6 Senior-Friendly Pistols That Are Safe And Easy To Handle

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• MA

  @mattwerling7565 · 8 months ago

  The Ruger Security380 with its lite rack and 15 round mag should had been in this survey .

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• AN

  @andrewbrumagen3479 · 8 months ago

  I&apos;m handicap, I shoot one hand. I had a major stroke in &apos;99. <br>I load with my left hand and I use the slide button to load them but I like Beretta pistols da/sa and I just ordered another one to get a dot on it. I have a PPQ, 92X, px4 storm compact and soon 92 GTS.

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• DA

  @DAVID-e5c2q · 8 months ago

  This 75 yr old senior carries a Kimber 2K11 Double Stack and on occasions , the Walther Q5 Match Competition Pistol ........

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• JA

  @janshelton189 · 8 months ago (edited)

  What’s with the guy shooting from his stomach flab? 😂

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• MA

  @marinvelcev4461 · 8 months ago (edited)

  Sig P 365, especially in original short version has pretty big recoil. This is not good for seniors.

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• BI

  @bigbrother9531 · 8 months ago

  Terrible presentation. Terrible voice, multiple miss pro nounce ai shuns. And the guns don&apos;t &nbsp;match. Maybe show a senior using your listed.

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• JU

  @justincase7661 · 2 weeks ago

  I&apos;m 65- I full time edc ccw the Walther PPQ 45acp 12+1 in the pipe with no stupid assed decockers/safeties!! I carry owb, on the hip, open top Agula snugfit Leather holster. This is also my bedside shooter... Your list sux; very poor presentation.

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• BI

  @billevans8766 · 8 months ago

  I won&apos;t say its the best because of the caliber but I would have to put the (Ruger-security 380) high on the list..its 15+1 and has the lightest rack on just about any gun I&apos;ve shot with low recoil..

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• WH

  @WhatsInTheBox-r2w · 7 months ago

  The Girsan mc14T is also a great choice

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• HO

  @howardkahn4330 · 8 months ago

  22LR is absolutely. good for self defense....an attack will happen within 7 feet, you fire in double action, you do not use sights, you point shoot, a laser would be welcome, &nbsp;very light, almost zero recoil, &nbsp;great to handle.....one round of 22LR to the upper chest or throat or the head will stop an attacker and within 7 feet this hit can be easily done.....speaking from experience, not selling anything.....22LR revolver has 8 rounds, semi auto 15.....it is shot placement that stops an attacker, not bullet caliber!

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• CH

  @chessic4 · 8 months ago (edited)

  I&quot;m surprised no Equalizer. It has an easy rack, high capacity, low recoil, optics ready. Or even the Ruger Security 380. Does that M&amp;P9 M2.0 have an easy rack? I didn&apos;t hear it mentioned, and that may be the hardest thing for seniors to do. Honest question. And why would you talk about optics with that one, but not others?

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  @benb5960 · 8 months ago

  The Berretta APXA1Carry is a different gun than the APXA1and APXA1Compact. &nbsp;The Carry is smaller, has no rails on the front of the frame for lights, &amp; has 6 &amp; 8 round magazines. &nbsp;The APXA1 &amp;A1Compact is somewhat bigger, has 15 round mags, &amp; has rails for lights at the front of the frame. &nbsp;Beretta made poor naming decisions, but this video has it wrong by primarily showing the A1Compact while talking primarily (not completely) about the A1Carry. &nbsp;The senior shooter would do better with the slightly bigger and easier to handle APXA1Compact.

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