I would avoid glocks if I were a first time gun owner. One, they have no safety on them unless you get them specially made. You can get something mid-range, safe, and accurate, and then shell out the bucks to take a course. My first was a 9 mil. Hi-point. Good gun.
And krazyjane, I understand where you are coming from. That's why the conceal/carry courses are so important. They teach you all of this, and a lot more, as well as what to do if you are attacked from behind, multiple assailants, etc.
If a person is twisted enough to try to steal you and rape you or chop you up, you can bet that I'm DAMN sure not going to just be hoping and praying that they don't have a gun themselves. The old line about not bringing a knife to a gun fight still holds a lot of water with me, personally.



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