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It's worth having her try, but a woman wants what she wants. Get her what she wants & live happily!

I'm a big fan of the P225's single stack grip, but it's a little on the large side for pocket carry.

I wiser man than I once said that a Sig P6 doesn't seem to make sense until you've handled one. ...Then when you actually shoot it you realize why people don't seem to mind the 8 round magazine capacity.

I've had my Buckmark Camper for about a month now, and could NOT be happier. Comparing it to the Ruger Mark III and 22/45, the Buckmark is just as reliable and has a grip that is much more comfortable. You really can't go wrong with one!

Without getting into a caliber debate, shoot what you feel most comfortable with. Shooters with small hands tend to have difficulty reaching longer triggers, so something with a slim grip and/or a short reach to the trigger would be very beneficial. Several guns that I have experience with...

My guess is that it's based on a Tanfoglio design that is imported by different companies around many parts of the world. Each importer has their own take on the same basic design (EAA Witness, IWI, Magnum Research, Armscor, etc.). As far as the shape of the frame and trigger guard, it looks...