Does your girlfriend/wife have her permit

[pj_england]

No

:fie:

I suggested she get a permit and carry…still she remains unarmed. She even is frightened of my carry around the grandchildren. On the other hand she says she feels safer when I am home.

I learned a long time ago, pursuasion often takes a lot of time and usually takes an incident to cause a behavioral change.

 

[ohio pat]

does your wife carry

Yes

She is also an NRA instructor and so is my oldest daughter.

I bought her a glock 17 and a smith modek 642.

She carries when traveling or going into a bad part of town.

The oldest daughter carries a smith model 642.

My youngest daughter carrys a Beretta 9mm because that is what her agency issues.

Pat Olvey
email [email protected]

 

[jg1967]

To my frustration she does not. She firmly believes in "positive energy" and that she won't need to have a gun. She's not a kook otherwise just a bit off the target on that one subject. She is actually not that wrong on the fact that some of use that walk around with a 1911 on each hip, 2 back up guns, a baton, 3 knifes and a brick on a string might be attracting problems to some degree ...

 

[jimbobborg]

When I met my fiancee she owned four handguns, I talked her into a forth, and she took the CCW class last week. She's eager to get her permit. I already have one and carry during the weekends, as where I work (.mil) won't allow firearms. Her carry gun will probably be an SR9c, although she does have a Pink Lady, too.

Jim

 

[mappow]

Taking my wife out to an outdoor range tomorrow, her request. She's finally showing more interest. Will be covering 3/5/7 Yrd shoots as well as reloading and stance.

Plant a seed, nurture it, take some time, keep it nurtured. Sooner or later it'll bloom:laugh:

 

[mikecu]

My wife has hers.

 

[mappow]

Taking my wife out to an outdoor range tomorrow, her request. She's finally showing more interest. Will be covering 3/5/7 Yrd shoots as well as reloading and stance.

Plant a seed, nurture it, take some time, keep it nurtured. Sooner or later it'll bloom:laugh:

Just got back and had a blast. I had to lighten the 357 to .38 specl which meant she was hitting DCM at the 7 yd line. Pretty dam good considering she hasn't shot much. She even handled my 1911 good but was more accurate with the wheel gun. Gotta Lov it when the spouse enjoys busting caps as well. Even ran into some 9/12'ers from our group.
I feel more at ease now if she needs to protect herself if I'm not around.

 

[Auroarah]

On My Own

It was my idea to get the permit after I recently received a S&W Bodyguard 38 sp. for a V-day gift from my husband.

I've been shooting since I was a teenager, but never carried, there wasn't a need. until recently. And I wish to carry legally.
I'll be more than happy to respectfully carry both permit and gun. leasantry:

 

[SGB]

Wife, step son, nephew and soon the niece.

 

[rdscherer]

Yes My wife does. she carries a Wather PPS in 9mm.

 

[upnorth]

NO, she doesn't

 

[Tomhusker]

My wife, youngest son and I all took our Missouri CCW class together. I had an Iowa permit for several years before moving to Missouri last year. As soon as we met residency requirements we signed up. She was very excited to get her permit, but only carries when she travels for business.
I talk to her about getting into the habit of carrying at all times, and I think she is warming up to the idea.

 

[sgtbill]

Yep my wife has her's a Walther PK380 stuffed with Speer Gold Dot's. It is the same set up that I carry.
Bill

 

[OlympicFox]

The wife has her permit & carries a Kimber Ultra Carry II, in 45ACP naturally.