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bvkdphillips 04-27-2011 09:16 AM

I have a Colt Defender my wife loves to carry and shoot. It's light, compact and very dependable - but not two toned if she wants that. Now your getting into Mimber country.

Bob

herefordman1 04-27-2011 09:48 AM

My better half carries a Mimber UCII (don't tell Clyde) with CT laser. Most often in her purse, once in a while IWB. She's good with it and is comfortable with function and recoil.
My .02

Jim

dsparkie 04-27-2011 10:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Feathermerchant (Post 2432)
From the Ladies point of view..... I really like the Guardian for carry in gun purse (my favorite Gun totin' Mamas Raven bag) or IWB. Easy to manipulate and shoot accruately. I chose it over the CCO only because I wanted to add a 9mm to my stash. I would advise getting one that is big enough to absorb some of the recoil, yet able to conceal very well. The bobtail does this very well. Those short barrels hurt my wrist. I want a gun that I enjoy shooting, and the Guardian fits the bill.

We def. appreciate a ladies point of vew on this! As well as all the men that have replied ! But as far as the guardian....she doe's not want a 9mm. she wants a 45acp and thats it. LOL! You know how it is once a lady makes up her mind;) And by gosh it is my job to make her happy:D Like Clyde said, she lets me buy my 1911's:) I think she is leaning toward the Colt Defender, it seems to have good reviews from everybody, and has about all the features that she's looking for:rock: We still welcome all replies, she hasn't made up her mind yet:rolleyes:

jmlutz 04-27-2011 11:25 AM

I'll bet she would love a CCO, especially with a set of CT grips.

jmlutz 04-27-2011 11:35 AM

http://i1032.photobucket.com/albums/a408/jmlutz/002.jpg

orrwdd 04-27-2011 11:50 AM

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Originally Posted by dsparkie (Post 2438)
We def. appreciate a ladies point of vew on this! As well as all the men that have replied ! But as far as the guardian....she doe's not want a 9mm. she wants a 45acp and thats it.

They are making the Guardian in 45 ACP now, as well as the CCO. There seems to be some Guardian 45s still available out there right now, but I am having to wait on production for my 9mm :(

Bill

Wade-19 04-27-2011 01:21 PM

I vote vote for the EMP if she really wants a 3 inch gun. It was designed that way from the ground up. Only available on 9mm or .40 though.

VietVet68 04-27-2011 01:53 PM

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Originally Posted by bald1 (Post 2418)
I'd frankly try to talk her out of a 3" by both explaining the impulse physics of the design where shorter slide/barrels have much more critical timing requirements and therefore are much more susceptible to malfunction, and the fact that it's the frame grip size that is more important than slide length for concealability. I'd want the most reliable package for her and a 3" isn't it.

I see the Colt Defender/New Agent, Dan Wesson CCO, and Brown Kobra Carry LW as options.

http://rap.midco.net/bald1/CCO%20x2.jpg

Don't take this personally but, trying to get a female to grasp the meaning of what you said is going to be difficult at best. She probably will be more interested in having about 15 sets of grips so she can accessorize it to match her outfit for the day.:)

This is my Kimber Ultra CDP with Crimson Trace laser grips and it hasn't had one failure since I took it out of the box. Just clean, lube and feed it ammo, it'll treat you good.

https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/_c...a%20CDP008.jpg

Dave Waits 04-27-2011 06:03 PM

Veitvet, I gotta side with Bold and Titan on this one, nothing smaller than a CCO. That way she gets the officers' type grip and a less problematic 4" Bbl.
Unless she has the wrists of a female weightlifter, I'd stay away from the 3" guns. JMO.
Dave

wxl 04-27-2011 06:18 PM

Have full size 1911s, Colt Commander, Colt CCO and Defender. If I really concentrate, I might feel a difference in recoil


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