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Originally Posted by longbough
Whatever you get ... train with it as much as possible.
If you don't plan on visiting the range on a regular basis or at least taking a real Defensive Pistol course (e.g. Front Sight, Gunsite, Thunder Ranch etc.) then I'd recommend getting a snub-nosed revolver with nothing smaller than .38.
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If you don't plan at visiting the range on a regular basis, I'd recommend not getting a firearm at all. I owned a snub nosed revolver, it was a Ruger SP101 w/ a 2-1/4" barrell in .357. Even shooting .38 out of it was a miserable experience. I am not recoil sensitive at all, but that gun was no fun to shoot. If you're going to carry concealed, purchase a gun that won't discourage you from wanting to practice.