I'll relate the answer I came up with to resolve a problem I encountered after hand srugery.
I had carpal release surgeries on both hands 10 weeks apart. Did the left(worst) first which left me not fully recovered and with a subnormal strength left hand when the right was done. I found I was not able to use my normal carry gun (Ruger P95) lefty since I didn't have the strength to fire the first DA shot and be on target. I also didn't have the dexterity to handle the hammer on a revolver to cock it since I had lost so much before the surgery.
My answer was a Star BM 9mm single stack single action carried with a loaded chamber, hammer on 1/2 cock, safety off. I was able to safely draw, cock the hammer with the cast on my right hand, and put a shot on target. The grip of the single stack 9mm is small enough for a fullwrap grip by most. No more difficult to cock than any other single action and has more shots w/o recocking. Carried or stored in this condition is no less safe than the striker fired auto types.
This narrows the field of available guns but specimens are out there and not outrageously expensive.
I had carpal release surgeries on both hands 10 weeks apart. Did the left(worst) first which left me not fully recovered and with a subnormal strength left hand when the right was done. I found I was not able to use my normal carry gun (Ruger P95) lefty since I didn't have the strength to fire the first DA shot and be on target. I also didn't have the dexterity to handle the hammer on a revolver to cock it since I had lost so much before the surgery.
My answer was a Star BM 9mm single stack single action carried with a loaded chamber, hammer on 1/2 cock, safety off. I was able to safely draw, cock the hammer with the cast on my right hand, and put a shot on target. The grip of the single stack 9mm is small enough for a fullwrap grip by most. No more difficult to cock than any other single action and has more shots w/o recocking. Carried or stored in this condition is no less safe than the striker fired auto types.
This narrows the field of available guns but specimens are out there and not outrageously expensive.