Here is the dilemma guys:
Background Info:
A couple years ago I bought a S&W M640 .357 magnum snubbie. My mother-in-law gave me some birthday $$ to purchase a Milt Sparks Executive's Companion IWB holster for it. A nice set up. My carry ammo was either White Box Winchester 110 grain .357 magnums or 158 grain +P .38 special hollowpoints. After awhile I sold it. I liked the gun a lot, but... I sold it.
A couple months ago I bought a blue Sig P232 .380 with aluminum frame. Nice light carry gun. I stoke it with 90 grain Federal Hydrashoks. Fits my hand great. Disappears into a front pocket with no tell-tale bulges.
Dilemma:
OK, so last night I ask my wife if she is going to purchase me a Milt Sparks holster for the Sig. She says "no". I ask "why not?" She says "because I think you are dumb having an auto for a carry gun. I mean, you are always talking about how sometimes autos can malfunction. Whatever happened to that "cute" snubbie you used to have, the one my Mom bought the holster for? I think you should get rid of that dumb Sig and get that "cute" revolver. I liked it a lot."
OK guys, there you have it. Do I sell the P232 and replace the M640? Or do I keep the P232?
PS: Years ago I promised my wife I would only keep 2 handguns in the house. My "keeper" is a Colt CCO -- ain't no way I am getting rid of it!! So keeping the Sig and buying the Snubbie ain't an option. GEEZ! The sacrifices we make for women! I should never have agreed to that two handgun rule. Thank God it doesn't apply to long arms...
Background Info:
A couple years ago I bought a S&W M640 .357 magnum snubbie. My mother-in-law gave me some birthday $$ to purchase a Milt Sparks Executive's Companion IWB holster for it. A nice set up. My carry ammo was either White Box Winchester 110 grain .357 magnums or 158 grain +P .38 special hollowpoints. After awhile I sold it. I liked the gun a lot, but... I sold it.
A couple months ago I bought a blue Sig P232 .380 with aluminum frame. Nice light carry gun. I stoke it with 90 grain Federal Hydrashoks. Fits my hand great. Disappears into a front pocket with no tell-tale bulges.
Dilemma:
OK, so last night I ask my wife if she is going to purchase me a Milt Sparks holster for the Sig. She says "no". I ask "why not?" She says "because I think you are dumb having an auto for a carry gun. I mean, you are always talking about how sometimes autos can malfunction. Whatever happened to that "cute" snubbie you used to have, the one my Mom bought the holster for? I think you should get rid of that dumb Sig and get that "cute" revolver. I liked it a lot."
OK guys, there you have it. Do I sell the P232 and replace the M640? Or do I keep the P232?
PS: Years ago I promised my wife I would only keep 2 handguns in the house. My "keeper" is a Colt CCO -- ain't no way I am getting rid of it!! So keeping the Sig and buying the Snubbie ain't an option. GEEZ! The sacrifices we make for women! I should never have agreed to that two handgun rule. Thank God it doesn't apply to long arms...