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<blockquote data-quote="XD-9Guy" data-source="post: 801018" data-attributes="member: 4869"><p>Stay with the wheel guns. My wife hated my 9mm XD, she hated my brother in law's .40 Glock, she didn't care for my dad's 9mm Taurus(<em>he has whatever the 92fs clone is</em>)she liked her Walther P-22 and that was about it.</p><p></p><p>She said those other ones were too loud and she wasn't comfortable with it.</p><p></p><p>Until she shot my 38SPL, it's a 2 inch so it's all sorts of loud and she thinks it's great. Then I bought the GP100 and she took a look at it and said "Yeah, I want to shoot this one". I think on some level it has to do with the simplicity of a revolver. I think some women that aren't particularly gun savvy, are intimidated by autos and there are so many safety variations out there I think they get frustrated if they can't work it without instruction. With a revo you get what you see, it's a little wheel holding 5 or 6 bullets all you do is point and fire. </p><p></p><p>So like I said if if you have larger caliber revos stick with those until she's hooked on shooting.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="XD-9Guy, post: 801018, member: 4869"] Stay with the wheel guns. My wife hated my 9mm XD, she hated my brother in law's .40 Glock, she didn't care for my dad's 9mm Taurus([I]he has whatever the 92fs clone is[/I])she liked her Walther P-22 and that was about it. She said those other ones were too loud and she wasn't comfortable with it. Until she shot my 38SPL, it's a 2 inch so it's all sorts of loud and she thinks it's great. Then I bought the GP100 and she took a look at it and said "Yeah, I want to shoot this one". I think on some level it has to do with the simplicity of a revolver. I think some women that aren't particularly gun savvy, are intimidated by autos and there are so many safety variations out there I think they get frustrated if they can't work it without instruction. With a revo you get what you see, it's a little wheel holding 5 or 6 bullets all you do is point and fire. So like I said if if you have larger caliber revos stick with those until she's hooked on shooting. [/QUOTE]
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