First HG for person with child hands?

[boxcoach]

"I have Huge hands. Can anyone recommend a gun for those?"

Try a Glock 20. I have fairly large hands, and that gun still feels big. A S&W model 29, with factory grips is a handfull too.

I know the feeling, having your hands cover too much of certain models. I've burned my hands on a revolver, and jammed them on autos. It's almost as tricky as a big breasted woman using a wringer washing machine(for those of you who remember wringer washers). On a positive note, recoil gets soaked up pretty well.

 

[gnmontey]

"I have Huge hands. Can anyone recommend a gun for those?".....(for those of you who remember wringer washers)

For large hands try any of the Norinco double stacks NP28, NP22, NP30 etc.

For small hands try a TT33, or M93.

Yes,I remember wringer washers, wore out two.

 

[philipk]

Im 13, and I shoot a SIG p226 for IDPA. Its slide realse is perfect for me, cause Ive got pretty small hands, and my thumb is right below it when im firin

 

[mikeyb]

I'd go with an M&P with the smallest backstrap for small hands. My wife held one and liked it. 1911's with thin grips are quite small as well.

 

[teller]

I feel your pain. If you're set on 9x19, try the Browning Hi-Power, I have one and my "rat claws" still manage a decent 4" group on the firing line. It points soooo naturally. I also have a gen4 glock in .40 and while the plastic is something to be desired for (I'm not the bigest fan) it shoots great and points well enough for me.