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I've never seen that, although the LGS had a display for the P365 Rose package and ammo. The funny thing is that the Sig hollow points don't expand for bubblegum most of the time.Has anybody seen a women's section at the gun shop?
F-N A, @Quirt!It doesn't matter whether man or woman.
We're getting into cold weather.
And already grasping a J frame in a coat pocket is more reassuring than any "Magnum-X-Blaster" that's buried under two or three layers of clothing.
My local Sportsmans Warehouse has about a six foot wide swatch on the end of one aisle with concealed carry purses for women, does that count?Has anybody seen a women's section at the gun shop?
I have LONG wished we would see more women working in shops that sell guns. What you "normally" see is guys who when some woman asks, show them guns that they like. A LOT of women end up with a gun they don't like and can't shoot well due to either some man in their life picking out the gun or some man in a shop telling them what will work for them. Thankfully there are more and more shooting groups now aimed at females. Where they can get advice from other females who made the mistake of buying a gun because a guy told them it was the way to go.Has anybody seen a women's section at the gun shop?
Well, the Lady Smith of today is just a cosmetic treatment as opposed to the Lady Smith of old that actually had a nice trigger pull. My wife tried one and it wasn't any better than the regular Airweight that cost much less.I don't believe I've seen anyone mention the S&W Ladysmith yet, this is purpose built for the ladies. It's a lightweight revolver in an easy to control chambering. Not the capacity of some of the autoloaders but a great, reliable gun.
True, but……does the airweight say "Ladysmith" on it? Kinda like putting robbin egg blue, pink, or purple grips and calling something a special edition? My wife and daughter remember those models and always say they want them, even after I tell them I could replace the grips on one of my guns and make the same thing. They still say they want the factory model, oh well, what's another gun in the safe?Well, the Lady Smith of today is just a cosmetic treatment as opposed to the Lady Smith of old that actually had a nice trigger pull. My wife tried one and it wasn't any better than the regular Airweight that cost much less.
Uh oh, my wife like that a little. One of these may have to be straw purchased from me to get for Christmas, LOLThe Sig P365 equivalent of the Ladysmith is the "Rose".
The reason we didn't go with that one was the manual safety. We wanted as Glock as possible, but not an actual Glock. Also the one that I purchased was a few hundred less, with Night Sights. No gold accents. And it's 9mm, so much cheaper to shoot. It's the Snakebite version. I got it for $475 or $480 out the door on sale and after an additional 5% off at Cabela's.The Sig P365 equivalent of the Ladysmith is the "Rose".
The 365 safety is easily added or removed. The downside is needing the corresponding grip module.The reason we didn't go with that one was the manual safety. We wanted as Glock as possible, but not an actual Glock. Also the one that I purchased was a few hundred less, with Night Sights. No gold accents. And it's 9mm, so much cheaper to shoot. It's the Snakebite version. I got it for $475 or $480 out the door on sale and after an additional 5% off at Cabela's.