ServantofGod

Turkey's will be Turkey's, The longer you hunt them the more you will find out about them. Theirs one thing for sure, you never know what they are going to do. Patience is the Key. If their is one thing about Turkey Hunting that I have Learned, it is Patience. They have no set time to be or go any where & the Weather does effects the Gobblin & some times if a bird has gobbled a lot the day before, He may not gobble much the next day. Hunting Pressure & Predator's do in fact effect gobblin. This year the Weather has been a big factor. Bird's gobble less & they are henned up big time. I like to make Settup's were bird's like to feed or spend a lot of time, just doing what Turkey's do. Eating & Resting, Try always to make a bird fill safe comeing to your settup & listen to Crow's, Bird's, Deer, Squirrel & ever thing else in the woods for a give-a-way. Sometimes little things pay big. If the bird's don't say much, it's better that you don't. Call ever now & then, but if the bird's or Yepping & Gobblin, Pour the Calling on until all is lost. Most of the time a Hunter can control a Hunt, but it takes a bird to make a Harvest. Happy Hunting & Good Luck Too All !

I have fitted many people with Gun's & I always want them to be Happy. If you are Set on the Auto's, I would choose the 40mm, because the 357 Sig. will be just a big in any Factory Model, Plus the 40mm has more stopping Power. If you don't mind the Recoil of the Short Barrel 357 Magnum for carrying it is a Super Caliber. Most of the People that I know don't like the 357 Sig. Either way the 40mm would be my pick to carry & I am a 357 Magnum man, but I carry a 45 ACP, Just because I can hit very good at Short Ranges with it.

I would buy her a 9mm, She can handle it. Let her Shoot the Gun & get her use to it. At First she may thank that it is to much, but just in a short while, She will be glad that your choice was a 9mm & always use hearing protection.