Indians For Guns

Buy any .32 revolver in good condiction ,s&w or colt may be costly ,webley may look outdated . Check for spanish make Llama, astra or Ruby all s&w copy ,they are in 2 to 3 lac bracket . If you do proper check up like timing , cylinder-barrel gap, cylinder endshake, extractor alingment, barrel condiction ect . Trigger pressure in these are generally managable. If you are like, fixed on IOF revolver ,the latest batch comes with spring like s&w which regulates the trigger pressure ,this can be reduced by good gunsmith ,however i hate external safety on IOF revolver.
Training on firearm to family member is good initiative.
James..

Thanks James, guys,

For your comments....

Just to update you, she is getting good with single action. Atleast has learned the stance of holding the revolver, finger out of trigger gaurd unless firing etc....

She has picked up was to move the sights to the target and know about sight pictures......

uses both hands to pull the hammer to SA, but aleast do it.....

Hi

Please let me know the approximate price of this Pistol. Planning to buy it. Help me with your experience.

Thanks

7,62-25 its not caliber for Wife
But it wife selfdefence from armored 3-4 class people to 50 meters this caliber very well

xl_target wrote:Perfectionist, if she is a novice,start her out with a .22 caliber revolver or pistol.
Make sure you have her wear hearing protection all the time. If she is not used to shooting the report will make her flinch.
Once she is comfortable with the .22 LR, then move on to a larger caliber. Don't start her with the biggest firearm you have, if she gets turned off, she might never pick up a handgun again.
Explain the sight picture to her. Show her the proper grip. Explain the trigger pull. Let her make the decision as to what caliber and what handgun she should use. Teach her the four rules of gun safety before you go out to shoot.

with you XL.
Start with .22LR then go for bigger caliber.


Baljit