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ripnbst · March 2, 2013, 11:21 AM

To the guy who started this thread, don't be put off by the minor [spitting] match you got into with one member.

Everything read on here must be taken with a grain of salt as no one knows you and your wife like you do.

Guns I'd look at are:

Semi auto:
G23 Glock
Walther PPS
Walther PPK
Versa Thunder
S&W Shield 9mm( Sucks that this is such an awesome gun that's so hard to find)
S&W M&P 40c

The reason I recommend the .40 in the M&P and Glock is they can be converted by a simple barrel change an different mags between 9mm and .40. If you want to run .40 you can, or you can also run 9mm.

Revolver:
S&W anything in .38 SPL/.357 Mag
Ruger LCR
Charter Arms .38 SPL

I say the mag because you are able to shoot both .38 and .357 safely without making any changes to the firearm in a .357.

March 2, 2013, 11:21 AM	#26
ripnbst Senior Member Join Date: November 24, 2010 Location: Spring, TX Posts: 1,552	CCW for women To the guy who started this thread, don't be put off by the minor [spitting] match you got into with one member. Everything read on here must be taken with a grain of salt as no one knows you and your wife like you do. Guns I'd look at are: Semi auto: G23 Glock Walther PPS Walther PPK Versa Thunder S&W Shield 9mm( Sucks that this is such an awesome gun that's so hard to find) S&W M&P 40c The reason I recommend the .40 in the M&P and Glock is they can be converted by a simple barrel change an different mags between 9mm and .40. If you want to run .40 you can, or you can also run 9mm. Revolver: S&W anything in .38 SPL/.357 Mag Ruger LCR Charter Arms .38 SPL I say the mag because you are able to shoot both .38 and .357 safely without making any changes to the firearm in a .357. Last edited by Spats McGee; March 11, 2013 at 02:23 PM. Reason: Removing language-filter-induced asterisks