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Self employed. My boss (wife) likes the fact I carry everyday. Have to leave it in the car on the street when I go to the Post Office though!

SquareBeer: The web site is actually www.corneredcat.com. It's a very informative site. Thanks to those who suggested it and all the other suggestions too!

I'm 66, got my CCW a couple of weeks ago...still waiting on holster!:( I'll be carrying a Springfield XD40 sub compact.

Right all the way! My wife shoots right handed but is left eye dominate.

bigfatdave: I like that one! Did go back and look through sticky again...guess problem is I'm not that familiar with all the different makes and models. Gotta go try more out. oneounceload and Lost Sheep: Great site, thanks for the tip.

No, I have a keeper! Yes, there's an indoor range not to far away that we understand rents guns to try. Planning on going up there on Friday. We'll take a look at the Ruger. redbullitt, she likes my grandpa's Colt 38 special but, since it's a family heirloom, we don't want to carry it plus...

I followed the thread http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=564531 trying to get an idea of just what type or model of gun would work best for my wife but really didn't see many suggestions that fit her needs. She currently has a S&W J-frame 22mag but has a hard time pulling the trigger...

I think this kinda fits in this thread. I've had a XD40 Sub Compact for a whopping two months or so and it is my first semi-auto hand gun. I was told when I bought it that it wouldn't hurt to dry fire. But my question is (forgive my ignorance!) but if you let the slide back on an empty chamber...

Hello everyone. Found this site yesterday and liked what I saw so here I am! Just recently decided to take up shooting. Got a new XD40 sub compact for myself and a S&W J frame for my wife. But the best experience I've had at the range is firing for the first time my grandfathers Colt 38 special...