Revolvers For Self Defense
What kind of self-defense hand gun would you recommend for a small woman who is not physically strong?
I am a senior citizen who owns an old 32 caliber revolver that has an easy action. I have been warned that I shouldn't shoot it, as it is too old, and besides they don't make that type of ammunition any more. The guy who told me that said he would sell me a 38 Special for $500.
I live in a state that has few gun laws. No waiting period, No license. No registration. No limits. Right to Carry law. Castle Doctrine. Concealed carry requires just a background check from NICS.
I just need a revolver that is easy to shoot and ammunition is easily available. I took a gun class many years ago, and my husband and I used to target practice often while he was alive. But it has been many years since I have used a gun.
I would have to recommend the .38 special so long as you USE .38 Special +P rounds. The +P rounds have greater velocity, more energy, and thus more "knock down" power. Also, despite the +P round's greater energy, there is not that much greater experienced felt recoil when shooting the .38 special +P rounds versus standard .38 special rounds.
Revolvers For Self Defense
Revolvers For Self Defense
For self-defense purposes, how do I decide whether I want a semi-auto pistol or a revolver (I have shot both)?
Either will do so don't spend too much time deciding. Spend your time practicing marksmanship and get some tactical training to learn the basics.
Revolvers For Self Defense
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