Let. Her. Pick. It. Out.
My wife took my 4 inch S&W Model 681 Distinguished Service Magnum in, of course, .357 Magnum, away from me after I put Crimson Trace grips on it. She keeps it loaded with Remington 125 grain SJHP .38 Special +P ammo. Typical "ladies guns" are hard to shoot, hard to hold, and have inadequate sights and stopping power.
YMMV.
My wife took my 4 inch S&W Model 681 Distinguished Service Magnum in, of course, .357 Magnum, away from me after I put Crimson Trace grips on it. She keeps it loaded with Remington 125 grain SJHP .38 Special +P ammo. Typical "ladies guns" are hard to shoot, hard to hold, and have inadequate sights and stopping power.
YMMV.
Ruger LC9s - just bought one yesterday for my wife - very cool pistol! $300 new. Bought it at Wannemacher's.
-Tulsa Mike
-Tulsa Mike
I found a S&W M&P R8 for $999.00 but just couldn't swing the price. Maybe in April? No, not for my wife; she won't give up my S&W Model 681!
I carry the p38 myself not a nice shooting compact 9mm on the market imo
I know you prob have already made a decision but just wanted to add another suggestion. I think the SCCY was mentioned once but I just picked up the new issue of Combat Handguns and saw that SCCY has released a PDX3 which is basically the same as the 2 but chambered in .380.
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Wow! I saw the article online and it looks real. I say that because the magazine has beaten SCCY's own website-there's no mention of a CPX-3 (not PDX) there at all. BTW, it has a reported list price of $339, which would mean it would probably end up being available for about the same price as the other SCCYs--about $280.
You're correct, must have been thinking about ammo [emoji51] but yeah, I have a buddy who's wife has a 2 and loves it. I imagine the 3 will be just as good plus all accessories should be the same because they are the same frame.
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