[Gojubrian]

I started my wife on a browning buckmark. She liked shooting it a lot. I started her on a 9mm tiny taurus too soon and was turned off and scared because of the recoil. Since the recoil scared her she would flinch and make it jam.

After a few different ones shi now has a brand new sig mosquito .22. She will shoot my 9mm and .40, but only if she has too in a situation. She prefers just to stick to .22 at the range though.

[purehavoc]

Originally Posted by JD1969

Since your out on the country, I figure you have some land to set up targets and such (or access to an area). Set up some cans, old milk jugs etc, paper is fun for us to shoot, but for a newbie it can get boring. The instant feedback of can is a lot of fun for a new shooter.

Good point , we have some targets set up at a friends place just 5 mins away from my house with a 20 ft long 8ft tall embankment that he made to keep stray bullets from happening . Cans may be a bit of fun for her also , we also have some 1/4" corrugated plastic body type targets we use . Getting the .22 pistol is the problem , I think my dad may have a .25 that may work good for what were trying to get accomplished

[Overkill0084]

Good starting point:

Cornered Cat