adam42

I have had mine sense 1978 and have shot it all these many years. Mine is a .357 Mag with a 6" barrel, one of the most accurate revolvers I have ever shot, for $350.00 I would jump real quick.  

Check out the Beretta PX4 45, great shooting, very accurate, standard rail for light/laser, you won't be sorry.

Supply and demand.

A Springfield XDs 45, a Ruger LCR .357 mag because if you have to use it they make big holes.

Don't like .380, go for the 9mm, much better round. Check out the Springfield Xds, Beretta Nano or Walther PPS all in 9mm all are great shooters.

They feel great in the hand, and shoot just like they feel.

Have a couple of Beretta's never any problems with the pistols one hiccup with a magazine for a PX4, received great customer service, called told them what i thought the  problem was, they agreed and replaced the mag right away. Couldn't ask for anything better.

Yes, I have had mine for over 35 years, still shoots as great today as it did new. Without a doubt to got the best of that deal.

I keep 3 handguns that I try to keep around a 1000 of each, 9, 38/357 and 45. And about 1000 .223/5.56, haven't been shooting much lately because it so hard to find replacement product for what went downrange. In a few years when this moron we have in the White House leaves and rounds start to get on store shelfs again I plan to stock a good bit more. 

Revolver would be a .357 mag 6" barrel by Dam Wesson an real tack driver. Pistol would be a Beretta PX4 Storm 9mm, great overall handgun.

Anything made by Walther, PPK, PPS, PPQ and P99. They all feel great.

Just depends what and where I am going, either a full size Px4 in 9mm or a .357 mag revolver with a 4" barrel. I lean towards the revolver, what can I say, I'm a old coot.

Best place to buy on line is Buds Guns in Lexington, KY. I have bought several, best prices, great shipping and super selection.

I to would suggest the Beretta Px4 compact, very soft shooting and very accurate, sounds like if she is that accurate with the .22 she might be a little scared of the 9 mm, the Beretta with the rotating barrel is VERY smooth shooting.

Welcome to the forum.