From Cheepshooter:
I won't quote the entire artical, but here is another list. It shares many on the "most popular" list. But there might be a couple surprises.
https://thewellarmedwoman.com/about-...Jp5_cJquFUBMWk
Top Guns for Women
I like that article so here from least popular to most:
10. Sig P938
9.Springfield XDS 9mm
8. Glock 42 .380
7. Ruger LCP 380
6. Ruger LC9S
5. Sig P365 9mm
4. Tie: S&W .380 EZ Shield, Sig P238
3. Glock 19
2. S&W Shield 9mm (occupied 1st place for several years)
1. Glock 43
The article also lists the #11-20.
https://thewellarmedwoman.com/about...2GMzLE0PQY9I0zCr4CF8D2Lw8VPe_RyJp5_cJquFUBMWk
"SOME ADDITIONAL THOUGHTS
I just love seeing the manufacturers “listening” to women (and all of their customers) and constantly pushing the engineering and design envelopes to satisfy the wants and needs of their consumers. The result? Dozens of options that allow each individual to find the best possible fit for their personal defense partner.
What About Revolvers?
Once again there were no revolvers in the top 10 and in fact, a revolver didn’t show up on the list until the #17 spot. This data truly dispels the myth that women “need” or “should” have a revolver. Of course, revolvers are an excellent choice for many women, so don’t misunderstand or misinterpret this data to believe revolvers are not valued or don’t have a place with the woman shooter. In fact, if I look at the total number of revolvers purchased (Not by brand) they would have been equivalent in number to the 5thplace spot on the list. Revolvers are best for use in a concealed carry purse and for many with weak hands unable to rack a slide on a semi-automatic pistol, they are a godsend.
Other Favorite Guns of Women
Seven of the 11 top guns purchased by women listed above are 9mm and four of them are .380 which has been the pattern the last few years. Interestingly, 4.5% of all guns purchased were .22’s. The overwhelming majority were Ruger Mark IV’s, SR22’s and Browning Buckmark’s. There was also an impressive number of larger guns also purchased by women this year. I noted it last year but the number keeps increasing. The HK VP9 and Walther PPQ were hugely popular. Larger GLOCK’s, Sig’s, Berettas, CZ’s, and 1911’s were prominent as well. As I mentioned above, previous survey showed that the average number of guns personally owned by women was 5.6. Women are clearly buying guns to fill a variety of self-defense, training and recreational activities. So if you are of the mindset that all women want are small guns, think again!
THE #11 – #20 TOP FINISHERS
#11 – Sig Sauer P320
#12 – Smith & Wesson Bodyguard .380
#13 – Tie – Smith & Wesson 9 Shield M2.0
#13 – Kimber Micro 9mm
#14 – HK VP9
#15 – Ruger LCPII
#16 – Walther PPQ
#17 – Ruger LCR
#18 – Walther CCP
#19 – Ruger EC9
#20 – Tie – Ruger SR9c
#20 – Springfield Armory 911 .380"
