Concealed carry hand gun for a woman

VTMi'kmaq · Nov 9, 2015

farmasensist said:
The small 380's like the lcp are good for concealing in a pocket but they aren't very accurate and need a lot of breaking in to be reliable. If your keeping it in the purse, size shouldn't really be an issue, you should get a full size gun. Try renting the M&P or a ruger SR9 or a glock and see what you like. A lot of people like XD's but I thought it felt weird in my hand.

You guys remember that texas biker shootout recently? guess what the first handgun in a picture is next to a spilled bike? The JUDGE, apparently he wasn't using those hornady rounds lmao!

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VTMi'kmaq · Nov 9, 2015

FOR years and years my uncle just told me all they ever used in the 5 boroughs were these........

charface · Nov 9, 2015

So, we doing this or what?

sunni · Nov 9, 2015

420God said:
We have an 11 year old that has friends and cousins. Decided against a revolver because it's just too easy for a child to grab the gun and pull the trigger. Having to turn the safety off to chamber a round makes it that much harder for an accident.

Thanks for caring about proper gun safety
Kids get their hands on them way too much

woody333333 · Nov 9, 2015

Lcp w a laser max is a fine handgun.... The safety is supposed to be the half mile of trigger....they have a slot to view if a round is chambered

Not accurate for more than five feet and there's not much to hang on to tho

The lc9 would be a better choice if its just going in your purse and you're stuck on ruger

charface · Nov 9, 2015

Gun safe or trigger lock any time it is not on you.
The end

charface · Nov 9, 2015

IMO how accurate is not a huge issue.
Most people cant hit a moving target with a super accurate gun in a real situation.
Its more about having a gun belching smoke, fire and noise in your general direction that deters further attack

VTMi'kmaq · Nov 9, 2015

snubby's can make quite a hole within 10 feet lol

VTMi'kmaq · Nov 9, 2015

charface said:
So, we doing this or what?
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lmao can barley fit his fingers in the triggerguard rofl! He could prob man slap someone with those mitts and deter em!

Dr.Pecker · Nov 9, 2015

Alienwidow said:
ive never really read into the benifit of a hammerless gun. Why would you want one besides maybe it snagging on clothing as your trying to pull it out?

that's exactly why. You can put them in your pocket purse or what ever, they're small compact and reliable. I know a guy that had an older revolver without a free floating pin. He pulled it out and snagged it and shot himself in the leg. Hammerless with a free floating pin is the way to go. You pull the trigger it goes off.

charface · Nov 9, 2015

VTMi'kmaq said:
lmao can barley fit his fingers in the triggerguard rofl! He could prob man slap someone with those mitts and deter em!

lol, Im glad you pointed that out.
It would be even scarier in a freaked out females hand.

charface · Nov 9, 2015

The crossed eyes up the scary factor.
She could accidentally hit ya. I'm out!

Dr.Pecker · Nov 9, 2015

420God said:
We have an 11 year old that has friends and cousins. Decided against a revolver because it's just too easy for a child to grab the gun and pull the trigger. Having to turn the safety off to chamber a round makes it that much harder for an accident.

Why would you have a gun accessible to children?

curious2garden said:
Assuming you are in the US you may wish to read this:
https://www.atf.gov/file/60211/download

Second amendment anyone? The atf form has been the same for many decades. What about if I had guns before I got a marijuana card? If that's the case then if you drink you shouldn't be allowed to have a gun either.
@Stillbuzzin said: ↑
I agree , when you have a hammerless weapon , if the spring wears out you no longer have a weapon that will fire. I have seen this happen to many times. I've never seen that happen If it did they would recall the gun and fix it for free.

420God · Nov 9, 2015

Kids dig in purses for gum/candy all the time without asking.

Dr.Pecker · Nov 9, 2015

420God said:
Kids dig in purses for gum/candy all the time without asking.

Then don't put your gun in there. Rule one is gun safety. Doesn't matter what gun you have if you let a child grab it then you're at fault. If that's how you are you should never own a gun.

sunni · Nov 9, 2015

Most women who want to carry a concealed weapon will put it in the purse at some point

Which is what this entire thread is about

charface · Nov 9, 2015

They have so many good body holsters there is no reason to purse a weapon.
Plus digging in your purse will take longer than you have.
If you aren't gonna get a holster and practice using it you are doing it wrong.

doublejj · Nov 9, 2015

sunni said:
Thanks for caring about proper gun safety
Kids get their hands on them way too much

Proper gun safety?!....those kids should never have access to guns! :roll:

sunni · Nov 9, 2015

doublejj said:
Proper gin safety?!....those kids should never have access to guns!

I'm sure 420 whom I've known since about 2009 uses proper gun safety
No need to eye roll me and take my comment out and spin for the weekend
420 knew what I meant and I wasn't speaking to you

Dr.Pecker · Nov 9, 2015

sunni said:
Most women who want to carry a concealed weapon will put it in the purse at some point

Which is what this entire thread is about

I'm aware of that but if you have kids then don't leave it in your purse unattended. This thread is also about responsibility.

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