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In the discussion thread: Need some recommendations: compact, concealed carry weapon for a petite woman. [View all]

Mon Jul 23, 2012, 01:29 PM

36. How compact do you want to go?

I had a Ruger LCR. 357 and it was an awesome little gun. I have since replaced it with a LCP and thay has been great as well. Little recoil, accurate, and very reliable.

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38 replies	Author	Time	Post
Need some recommendations: compact, concealed carry weapon for a petite woman. [View all]	TheWraith	Jul 2012	OP
Surely the NRA website would be an appropriate forum for this question.	marybourg	Jul 2012	#1
DU has an appropriate forum for this question.	TheWraith	Jul 2012	#2
Two points	sarisataka	Jul 2012	#8
This is the proper place to discuss progressive women	ileus	Jul 2012	#27
Smith & Wesson 642.	GreenStormCloud	Jul 2012	#3
That's my carry gun and I feel it is a good choice for me but ...	spin	Jul 2012	#19
I had to teach her how to shoot a pistol when she got her CHL five years ago.	GreenStormCloud	Jul 2012	#28
Sounds like you did an excellent job of training her. ...	spin	Jul 2012	#30
Excellent choice +	DWC	Jul 2012	#37
Here's a possible choice.	atreides1	Jul 2012	#4
Tarus pt 22	safeinOhio	Jul 2012	#5
I hesitate to suggest a "fright" gun.	TheWraith	Jul 2012	#11
PT 22 is a piece of shit	gejohnston	Jul 2012	#18
Since she isn't going to be able to go to the range a lot	Lurks Often	Jul 2012	#6
She's a New Yorker.	TheWraith	Jul 2012	#7
NYC or elsewhere?	sarisataka	Jul 2012	#9
Elsewhere upstate. About 20 miles from me. nt	TheWraith	Jul 2012	#12
I was hoping to find...	sarisataka	Jul 2012	#21
I have a Taurus PT140, .40 cal	shadowrider	Jul 2012	#10
Any 5 shot S&W J frame revolver that takes 38 Spcl +P	DonP	Jul 2012	#13
If you criteria includes virtually 100% reliability as well as small, in a caliber that she can	AnotherMcIntosh	Jul 2012	#14
Good comments regarding limp wristing by inexperienced shooters........	Simo 1939_1940	Jul 2012	#31
Quite a few choices.	Clames	Jul 2012	#15
Ruger SP101	littlewolf	Jul 2012	#16
I owned an SP101 and it was a damn good little revolver. ...	spin	Jul 2012	#23
Thank you	littlewolf	Jul 2012	#32
Another vote for SP101, here.	OneTenthofOnePercent	Jul 2012	#34
STRONG RECOMMENDATION: NOT A "PURSE" GUN!!	PavePusher	Jul 2012	#17
S&W and Ruger are both good choices ...	littlewolf	Jul 2012	#20
If she uses a purse to conceal the weapon she has a larger choice of weapons ...	spin	Jul 2012	#22
I'd reccomend LCP, LC9, or a Small Kahr over a small revolver to MOST people.	OneTenthofOnePercent	Jul 2012	#24
My wife took her CHP class yesterday.	ileus	Jul 2012	#25
A poison gas compact? n/t	brewens	Jul 2012	#26
Rec from a friend of a friend...	sarisataka	Jul 2012	#29
When it absolutely, positively, must go bang every time...	jeepnstein	Jul 2012	#33
Reliability is key	moroni	Jul 2012	#35
How compact do you want to go?	justanidea	Jul 2012	#36
Ruger SP101 in .327 Federal Magnum	krispos42	Jul 2012	#38

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