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I think you need to get to a range and first learn some basic principles of firing a handgun. Than try several weapons to find something that you enjoy and
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11-29-2010, 10:39 AM
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I think you need to get to a range and first learn some basic principles of firing a handgun. Than try several weapons to find something that you enjoy and can handle. With that said, I say go with the biggest round you can handle and for your use.
Personally I have a Glock 23 (.40S&W) and a Glock 36 (.45ACP). I conceal carry both depending on my needs.
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