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<blockquote data-quote="doctorjj" data-source="post: 2921753" data-attributes="member: 7292"><p>I disagree with the revolver comments. A lot of women have a hard time with the trigger pull on a revolver. As for the issue with a safety or racking the slide, get a M&P or Glock and keep on in the chamber. No safety, no racking the slide. Modern, high quality semi autos are essentially just as reliable as a revolver. Revolvers have parts and are mechanical. They can and do fail. It's a very low rate but so is a malfunction in a properly maintained Glock or M&P. </p><p></p><p>Now I'll put my flame suit on. I would take a class over training from your step dad who is a LEO. There are some LEO, including some on this board, who are excellent shooters, master level. Most however, shoot their gun only for their qualifying yearly and that's it. They would not be good instructors.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="doctorjj, post: 2921753, member: 7292"] I disagree with the revolver comments. A lot of women have a hard time with the trigger pull on a revolver. As for the issue with a safety or racking the slide, get a M&P or Glock and keep on in the chamber. No safety, no racking the slide. Modern, high quality semi autos are essentially just as reliable as a revolver. Revolvers have parts and are mechanical. They can and do fail. It's a very low rate but so is a malfunction in a properly maintained Glock or M&P. Now I'll put my flame suit on. I would take a class over training from your step dad who is a LEO. There are some LEO, including some on this board, who are excellent shooters, master level. Most however, shoot their gun only for their qualifying yearly and that's it. They would not be good instructors. [/QUOTE]
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