What is a good gun for a girl to buy? Any advice?

How do you shop for a gun?What is a good gun for a girl to buy? Any advice?
That’s a great question! Do you want a handgun or rifle?





Any girl can shop for sexy %26amp; strappy Italian heels. Only a few can look hot and accessorize for a gun fight too.





Guns are like people. They all have different characteristics and personalities. They come in many sizes, shapes and colors. Some have attitude.





You might think a pretty and petite gun is right for a girl.


It’s not.


You want “stopping power”. You want big, nasty, and explosive! You want to dispatch your opponent to his next life quickly and efficiently. It does not matter if you are small and feminine.





I’m just under 5 feet tall and only 97 lbs but I can fire weapons swiftly and accurately every time- even a large bore like a .44 Magnum. I have won many trophies, medals, ribbons, and cash prizes in combat shooting competitions. Any girl can do it with practice.





For raging shock %26amp; awe effect and pure stopping power, I prefer the Colt Python .357 Magnum handgun with a 4 inch barrel. The 6 or 8 inch models do not fit in my purse. I use copper-jacketed hollow points for maximum damage.





In heated close-up combat situations, I go with the Sig Hauer P245 .45 ACP Autoloader.


While it only allows 6 rounds in the clip and one chambered, I employ extended 14 round clips when needed. I also carry a few extra clips. This is the gun I take to school in my backpack. I live in Detroit so there is always potential for an explosive firefight.





I'm a big fan of the Sig, so the Sig Hauer SG 551-SWAT (Sturmgewehr) is my first choice in modern assault rifles. It is light, versatile and extremely accurate. The rear sight is like those found on HK rifles and is adjustable for windage and elevation. A universal scope mount is available that accepts a wide range of sighting aids such as night-vision equipment, Trijicon ACOGs and other STANAG-based optics without the need for special tools or adapters. A universal fitting on the foresight mount accepts special equipment such as bipods or laser sighting aids.





Of course for sheer reliability, nothing beats Mikhail Kalashnikov's popular AK-47 model. There have been only 8 minor changes since Kalashnikov designed the marvelous weapon in 1947. It is hard to improve perfection. You can drop it in water or remove the inspection plate and throw in some sand. Shake it out and the rifle will still fire.


I have owned one for 5 years. It is an honor to fire it.





Ammunition is important. Always load your handgun with the most powerful jacketed hollow-point round you can find. Rifles are different.


I'm hoping they will start manufacturing DU (depleted uranium) rounds for use by civilian gun enthusiasts. You know... for home protection against armored vehicles.





Have fun shopping!


There are cool accessories too. There are designer holsters and fanny packs for carrying your handguns. I have a calve skin holster that straps inside my thigh under a skirt. I have a shoulder holster that hides well under a sweater or jacket.


It's fun!


Email me if you need help. I’ll help you choose your first gun. Be sure to practice with it. Power won't help if you can't hit your target.





♥What is a good gun for a girl to buy? Any advice?
ak47 because if you cant kill something with that then you prolly dont need to be having a gun in the first place
Go to K-Mart and get yourself a toy gun or go elsewere and get a replica, this way no-one gets hurt or killed. Girls and guns do not mix. [jk]
I'll give you short and sweet answer.





Viet was right about all the choices and how it has to fit you. Go to a range and rent a couple guns. However, for a normal female. You'd want a gun with as less recoil as possible.





You want real low recoil and just alil power? 9mm Beretta [wont' stop someone on PCP coming at u with a knife]


Low recoil and power? .40 S%26amp;W ** Best Choice [will stop someone on PCP coming at u with a knife]


Some recoil and power? .40 Sig.





The higher the caliber, more likely it's going to have more recoil.
Dang!


Viet Tofu is Hot!


I wanna be her bi-yatch!
i would sugest a small caliber revolver like a .38. its simple to handle and shouldnt kick to bad.
There is no handgun out there that will kill an elephant, weigh less than a paper book, have the recoil of a 9mm, and cost less than 600 dollars. This something even grown men don't understand.





As to what to get. First, you got to take price into consideration. If you got all the money in the world, you could get whatever gun you want. After price, look into caliber. Stronger calibers have larger recoils. Recoil is what makes the gun flip up after firing it. a 9MM or 32, will have much lighter recoil as oppose to a 45 or a 44 Magnum. Last, you got to decide what's the purpose of the handgun. What do you want to do with it? As I said before, no gun will do everything.