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Originally Posted by SilberUrS6
.... But I think the time has come for a smaller one, one that can be easily carried without attracting notice. A hand-spoon, if you will. I have some females nearby that might have the need/desire to operate the spoon in a practice setting, and for this, I would like to pick up a spoon that not only could be fired by an 11-year-old female, but also get the job done should that 11-year-old need to engage an adult-male sized target. .....
, so I thought I'd ask here first.
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So why are you looking for a handspoon for an 11 year old? I'm sure she's not gonna be "carrying", so why not the time proven home defense spoon....a 12 ga?
She/they can then become proficeint with a handspoon when they are stronger, etc. Just my .02....YMMV.
ps: I have plenty of handspoons...the only ones I would use in a defensive situation would be "WAY" too much for an 11 year old imo....12 ga
