citizenconn
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The handicapped shooter happens to be my ex-wife who has been staying with me while she adjusts to being recently mostly wheel-chair bound. She is not afraid of guns, has used shotguns growing up, and currently has my 12 gauge Mossberg Shockwave loaded with Aguila mini shells next to her bed. But she will soon be moving to a new place with a far left progressive liberal so something a bit more concealable and mobile might be in order.
She has limited hand strength and cannot rack the slide on my Glock 43. I will take her to the LGS to see if she can manage a S&W Shield EZ slide, but I'm wondering if a revolver would be a better way to go in the long run. I am considering a S&W 442 in .38 spl as pictured. Thoughts?
She has limited hand strength and cannot rack the slide on my Glock 43. I will take her to the LGS to see if she can manage a S&W Shield EZ slide, but I'm wondering if a revolver would be a better way to go in the long run. I am considering a S&W 442 in .38 spl as pictured. Thoughts?
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