The handguns are:
1) Springfield xd 9 subcompact
2) Para Ordanance carry 9
3) Kahr CW9.
The ‘players’ are:
A) female, 47 living alone in an urban area, very familiar with firearms and has a concealed pistol license. Current carry guns, Taurus 85 and Ruger LCP.
B) female, 45 living alone in a rural area, very familiar with long guns, not so much with handguns, has taken concealed pistol license class, waiting for license to be issued. Handguns owned, Taurus P-22.
C) Male 43, living with wife and children (ages 11 and 6) in urban area, familiar with firearms, has a concealed pistol license. Current carry gun Glock 19.
Please pair up the guns with the players and give your reasons for the pairings. Thanks much!
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1C this is the default as in what’s left over…see other answers for the rest
2B she is the least familiar with handguns and the Para has the most redundant safeties.
3A if she can handle the LCP she can handle the CW9.
Good luck.
C – 1
B – 3
A – 2
These guns are all 9mm so it really makes no difference accept for the size of the actual weapon.
C-1 Somewhat more safety from kids.
B-2 Very good home-protection.
A-3 Concealability.
#1 guns are very personal, and it is important that the gun feels good in the hands of shooter.
Obviously, break down who is in most need of a 9mm semiauto, and let that person pick from amongst them, and then go to the next most deserving, etc.
IF C can interst his wife in also getting a CCW, then she would be the first person to get to pick.
If not, then person B who only has a taurus P22 would get first pick. Person A, with a 38 special and a 380, is much better prepared, but is very much on the light end of ‘good manstopper’ so i’d give that person second pick. Person C is probably best off with the glock 19, so that person gets third pick. This is good for him as it gives him a spare weapon, this way if he ever uses his CCW, and it is take by the police as evidence in the investigation, he will still be able to defend is family