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From: jkh@ucbjade.BERKELEY.EDU (Jordan K. Hubbard)
Newsgroups: mod.rec.guns
Subject: Re: Isn't ANYBODY gonna review this?
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Date: Fri, 13-Dec-85 14:06:38 EST
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Reply-To: styx!tjt@lll-tis-b (Tim Tessin)
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Author: Tim Tessin <tjt@lll-tis-b>


Article: 12:8

Ok, Ok, I'm finally figuring out how to post stuff.
We're still out here even if we don't generate traffic.

Now a real question:
My wife works for a pharmacy in Berkeley and has to deliver drugs (good stuff
like morphine and the like) to various unsavory areas of Oakland sometimes
after dark.  We are thinking of getting her a CCW for business hours and
are trying to decide what to carry.  Small is nice, she doesn't want to
go walking in to a patients house with a full size .45 autoloader on her
hip.  Also the obvious presence of a firearm may indicate she is carrying
something worth stealing.  Several recommendations 
are .38 snubbie or .380 autoloader (Walther or the like). 
I have my doubts on the .380, but I also think that a controlled
.380 may be better than an uncontrolled .45.  .32 and smaller are out.
Any suggestions?  At the range we shoot a S&W K .357.

						Tim
						tjt@styx.UUCP
						tjt@lll-tis-b.ARPA