LCPfraTN

I have to agree about the selection at Guns & Ammo.....they have just about everything, but it is packed in there. I think their prices are competitive, but places like Classic Arms in Cordova are friendlier, have a good selection and are more receptive to negotiating on prices.

I obviously highly recommend the Ruger LCP. DAdams, I noticed that you referenced mouseguns.com (a great resource site for all shooting enthusiasts). However, it looks like mouseguns.com will be going the way of the dinosaur. Based on the latest message on the site, the site administrator (I believe it is Mousegunner - a TGO member) has cancer and will no longer be able to keep the site running. That's a shame. I have really enjoyed the site and looked forward to his reviews and observations. I hope he is able to get through his illness.

New to the forum and first post. I have to disagree about recommending a Glock for someone with small hands. I've tried all the Glocks, even the newest smaller ones and the grips are just too large for me. Of course I could shoot one, but they would never be as comfortable to me as a pistol with a slimmer grip. I recently acquired the Ruger SR9c and one of the main reasons for that choice was the grip size. The S&W M&P Compact with the small grip insert was also a candidate, but I ultimately went with the Ruger since it's a big brother to my LCP. I may have to think about adding the LC9 too before long.