Posted by RN on December 14, 2012 at 14:48:32 from (68.190.80.254):
In Reply to: Self Protection posted by rustacres sd on December 14, 2012 at 13:44:24:
Basic revolver- taught ex girlfriend to use a older .38 S&W chambering in a British surplus Enfield revolver. Handload from a local shop was using 158 lead semiwadcutter over about 3 grains bullseye. Other purse guun was a .32 auto-Davis. Some of others have mentioned small women not able to handle .38-- Charter Arms made their little revolver in .32 as a 6 shot, the PPK clones available in .32 might be another choice. Old H&R 732 model was small butt in .32 with 2.5 or 4 inch barrel- I used short barrel awhile driving cab, handy. .22 to start, .22 mag revolvers available- sister carries Ruger on belt a lot with that round around farm. New .32 H&R mag revolver would give light load and heavier defense load capability- like a .357 capable of using .38 wadcutter target load. 4 inch barrel revolver in caliber she can handle wil cover house and carry protection. RN
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