For those who lost, had one stolen or take longer than 3 years to make a decision or save enough to buy one. Walter PPK 380 would be a very good, reliable choice without waking up the entire neighbourhood or the one that's about to be shot.Lol, if They haven't gotten one in 3 years, kinda doubtful They Still need one...!
I would suggest a derringer, its very small, easy to carry, carry it anywhere as it could be used as a hideout gun where space is minimal. It comes in several calibers and a 45 caliber blank would make more than enough noise to warn anyone off before firing a live round as a last resort.
Lol, if They haven't gotten one in 3 years, kinda doubtful They Still need one...!
Lol, if They haven't gotten one in 3 years, kinda doubtful They Still need one...!
After 3 Years and Still Searching...?!? Are You Sure You Want Her to have One...???![]()
If you go for a derringer, you should check the way it fires, any live chamber gun should not be used by someone who is not aware of it's shortcomings like a hard blow on an exposed hammer, ETC. One with a transfer bar controlled by the selector would be preferable. The small 22 mags with a cylinder are a good choice if handled properly, and are not limited to just two shots. But if it is open carry why limit the available reliability, knockdown and ease of target acquisition.
My CCP carry is one of two, a (high standard double nine 3" 22 Long rifle revolver. Absolute reliability, 9 shots less weight than a can of Vienna sausage, pocket size). Or a SW Military Police special 41 mag nickel plated with custom wood grips. The 41 has half the recoil of the 44 and 3/4 the knockdown.
My wife has a Llama Mini max 45acp 9 shot 4" it is almost like a Colt 1911 commander but has more shots. It has a lot of recoil for her but she can handle it with two hands and nobody will stand up for a second shot. I cut the end of the hardballs to spread fast.
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