, PPK/S, Bersa Thunder (you can get them in pink!). Also try out some snub nose revolvers.
The Bersa is nice piece (especially for the price), and they seem to really fit well with a woman's hand size.
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Try them all out and pick the one that works best for YOU.
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FN Five-Seven. Its lite and has little recoil. the only problem is it may be too big for your hands. go to Bass Pro or Academy and see if you can hold one.
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I have a class for women called Firearms For Women. Students shoot about 14 different handguns from very small to very big and all different calibers and weights of handguns. We discuss the advantages of and disadvantages of the different sizes and calibers of the handguns and talk about how a woman can tell if a handgun fits her hand.
We go over the basics of grip, stance, and sight picture plus a lot more.
My next class is Dec 3rd, from 8-2. Go to www.firearmsontarget.com for more information.
We go over the basics of grip, stance, and sight picture plus a lot more.
My next class is Dec 3rd, from 8-2. Go to www.firearmsontarget.com for more information.
I bought my wife a S&W Bodyguard 380. She likes it I guess, and I don't mind it that much either. That being said, try as many as you can and find one that works best for you. FWIW, I would look at the Glock 19. Cheap ammo to practice with and accessories abound. Maybe not the prettiest thing, but what are you wanting to do with it?
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