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So my wife got interested in shooting, after the story about the woman in Texas with the kids in the attic shooting the guy 5 times. Went to PD yesterday to get things started & to the range today--too nice out. She did better w/ Buckmark .22 than P226 9mm, hit the target each time w/the .22. Needs to get used to recoil, but good for 1st timer!

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Great for her, love to see new shooters out to the range. Hope she had a good time and the smile is hard to get off her face for a few days.

 

 

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i gotta take pics of the wife shooting next time we go to the range!

thats awesome. my wife is taking the nra basic pistol course with me in a couple of weeks. she's looking forward to it.

 

i think that story was GA not TX if you're referring to the one of the women in her attic, or maybe you're referring to something different. either way its great she is interested.

Good for her! Take baby steps, and try lots of guns, even a .357 loaded with .38's. Most all women can shoot a 4" .38 the best since recoil is mild, sight radius is great and balance and point-ability are superior. Or try a single-action full size 1911 in 9mm. Recoil is manageable, and confidence building is extraordinary.

My beautiful wife has an XD service in 9mm with a Streamlight M3 attatched. Thats what felt most comfortable in her hands. She is taught by me and is getting better every time.

Good stuff, I love it.

 

we should start a new thread of our wives, significant other, kids, friends, family that we took with us to the range.

Great idea. The more we bring into the sport the better.

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