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I don't know if the Mrs reads SF or not, so I'll simply put her age between 50 and 60 and reasonably strong. Not much left arm/hand strength - great on the right side. She has a Ruger 77 in 22 Hornet she's competent with, but even that's a little heavy for her. It's certainly not for HD, but she can operate the weapon without coaching. The attractiveness of the Shockwave is the weight and length. If (big if) the recoil didn't scare her I'm sure she'd take it in the "back 40" and practice - but if it kicks her like my FN with 00 it would just lay in the corner. If it were mine, I'd get a 12 gage & play with it, but I also know most 20 ga shells have almost as much felt recoil as 12 ga. That leaves the choice of either the puny .410 or 12. Perhaps she could learn with the Aquila mini 12's? Mossberg also makes something called a 410 Home Security - 410HS. Never heard of it, but a neighbor (who is an idiot) suggested this instead of a Shockwave 12ga. | |||
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Put together an AR pistol with shoulder brace. Much more effective and much easier to use | |||
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The little .410 Mossberg might make some kind of sense if there are some good slug loads to be had. | |||
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AR pistol or a subgun maybe be better for her!! Not sure what your budget is but one of the new ruger carbines might be an option. specially with a 32 round glock mag!!! https://ruger.com/products/pcCarbine/models.html | |||
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I ended up getting a 12ga Shockwave for $339, as well as the OPSol gizmo to shoot the Aguila mini-shells. If I grow a pair I'll wrap it in Christmas paper and put it under the tree for her :-) | |||
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