What does your woman carry?

[mhphoto]

If your interested in the Keltec P32, shoot it BEFORE you buy it. It has an extremely heavy trigger once you get a round in it. Personally I stay away from it, and all Keltecs for that matter...

I agree with you. I know Kel-Tec has their fans and I say more power to them, but I just refuse to buy a pistol that needs a "fluff and buff" (independent of the break-in period) before it's considered reliable.

 

[Okieyote]

My wife started out with a .32 Kel-Tec but has started carrying her Glock 26 here lately. In the interest of keeping he weight down, she's thinking about a Smith airweight or a Ruger LCR.

 

[rwillis]

she started out with a Kel-tec p11 now she carries a Kel-Tec p3at or her pink lady 38 spl.

 

[benschne]

M&P9C

She found that it was very conducive to proper manipulation.

 

[Gunrunner45]

Rugar LCP .380 or XD 9mm SC depends on which purse she is carrying.

Now she wants an XD .40, I created a monster!

 

[LtCCMPUnit42]

.357 mag S&W mod 686(she doesn't think she needs it anywhere but in the car)

 

[Slamfire]

CTC equipped LCR.

 

[chuter]

My wife won't carry a gun; she's just not that comfortable with them (she likes her Ruger 10-22 though).
So I surprised her with a taser and she thought that was great!
At least she's carrying something.

 

[tm8634]

taurus 38 j-frame...

 

[Blurplers]

My mother is the one who owns the Keltec P32, but she has had a Beretta Tomcat for years and she is thinking of using the Tomcat for concealed carry instead of the Keltec (which is why she bought it). I even bought her a Crimson Trace laser for it. I go with the Tomcat for a woman who doesnt wants something small and a lower caliber.
So anyone want the the Keltec? If anyone is interesting in the Keltec with the laser let me know. Its only had around 50 rds through it. PM me with any reasonable offer.