Several women have wanted to buy my SP101 revolvers, or were otherwise quite impressed when handling my SP101 revolvers. I have no experience with LCR-series revolvers.
My hands are long, but not wide, and my fingers are slender, so the SP101 is a good fit, in my skinny (adult male) hands. Like many women, I have short pinkies, relatively short ring fingers, and short thumbs. I love the SP101. There is enough real estate, on the grip, for my fingers, including the pinkie. The “heel” of the grip is just long enough to reach the “heel bone” of my hand, when is importaant for maximum stability. I see the SP101 as a true fightin’ revolver, with its main weakness being little clearance for speed-loaders. Larger-framed weapons provide more “work space” when one is reloading, in a hurry. Fortunately, the need to for civilians/private citizens to reload, in real-world defensive situations, is unlikely.
I only needed to fire one defensive shot, during 33+ years of big-city policin’, almost all of it being night-shift patrol, so, in retirement, I do not feel “under-gunned“ when carrying a revolver.