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Hi Donald, all these pistols are on equal footing in my opinion. What may be perfect for some folks may not be for others. I highly recommend you and your wife going to a local gun store and handling these pistols first hand. Before hand is the time to get a feel for which pistols feel the best for the both of you and not after purchasing based solely on someone else's preference. Then come back and buy with confidence from Buds.

I agree with James. I would go and see what feels the best to you because ultimately you're going to be the one shooting it all the time. I've had the sig p320 for about a year now and it's a great gun. Haven't had a single jam and it's really easy to break down and clean it. Plus the sig is a modular handgun so you can do a bunch of things with it. Go see what you like and then make a choice because they are all great guns.

I recommend finding a local range that has rental guns and trying them before you decide. After shooting them the decision will be much easier and can I also suggest trying the Ruger SR9c also

I have to agree with Michael here. I love the Sig 320s … I have two, a compact and a sub-compact and they run like a Rolex. The big plus is you can change anything from the grip frame,(multiple sizes), trigger, sights or even the caliber from 9mm to .40 SW to .357 Sig and back. And most of the work can be done at home if you have a few tools. I love my 320s! Most of the guns you mentioned are just variations on a theme … all aimed at the same market. At least the Sig gives you more options AFTER you buy it. Go handle them all first and see what fits you best.

I recommend finding a local range that has rental guns and trying them before you decide. After shooting them the decision will be much easier and can I also suggest trying the Ruger SR9c also