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    22/45 for a woman with arthritis?

    Wish I had seen that before I bought! I didn't even think about looking for one that already existed. I might still get a 22/45 for myself, so I can have a reliable plinking gun that my wife could use with that nifty tool.
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    22/45 for a woman with arthritis?

    Well, I took a trip to the gun store to find something my wife could operate. While she would have been content to learn the Bearcat, it was a bit nose-heavy for her, but what a neat little revolver! It will be on my list when funds allow. Next, we looked at their collection of 22/45's, and the...
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    22/45 for a woman with arthritis?

    I called the local gun store and he said he had six 22/45's in stock, including one with changeable grip panels. I'll stop in and take a look at them on Monday. While there, I'll check out what else might work for her. Thanks, everyone, for your help.
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    22/45 for a woman with arthritis?

    My wife wants to learn to fire a handgun, but she has arthritis in her hands and is unable to rack the slide on my 1911's. She can barely do it with my LCP, so I need to find her something easier to operate. I've never had a 22/45 in hand and I'm wondering if it's substantially easier to pull...
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    Old West Photo #3

    Having been born and raised in that part of the country, I've always had an interest in the Custer stories. When I was a kid in the early 1950's, my dad and I were helping a neighbor dig footings for a barn. As I was digging, I uncovered an old single shot carbine that had apparently been...
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    I think I want a Red Label...

    I bought my third Ruger product last week. This one is a Red Label 20ga. I haven't had a chance to shoot it yet, but I've never held a shotgun that fits me so perfectly. However, this is replacing a 70-year-old Stevens Savage 16ga pump, so I haven't had much chance to try out different shotguns...
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