CCWBeliever
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Hello all,
My wife and I are scheduled to take the Carry Permit/Gun Safety class in order to get our carry permits. I currently have a Phonix Arms .22LR handgun and a Makarov P64 9x18mm handgun. The .22 is good for practice, and my wife should be able to use it just fine during the class. The Makarov, however, is what I would likely be using and while a fine handgun it is, firing it for hours on end can get tiring... because of the sharp recoil.
I'm looking for suggestions on the purchase of a 9mm that both my wife and I could carry. I may purchase 2 of them, just so our training for either weapon is the same... she could easily shoot mine... and I could easily shoot hers...
I'm looking for suggestions of a good conceal carry weapon, that would work for both of us. I have large fat hands... she has petite hands. Something that is simple to operate, comfortable to shoot a the range for an hour or two when practicing, and is not too tough on the pocket book.
It would also be nice if the gun has rail mounts for optional flashlight or laser, so that we could also use it as a home defense weapon.
I'm smart enough to know that "one size fits all" is not entirely realistic, so I'm just looking for some options.
Recommendations?
Thanks!
My wife and I are scheduled to take the Carry Permit/Gun Safety class in order to get our carry permits. I currently have a Phonix Arms .22LR handgun and a Makarov P64 9x18mm handgun. The .22 is good for practice, and my wife should be able to use it just fine during the class. The Makarov, however, is what I would likely be using and while a fine handgun it is, firing it for hours on end can get tiring... because of the sharp recoil.
I'm looking for suggestions on the purchase of a 9mm that both my wife and I could carry. I may purchase 2 of them, just so our training for either weapon is the same... she could easily shoot mine... and I could easily shoot hers...
I'm looking for suggestions of a good conceal carry weapon, that would work for both of us. I have large fat hands... she has petite hands. Something that is simple to operate, comfortable to shoot a the range for an hour or two when practicing, and is not too tough on the pocket book.
It would also be nice if the gun has rail mounts for optional flashlight or laser, so that we could also use it as a home defense weapon.
I'm smart enough to know that "one size fits all" is not entirely realistic, so I'm just looking for some options.
Recommendations?
Thanks!