Need Advise

[Camo1gurl]

Thanks for the help I live about a mile from Alpine, but at least I have a few ideas at what to look at.....

[whiteboycustom]

kimber solo,kimber ultra carry,springfield emp,xd sub-compact,s&w bodyguard .38

all in all i agree with the others and shoot the guns and see what you like

[tgil]

Go to the indoor range between burleson and joshua, handle all the different pistols they have, find the one that fits you and your hand like a glove.

They will let you shoot it in the range( probably a very small fee). This will be a lot cheaper than buying one, then deciding you don't like it.

Pm me if you need more help.
Also,If you don't have a CHL, they have classes there.

FYI, women shoot free there on Tuesdays.

[zero-in]

Depending on skill level and how much your willing to train I would probably recommend a j frame .38. They require much less training to run than a semi auto.

^^^^^^this. Also, unless you are trained in stress situations where fine motor skills can be compromised and manipulation of a slide and or safety is dependent on those motor skills, get a j-frame/revolver, no safety or slide to manipulate just a heavy trigger pull which you won't notice anyway when under stress, just point and shoot. I'm a semi auto fan, but nuts and bolts get it done type defensive firearms, go with a wheel gun. IMHO J-frames are nice and compact.