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TenRing · March 2, 2013, 05:12 AM

To the OP: Unless you are planning to go into business as a gun dealer, resale value should not be much of a factor in the decision. You have already narrowed your choice down to great options and a suitable caliber.

At this point, the most important things are (1) how the gun feels in your hand, (2) availability of suitable holsters, accessories, grips, etc, and (3) size and concealability and (4) your accuracy with the gun.

If it feels good when you pick it up, you will develop accuracy through practice.

March 2, 2013, 05:12 AM	#26
TenRing Senior Member Join Date: December 1, 2009 Posts: 427	To the OP: Unless you are planning to go into business as a gun dealer, resale value should not be much of a factor in the decision. You have already narrowed your choice down to great options and a suitable caliber. At this point, the most important things are (1) how the gun feels in your hand, (2) availability of suitable holsters, accessories, grips, etc, and (3) size and concealability and (4) your accuracy with the gun. If it feels good when you pick it up, you will develop accuracy through practice. __________________ Gun control...that's when you learn to hit where you aim.