Ladies in the gunshop!

 

Ladies! I want to just say this is a confusing world when it comes to these gun shops. 

Let me help you out with this. 

First and foremost, the salesperson has no idea what you are looking for ideally, and to be honest, neither did he, until he bought a few on the recommendations from others that turned out to be the best shelf decoration in the safe ever and decided upon his own experiences and needs what he is comfortable with.

Every manufacturer or make/model of handguns is unique in sizes, shapes, ergonomics, trigger pull, sights, stippling, and the list can go on.  This can get exhausting if you are "brand" shopping.  

One way to figure this out is by our own "try before you buy", no gun-buyers remorse program, in which you book us for a lesson, and when you book, you want to use our stock of firearms to try in your hands.

  How this works is, you no longer buy a gun to look great in the safe on the shelf that you will never use, and you learned about safety, and handgun anatomy on 6 different models, you felt recoil on smaller framed guns, larger framed guns, and if you were lucky, you found the one you really liked, and you know what you now want, saving hundreds of dollars while doing so, and not being upset with the gunshop afterward.  After all, they do not know what you like until you do.   

There is no cookie-cutter way to think with all the technology out there, back in the day, your first handgun was almost always a revolver, with calibers of .357 magnum or .38 special. In smaller revolvers, these calibers are quite jumpy in your hands, since the power they pack goes into your hands. But the full-sized versions of these calibers are on point.

Ladies, never let a man pick out your first handgun unless he lets you use his collection first, and you let him know which ones you want. 

Everyone's hands are different in size, hence the many sizes and styles of handguns to choose from, manufacturers know about this, and planned accordingly.