Some women have been around guns their entire lives and some women are new to guns. We think that all women should be familiar with guns and know how to use them, so we’ve created the following infographic showing the 10 Best Guns for Women. We started with a huge list and had a hard time cutting it down to just 10. If you have any suggestions for other guns for women we would love to hear them!
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That’s pretty funny that you have a drone and a tank at the end. My wife would love one of those drones!
My wife definitely wants the tank!
What about the Lady Smith & Wesson 38 5-shot revolver? Is that a good ladies gun?
The Lady Smiths are great little guns. If you can’t get your hands on a Predator Drone, a Lady Smith is a great 2nd option
One of the big advantages of the Lady Smith is that since it is a revolver it is very reliable (no gun jamming). One downside to the Lady Smith is that most models you can only get two fingers on the grip. I’ve found that women are much more comfortable with guns where they can get three fingers on the grip.
I have a S&W Air-Lite, Model 342 that is, I believe, almost a twin of the Lady Smith. I obtained replacement grips which really made a difference: very little difference in concealability and much easier to shoot. Wouldn’t trade mine for anything. Well, maybe the tank!
You forgot to put the ultimate self defense weapon on the list as long as you were adding an M1A1 and a predator…..how about an AC-130 Spectre Gunship?
True, that would probably be better than the M1A1 Main Battle Tank!
I love 9 and 10. I would have to add a number 11, that would be my DAD.Have to add the disclaimer to only use 1 through 1o only in the event that number 11 is not home.
I am so down for #9 and #10, however, due to reality I’ll have to stick with #6. Happy birthday to me!
An AR-15 is not an assault rifle. The AR stands for Armalite, and assault rifles must be capable of fully automatic fire to be called such. People are working hard right now to keep you from being able to buy some of the items on this list, and use the same misinformation to their advantage.
Yes, you still need to aim a shotgun. The shot will spread about one inch for every three feet out of the barrel- so at 15 yards, more than twice the distance within which most self defense shootings occur, you only get a 5″ spread. Nobody gets magically blasted out of windows either.
There is not a standard definition of ‘assault rifle.’ Also, the AR-15 may have originally been made by Armalite, but the usage has become so well known that everybody knows what you mean when you say ‘AR-15.’ It’s much like the words ‘Zipper,’ ‘Aspirin,’ and possibly even ‘Band-Aid.’ Through a process known as ‘generitization,’ (a Trademark Law term) these formerly brand names have become the common generic name for the item.
You don’t say, ‘hey, can you please bring me some ‘acetylsalicylic acid which is a pain relieving analgesic derived from willow bark?’ You say, ‘hey, can you bring me some aspirin,’ and everybody knows what you are talking about.
The same goes for the AR-15….you wouldn’t say, ‘hey, can you bring me that common rifle that has a distinctive look and detachable magazine, which looks like an assault rifle, but it’s not really an assault rifle because it is not selective fire (but could easily be made selective fire by the addition or modification of a simple part) and was originally made by Armalite, which they called it the AR-15, but in this case it was made by (insert manufacturer)? No…you would just say ‘can you please bring me that AR-15′ and everybody would know what you are talking about.
I guess you could refer to everything the long complicated way…but eventually your friends would stop hanging out with you
which is better for concealed and carry for a woman?
I would say the S&W Shield is the very best combination of comfort, power, and concealment. It is what I would recommend if you are going to carry concealed a lot.