I don't have a 38 special but my Lady friend is looking to buy a 38 special because of the neighborhood she lives in and since she is by herself with 3 dogs & a bird she isn't taking any chances this revolver all you have to do is pull the trigger until it's empty I aussume wouldn't it be better to shoot it first before making that decision before buying a revolver

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Randy I. · Answer

Yes it is always better to shoot before you buy especially for new shooters please find a range that rents guns and have her shoot different ones to see what she likes

James G. · Answer

James, this will work just fine for a 1st pistol. No snag hammer is definitely a plus. Make sure she shoots it a bit to become familiar with firing it. I would also recommend noise cancelling ear plugs that you can hear and prevent hearing from being negatively affected in case you have to fire indoors. Cheers!   https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/714015190/otis+earshield+31db+hearing+prtctn

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