After asking about a first centerfire handgun, I got some advice to go ahead and get something that would also work for concealed carry.
I had first thought to go with a full size handgun first because I understand that they are easier to shoot. I would practice with it and eventually move on to getting a more concealable firearm while keeping the full size for home defense.
The Glock 19 has been recommended a lot as something very shootable while being concealable as well. I am wondering how much more difficult it is to shoot the pistols in the size classes below the Glock 19. I'm talking about something the size of s S&W Shield Plus or Springfield Hellcat. Would a pistol of this size be a decent choice for a first centerfire handgun? They still have way more capacity than the revolvers I was considering once upon a time, but they appear to be quite a bit easier to conceal than the 19.
I had first thought to go with a full size handgun first because I understand that they are easier to shoot. I would practice with it and eventually move on to getting a more concealable firearm while keeping the full size for home defense.
The Glock 19 has been recommended a lot as something very shootable while being concealable as well. I am wondering how much more difficult it is to shoot the pistols in the size classes below the Glock 19. I'm talking about something the size of s S&W Shield Plus or Springfield Hellcat. Would a pistol of this size be a decent choice for a first centerfire handgun? They still have way more capacity than the revolvers I was considering once upon a time, but they appear to be quite a bit easier to conceal than the 19.