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noxni · October 5, 2012, 04:28 AM

I agree with its_kristy. I also have small hands, and find a child's size glove fits better than a small ladies. Small hands with the added benefit of short fingers.

The Walther PPK

1-c (fit's in the web of my hand)
2-c (parallel with forearm)
3-c (DA or DA/SA semi auto)
4-b (single stack)
5 - .380
6-a mild (without gloves, you wouldn't mind shooting 100 consecutive rounds)
7- stock
8- small ladies

I was looking for some recommends on a nice revolver.

I enjoy firing the S&W .357 Magnum but grip and the barrel length (9 inches) are not really working for me. The action is smooth and the recoil is, to me, mild, but because of the awkward grip my hand gets fatigued after about 25 rounds.

October 5, 2012, 04:28 AM	#33
noxni Junior Member Join Date: October 5, 2012 Posts: 1	I agree with its_kristy. I also have small hands, and find a child's size glove fits better than a small ladies. Small hands with the added benefit of short fingers. The Walther PPK 1-c (fit's in the web of my hand) 2-c (parallel with forearm) 3-c (DA or DA/SA semi auto) 4-b (single stack) 5 - .380 6-a mild (without gloves, you wouldn't mind shooting 100 consecutive rounds) 7- stock 8- small ladies I was looking for some recommends on a nice revolver. I enjoy firing the S&W .357 Magnum but grip and the barrel length (9 inches) are not really working for me. The action is smooth and the recoil is, to me, mild, but because of the awkward grip my hand gets fatigued after about 25 rounds.