Glad she has taken interest. My wife had difficulty cycling her S&W M&P 9mm. She has small hands and not the strongest grip strength. I decided she should switch to a locked breech .380 (This was before the S&W EZ's came out) and we tried every one they had at the range and she was down to a Glock 42 and SIG P238. I was hoping she'd go for the SIG, but she shot the Glock better. Ironically I won a P238 in a raffle about a year or two ago. I have a SIG P232 that I like. Maybe you will find a range that has a .30 Super Carry EZ for rent sometime in the future. I wish her luck. Keep shootin'! BTW Do I recall correctly that you are a paramedic or in some capacity involved in the medical profession? I seem to remember that from one of the breakfasts I was at which you attended when I was up visiting my daughter in Mansfield.puma guy wrote: ↑Fri Aug 25, 2023 9:15 pmI watched a utube video of someone shooting a .380 and then a super carry into a block of clay. The difference is tremendous. I’ve been talking with Carlson1 about the EZ. I recently picked up his Walther .380 for my wife and she really likes it, but has trouble with the slide. The super carry seems much more effective. However, since she really likes that Walther and this is the first time in 10-15+ years she’s been interested in shooting I’m reluctant to go up and may just stick with the .380 for now for commonality. Besides, if she does eventually want to move up the power/effectiveness chain there might be a subcompact 9mm in her future.C-dub wrote: ↑Fri Aug 25, 2023 8:17 amHey, Chris
I have quite a few .380's - a couple of polymer framed S&W's and my wife has a Glock, but mostly mine are all metal pistols. SIG, Walther, Llama, Star etc. Some of the .380's have a little more felt recoil (Especially the Bodyguard S&W) than the .30 SC. Some maybe a little less, but insignificant in my hands. My CC is a Kahr PM40 and of course the .30 SC is no where near the same as it. The EZ.30 SC was not at all uncomfortable to shoot. Haven't shot it enough to decide to make it my everyday carry.
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An MT, now called MLS(Medical Laboratory Scientist) mainly perform testing on specimens in hospital laboratories. Too much of our time, however, is spent correcting nurse or doctor mistakes in ordering the wrong test or collecting the wrong specimen or labeling them incorrectly. It is frightening sometimes.
Some 25-30 years ago I began my healthcare career as a nurses aide while going through school and in many ways I am still a nurses aide after getting a degree higher than many nurses.