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To: savedbygrace

For a person with limited familiarity with handguns, it is hard to go wrong with a 6 shot revolver in 38 Special. Get a 3-4” barrel. Load it with Federal HST +P rounds.

This should fit all your requirements.


4 posted on 12/07/2014 9:34:48 AM PST by clee1 (We use 43 muscles to frown, 17 to smile, and 2 to pull a trigger. I'm lazy and I'm tired of smiling.)
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To: clee1

I’d second that.


5 posted on 12/07/2014 9:36:14 AM PST by TurboZamboni (Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable.-JFK)
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To: clee1

Agreed. Semi-autos can be intimidating to people new to handguns, with all the moving parts. It will take range time to become comfortable with a semi-auto, and even then if you don’t shoot it from time to time you will you will lose that comfort level. Revolvers are simple, point and shoot.


10 posted on 12/07/2014 9:39:00 AM PST by Yogafist
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To: clee1

TY.


17 posted on 12/07/2014 9:40:39 AM PST by savedbygrace (But God!)
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To: clee1

+1 on the basic .38 revolver. Practice some and save your empties in a dry place. Someday you can reload these. Use eye and ear protection when you shoot.

Never store a handgun in a case or bag because it will trap moisture next to it. Instead read up on basic care and maintenance.

Never go shooting with a jerk even if he is your bil. If you encounter jerks at the range, leave.


65 posted on 12/07/2014 10:41:21 AM PST by OKSooner
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