So I recently picked up an XDM 3.8 Compact in .40 and have been trying to get my girlfriend to head out to the range with me. She has never fired a gun and I'd like her to know how to safely handle them if they're going to be in the house. She has yet to go with me since she just doesn't like my pistol (stay out of the gutter with that one
), so I've been trying to see if I could find one she likes.
As I was searching online the other day, we came across the Ladysmith, not sure which model, but it certainly looked sharp with the stainless and rosewood grips. She said if we get that one, she would finally shoot with me, and if she didn't like it then I could have a nice looking revolver. Then I started to wonder...
...If I end up carrying a Ladysmith, would I lose my man card!? :shock:
A quick search on google led me to another forum where I found my answer, not sure of the forum or the author of the post but this is basically what it said:
As I was searching online the other day, we came across the Ladysmith, not sure which model, but it certainly looked sharp with the stainless and rosewood grips. She said if we get that one, she would finally shoot with me, and if she didn't like it then I could have a nice looking revolver. Then I started to wonder...
...If I end up carrying a Ladysmith, would I lose my man card!? :shock:
A quick search on google led me to another forum where I found my answer, not sure of the forum or the author of the post but this is basically what it said:
"A silversmith is one who has great skill in working with silver, a poet is often referred to as a wordsmith, a gunsmith is one who is adept at making firearms work, so therefore a Ladysmith must be one who is skilled with the ladies!"
Your thoughts?