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To: Grizzled Bear
re: If you have no experience at all, I recommend a revolver. )))

I have a standard service revolver, I just don't like it. Bulky and I think I shoot better than it lets me. But I intend to get some education shortly.

20 posted on 12/07/2008 7:10:02 PM PST by Mamzelle (Boycott Peggy Swoonin')
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To: Mamzelle

If you don’t like it, see what a dealer will offer in trade. Newer ladies revolvers are less bulky and easier to handle.


29 posted on 12/07/2008 7:15:30 PM PST by Grizzled Bear ("Does not play well with others.")
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To: Mamzelle
The Kel Tec P32. Semi-auto 32 cal, 7 shot magazine, VERY low recoil, double action with internal hammer. Point and shoot, and 32 cal is effective. Shot placement is king; stopping power is queen.

Best of all, it's TINY. VERY light weight (less than 10 ounces, loaded), very thin, and easy to carry in a purse or pocket. And very affordable, too... Go to the Kel Tec Owner's Group for some good posts and honest feedback about the firearm, its ability, and its reliability.

A small gun carried is infinitely better than a big gun left at home...

33 posted on 12/07/2008 7:20:18 PM PST by PugetSoundSoldier (Indignation over the sting of truth is the defense of the indefensible)
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To: Mamzelle

Revolvers are not sexy and they are for close in shooting. they have short barrels so they are not target shooting pistols. Really for shooting within 20 feet or less.

They are reliable and mistake proof in a defensive situation when people are very stressed. Someone said a Beratta Tomcat semi-auto does not have to have the slide racked. If true check that out.

Find a lady instructor or sales person at you local gun store or the NRA web site.


43 posted on 12/07/2008 7:27:37 PM PST by Frantzie
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