About a decade ago I had a Bushmaster AR-15, it did not matter what ammo you fed it, it didn't matter trying out a new bolt carrier group, swapping the buffer spring/weight, magazines didn't make a difference, a new fricking barrel didn't make a difference. That piece of shit would always consistently jam without fail. Ended up selling it for retail though to some chump.
Did you buy it used? I have a Windham and I've heard they're mostly identical to the old Bushmasters except for the quality of the materials, and the only time I had an issue with feeding is because I was fricking with the magazine like a moron. Even though I only have shitty BUIs for it I get fairly good groups with it, definitely looking to get some better irons though because these BUIs suck dick.
>be me >buy my first AR in 2012 >used bushmaster xm15 >bring it home, clean it, learn its ins and outs >bcg wear patterns are extremely light, almost looks unused but proof fired >take it to range, won't cycle >take handguard off, bent gas tube >order gas tube from brownells >replace it a week later >go to range >flawless
uhm... anon... did you sell it to Hyatt's by chance?
Walther made a g36 replica in .22, it was a total POS that either had a FTF or FTE 1/5 rounds. I tried every kind of .22lr I could get my hands on and nothing helped. Live rounds would get wedged into the chamber somehow and they wouldn't fire and I would have to pry them out.
Luckily it was a rare gun and I sold it for nearly what I bought it for to a local dealer.
Walther doesnt make shit, umarex is like an airsoft brand that makes all that 22lr shit and rides their name. I dont know why they prostituted themselves out like that but hopefully they learned their lesson and the pdp is the start of their redemption arc. Fricking imagine if walther made an ar trigger. Hnnnng. Anyways always gotta watch out for those pieces of shit its always gonna say umarex or gsg sports somewhere and that automatically is the brand of a piece of shit.
No, it's really not. I got one last year that was horrible - made it four rounds at a time without jams, at most. Often it would choke on the second one. I tried a huge selection of ammo - m1152, Tula, basic winchester, remington, PMC, reloads, etc. Even after a substantial "breaking in" period, the number of malfs could be counted on two hands per 100 shots.
It's not even about being poor. I got a Remington 870 Tactical model in 2016, despite anons warning me for $450. Took it to the range worked fine. Then around 180rounds of shooting mixed shells, the mag tube went bad. It stopped reliably cycling shells into the lift chamber. Then soon after, when I was shooting slugs one day, the barrel detached itself due to the pressure. Like, the barrel would pull away from the receiver, unlatched. Learned my lesson to only buy expensive reputable stuff.
Now I only use my Remi 870 strictly for bird shot, anything else is too much for it to handle. Maybe one day I'll sell it at a pawn shop and get something else, but I kinda like the work that I put into it.
Absolutely is limp wristing.
The C9 is decent for what it used to cost but relies on its massive weight to function.
Don't hold it firm and you'll get frick ups all day long.
Thing beats the shit out of you eventually, though.
Wish I had bought the Benjamin version.
>I got one last year that was horrible
Buy brand new, not second-hand from your street corner drug dealer as something he tosses in at discount with your usual bag of cocaine, you fricking degenerate.
If you want to talk worst reputation, definitely this little Llama. It has taken some work to smooth it out, but that has been fun and it's relatively reliable now, as long as I shoot the right ammo.
I got a Llama. It hates low-power ammo. Jams constantly unless you're using some hot shit. It also handled Russian steel case ammo like a champ, back when that could be found.
S&W Shield Gen 1. Got memed into it by some morons on here. The trigger is shit and locks up if you don't pull it straight back. First time I dryfired and the safety didn't disengage it I put it on armslist and got a 43
Wait, I remember about a year and half maybe two years by now, a thread where some anon posted pictures of his Shield, b***hing that the trigger was a failure point. That guy got anally fricked by everyone in the thread. Hope that anon was you.
Got one of those police used MR73's that came into the country a long time ago. I was obsessed with them and the chance to get one in the US made my peepee hard. Turns out that they aren't as bombproof as everyone says. The cylinder notches are peened and skip if you pull the trigger to quickly/hard. Basically a single action collection piece at best. Never could find a gunsmith willing to even take a look. The trigger is neat and all but I regret it, and have learned that I need to inspect any used guns in person. Lesson learned but I feel pain every time I handle it knowing my dream gun wasn't nearly what it was painted to be.
>get one, take to range >feels cheap, plastic is like Nerf gun plastic, including the thin plastic trigger >trigger breaks on the second shot, something broke inside and the trigger just dangled with no spring tension >gun completely disabled >one of the mags is also out of spec, way too big, doesn't even fricking fit in the gun, the other one barely fits and takes a good amount of pulling to get out >send the POS back to Florida (lmao) and they say they're sending me a refund >read their policy, I was within the timeframe of a full return considering it broke on day 1 of me owning it >months pass, never get refund >they call me and say gun is fixed, ask where I want it sent >I inform them they agreed to accept it for refund >moron on phone gets mad and starts yelling that I bought it and can't just return it for no reason >it fricking broke on the second shot you moron >clearly their sales dipped and they're holding onto every shekel >whatever, I'll sell it myself, send it back >get it back... breaks on the third shot... progress! >send it back again, this time they tell me I can't get a refund because it's out of warranty (I had owned it for 2 days, they held it while "fixing" it for 3-4 months) >they send it back "fixed" again, I sell it immediately to some guy who I'm almost certain was a felon or more likely DV convict with a clearly made up story about how he's buying it for his daughter >good luck chuck, shits gonna break, take the $200 and bounce
Jesus, that's a whole league worse than Taurus.
The worst Taurus gun here (Brazil) was the faulty Taurus 24/7 that would either shoot just by touching it or become full-auto (lots of cops accidentally full-auto'd Black folk, that was awesome).
But breaking like that and applying a warranty scam on the customer is something I wouldn't expect even from Taurus, and man, I hate Taurus, I only one 1 because that's basically all you can get here without being rich.
SCCY is what I call an American garage company. I've known 2 people that have started gun companies and failed, but at least had a semi working product before going under. They buy a hole in the wall warehouse or literally run it out of a garage, or in one case an attic. SCCY probably wasn't much different, they were a startup when I bought it, I didn't know shit about guns and would've avoided buying something from a brand new no-name company, but I wasn't any wiser. Of course when they start failing they're going to start Penny pinching and not honoring warranties for their pieces of shit that are breaking left and right. The plastic was comically bad, and the mags not fitting idk how you even frick that up. The trigger internals obviously weren't even put together well enough to work, and they must've known it. There's no way mine couldn't get through 3 shots without them being aware something was fundamentally wrong with their design. They just didn't give a shit, profits over people is the American way. I can't believe they're still in business peddling their trash, but poor and Black folk gonna nig and keep buying them like Hi Points.
Lol my friends dad "passed down" a handgun to him when he was a teenager. He talked about it a few times but I never saw it till I was 20 and he finally brought it over to go shooting. He'd hyped it up like a little gay but I laughed my ass off at it when I saw it was a pot metal .380 Jimenez tier Saturday night special. Thing was such a pos. He had a single box of mixed jhp and fmj .380 acp and I told him he could shoot it if he wanted but I needed to get behind cover first. Jammed every couple of rounds and then broke the pot metal retention pin and sent the slide flying. Didn't even last a magazine. I made fun of him a lot and stopped shooting with him not too long after that since that was the only gun he technically owned and he had a few safely incidents that made him dangerous to be around.
spanish m43 air force mauser has been a thorn in my side for 8 years >bent bayonet lug >crappy rear sight barely visible over wood upper handguard >buttplate smashed to hell and back, literally impossible to remove screw now >front sight had to adjusted all the way left to even get on target at ten yards
Okay Dr diagnose the malfunction
Is it the the magazine I think it's the magazine not trying to defend the gun but if you bought the magazines cheap they don't work in any gun most of the time.
I had a PA-63 a while back, Soviet Hungarian pistol chambered in 9x18mm. Thing sucked. Shooting it felt like the crook of my thumb was being smashed with a hammer, accuracy was piss poor. I regualrly shoot larger calibers than 9x18 so I know it couldn't be an issue with me. I've shot more than a few 9x19mm guns, I love shooting my .357, and I didn't have any trouble with a .45 like I did with the 9x18.
The gun was intended to shoot .32 acp, so of course the Soviets saw it and went "BUT COMRADE IT MUST BE OF SHOOTS STANDARDIZE AMMUNITIONS, RETOOL GUN IN GLORIOUS 9x18mm MAKAROV", which means the thing was destined to destroy itself with its own recoil as it wasn't made for those pressures.
I handed the thing off to my brother, he asked for it and I only hesitated because I had to ask if he'd prefer something better as he's my brother, but he chose that one so I let him have it.
Weird, that was also my first non-revolver handgun. I'm guessing yours was a .32? It started to sour me on them, but I've had better experiences since. Older beretta is ok, Star feels fine but too light, so probably need heavier grain ammo or something, I dunno
Well, I'm glad you liked it at least. Maybe I just suck at shooting autos well for some reason. Still, I don't get why it hurt that one part of my hand so much. Only auto pistols I've reliably shot well are Berettas, I've tried both a 92 and an M1934. The latter doesn't much care where it throws its casings but other than that it's pretty pleasant to shoot.
pa 63s are notorious garbage. as a simple blowback, and firing a round too big for its frame, no wonder it hurt. get a proper short recoil pistol in a gun actually made for its caliber.
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I actually do have one that's short recoil now. Star Model 30, posted it once or twice before.
My only issue with it is that it feels a little too light, but that may be because I first started shooting it right after I'd finished shooting my AR.
I regret to say my accuracy was piss poor, but it felt fine to shoot. I suspect I either need more practice with it or that I may need to use a different grain of ammunition, currently using 115 grain 9mm, standard stuff.
Its condition is actually pretty good mechanically, the guy who owned it got it new in the 80s, put 2 mags through it, then shoved it in the case and left it be until he had to sell it for some shit or other. Only real issue it has is that one of the grips, both of which seem to have been affixed with glue at the factory rather than any kind of screws, has a corner popping up at the bottom and I'm not sure if there's a particular kind of adhesive I should use or if anything works. Also don't know what kind of lube would be best for the moving parts or where to apply it, but I probably should lube it up at some point.
Worst gun I've got is a toss-up. I recently bought a Wauser Chinese 96, and it's generally a piece of crap. I've also got a Spanish Mauser 1916 that wasn't good when new, and the years were not kind to it. Finally, I have an Armi San Marco 1861 Navy constantly fails to fire.
I’ve got a “Luger” in .22 that has light strikes constantly, almost never cycles, gets cases stuck, has a busted extractor, and has a front sight that flies off if it ever successfully fires. I have a gun smith buddy who says he can fix it but I’m not sure.
mainly just the trigger is terrible but its a gen1 so from what I heard they improved it >really long and heavy double action trigger (6.5 lbs iirc)
I normally carry full-size guns but if I want to carry a compact I choose my s&w over the ruger every time
My Ruger Mk III is a jamomatic
I completely understand that this is a case of mine being shit and not all Mk IIIs
It will seldom go 50 rounds without a malfunction
I grew up rural and knew plenty about fuddshit, but nobody in my family knew anything about handguns. When I was a poor college student living in a major city I bought a 2" snub Rossi in .357 (my dad thought autos were unreliable and inaccurate, which I now realize is because he owns a fricking Hi-Point) to keep in the nightstand in case of a break-in.
It is loud and bright as frick and incredibly inaccurate. The only reason it is still sitting in the safe is because the $70 I could make selling it isn't worth the shame of people knowing I own a Black person's 7-11 holdup gun.
I had a Remington 710 in .30-'06 with headspacing so tight it wouldn't feed half the brands of ammunition I could buy off the self. At a gun show in 2012 I traded it and $50 for a Bulgarian-refurbished Steyr-made Mannlicher Model 1895 in 8x56R. It was worth $50 to get rid of that rifle.
Bersa Llama .45 I bought 20 years ago. Kicks the empty cases into your forehead. Inaccurate. A few years ago it started ejecting the magazine after 2 shots. I keep it by the front door.
>What is/are the worst guns youve ever had?
Marlin model 60, old model AND new. Rickety jam-o-matic plastic-and-pot-metal pieces of shit with mushy and gritty triggers, broke five separate times between them, changed the type of ammo they liked at random, had trouble staying within 8" at 25 yards and had the worst iron sights I have ever encountered by a comfortable margin.
That's what you get for shooting steel case
>:(
We call that a triple threat.
About a decade ago I had a Bushmaster AR-15, it did not matter what ammo you fed it, it didn't matter trying out a new bolt carrier group, swapping the buffer spring/weight, magazines didn't make a difference, a new fricking barrel didn't make a difference. That piece of shit would always consistently jam without fail. Ended up selling it for retail though to some chump.
Did you buy it used? I have a Windham and I've heard they're mostly identical to the old Bushmasters except for the quality of the materials, and the only time I had an issue with feeding is because I was fricking with the magazine like a moron. Even though I only have shitty BUIs for it I get fairly good groups with it, definitely looking to get some better irons though because these BUIs suck dick.
>be me
>buy my first AR in 2012
>used bushmaster xm15
>bring it home, clean it, learn its ins and outs
>bcg wear patterns are extremely light, almost looks unused but proof fired
>take it to range, won't cycle
>take handguard off, bent gas tube
>order gas tube from brownells
>replace it a week later
>go to range
>flawless
uhm... anon... did you sell it to Hyatt's by chance?
Never had any problems with my guns and most of them are Taurus. I feel lucky.
My most reliable gun is my taurus g2, the trigger sucks but it never jams or shortstrokes
Maybe you should try actually shooting them
maybe you shouldn't be a noguns homosexual
8/10 for the b8
Walther made a g36 replica in .22, it was a total POS that either had a FTF or FTE 1/5 rounds. I tried every kind of .22lr I could get my hands on and nothing helped. Live rounds would get wedged into the chamber somehow and they wouldn't fire and I would have to pry them out.
Luckily it was a rare gun and I sold it for nearly what I bought it for to a local dealer.
Walther doesnt make shit, umarex is like an airsoft brand that makes all that 22lr shit and rides their name. I dont know why they prostituted themselves out like that but hopefully they learned their lesson and the pdp is the start of their redemption arc. Fricking imagine if walther made an ar trigger. Hnnnng. Anyways always gotta watch out for those pieces of shit its always gonna say umarex or gsg sports somewhere and that automatically is the brand of a piece of shit.
umarex also makes the walther ccp.
what a shame.
The C9 is a good gun though.
No, it's really not. I got one last year that was horrible - made it four rounds at a time without jams, at most. Often it would choke on the second one. I tried a huge selection of ammo - m1152, Tula, basic winchester, remington, PMC, reloads, etc. Even after a substantial "breaking in" period, the number of malfs could be counted on two hands per 100 shots.
Stop limped wristing or stop being poor.
It's not even about being poor. I got a Remington 870 Tactical model in 2016, despite anons warning me for $450. Took it to the range worked fine. Then around 180rounds of shooting mixed shells, the mag tube went bad. It stopped reliably cycling shells into the lift chamber. Then soon after, when I was shooting slugs one day, the barrel detached itself due to the pressure. Like, the barrel would pull away from the receiver, unlatched. Learned my lesson to only buy expensive reputable stuff.
Now I only use my Remi 870 strictly for bird shot, anything else is too much for it to handle. Maybe one day I'll sell it at a pawn shop and get something else, but I kinda like the work that I put into it.
Absolutely is limp wristing.
The C9 is decent for what it used to cost but relies on its massive weight to function.
Don't hold it firm and you'll get frick ups all day long.
Thing beats the shit out of you eventually, though.
Wish I had bought the Benjamin version.
>I got one last year that was horrible
Buy brand new, not second-hand from your street corner drug dealer as something he tosses in at discount with your usual bag of cocaine, you fricking degenerate.
that's your fault. the C9 is the only handgun on the planet that you can shoot directly in the vegana and have it still work
What? Why not shoot badguy 3 times?
If you want to talk worst reputation, definitely this little Llama. It has taken some work to smooth it out, but that has been fun and it's relatively reliable now, as long as I shoot the right ammo.
what's this white goo thing?
you need to be at least 18yrs old to post here
He got excited, dont be rude.
I've got an old Llama hanging around.
I oughta take it to the range to see if it blows up.
I got a Llama. It hates low-power ammo. Jams constantly unless you're using some hot shit. It also handled Russian steel case ammo like a champ, back when that could be found.
PTR 9CT
PTR 101
Both complete shit, fricking hate them.
S&W Shield Gen 1. Got memed into it by some morons on here. The trigger is shit and locks up if you don't pull it straight back. First time I dryfired and the safety didn't disengage it I put it on armslist and got a 43
>Such a mouth breather he got mogged by a safety
God, I hope you don't live within 3 states near me.
Wait, I remember about a year and half maybe two years by now, a thread where some anon posted pictures of his Shield, b***hing that the trigger was a failure point. That guy got anally fricked by everyone in the thread. Hope that anon was you.
Sig516 piston meme gun of 2014
It had an effed up gas block had to send it back to nu Sig
Got it back and sold it,
Did it work after they fixed it?
I took it out one or two times and it worked but by then I had a bunch of other rifles including an lwrc which has been uber reliable
Got one of those police used MR73's that came into the country a long time ago. I was obsessed with them and the chance to get one in the US made my peepee hard. Turns out that they aren't as bombproof as everyone says. The cylinder notches are peened and skip if you pull the trigger to quickly/hard. Basically a single action collection piece at best. Never could find a gunsmith willing to even take a look. The trigger is neat and all but I regret it, and have learned that I need to inspect any used guns in person. Lesson learned but I feel pain every time I handle it knowing my dream gun wasn't nearly what it was painted to be.
Interadasting…
I’d put that on gunbroker and wait for the newer Beretta ones to reappear
Nah. I'll keep it just for the collection value or wait for anyone interested in a trade.
SCCY's handguns.
>get one, take to range
>feels cheap, plastic is like Nerf gun plastic, including the thin plastic trigger
>trigger breaks on the second shot, something broke inside and the trigger just dangled with no spring tension
>gun completely disabled
>one of the mags is also out of spec, way too big, doesn't even fricking fit in the gun, the other one barely fits and takes a good amount of pulling to get out
>send the POS back to Florida (lmao) and they say they're sending me a refund
>read their policy, I was within the timeframe of a full return considering it broke on day 1 of me owning it
>months pass, never get refund
>they call me and say gun is fixed, ask where I want it sent
>I inform them they agreed to accept it for refund
>moron on phone gets mad and starts yelling that I bought it and can't just return it for no reason
>it fricking broke on the second shot you moron
>clearly their sales dipped and they're holding onto every shekel
>whatever, I'll sell it myself, send it back
>get it back... breaks on the third shot... progress!
>send it back again, this time they tell me I can't get a refund because it's out of warranty (I had owned it for 2 days, they held it while "fixing" it for 3-4 months)
>they send it back "fixed" again, I sell it immediately to some guy who I'm almost certain was a felon or more likely DV convict with a clearly made up story about how he's buying it for his daughter
>good luck chuck, shits gonna break, take the $200 and bounce
Yeah I don't buy garbage anymore.
Jesus, that's a whole league worse than Taurus.
The worst Taurus gun here (Brazil) was the faulty Taurus 24/7 that would either shoot just by touching it or become full-auto (lots of cops accidentally full-auto'd Black folk, that was awesome).
But breaking like that and applying a warranty scam on the customer is something I wouldn't expect even from Taurus, and man, I hate Taurus, I only one 1 because that's basically all you can get here without being rich.
SCCY is what I call an American garage company. I've known 2 people that have started gun companies and failed, but at least had a semi working product before going under. They buy a hole in the wall warehouse or literally run it out of a garage, or in one case an attic. SCCY probably wasn't much different, they were a startup when I bought it, I didn't know shit about guns and would've avoided buying something from a brand new no-name company, but I wasn't any wiser. Of course when they start failing they're going to start Penny pinching and not honoring warranties for their pieces of shit that are breaking left and right. The plastic was comically bad, and the mags not fitting idk how you even frick that up. The trigger internals obviously weren't even put together well enough to work, and they must've known it. There's no way mine couldn't get through 3 shots without them being aware something was fundamentally wrong with their design. They just didn't give a shit, profits over people is the American way. I can't believe they're still in business peddling their trash, but poor and Black folk gonna nig and keep buying them like Hi Points.
that picture reminds me of your mom last night
Lol my friends dad "passed down" a handgun to him when he was a teenager. He talked about it a few times but I never saw it till I was 20 and he finally brought it over to go shooting. He'd hyped it up like a little gay but I laughed my ass off at it when I saw it was a pot metal .380 Jimenez tier Saturday night special. Thing was such a pos. He had a single box of mixed jhp and fmj .380 acp and I told him he could shoot it if he wanted but I needed to get behind cover first. Jammed every couple of rounds and then broke the pot metal retention pin and sent the slide flying. Didn't even last a magazine. I made fun of him a lot and stopped shooting with him not too long after that since that was the only gun he technically owned and he had a few safely incidents that made him dangerous to be around.
spanish m43 air force mauser has been a thorn in my side for 8 years
>bent bayonet lug
>crappy rear sight barely visible over wood upper handguard
>buttplate smashed to hell and back, literally impossible to remove screw now
>front sight had to adjusted all the way left to even get on target at ten yards
Sorry to hear that fren. I love mine and it is a fantastic rifle. I hope you can get yours fixed up.
got this piece of crap in a exchange,worst crap ever made, the original ruger mag was most valuable than the whole ¨gun¨
Damn that's kinda cool, shame it didn't work out
That doesn't even look like good plastic. It's like shitty Walgreens toy isle quality.
Okay Dr diagnose the malfunction
Is it the the magazine I think it's the magazine not trying to defend the gun but if you bought the magazines cheap they don't work in any gun most of the time.
I had a PA-63 a while back, Soviet Hungarian pistol chambered in 9x18mm. Thing sucked. Shooting it felt like the crook of my thumb was being smashed with a hammer, accuracy was piss poor. I regualrly shoot larger calibers than 9x18 so I know it couldn't be an issue with me. I've shot more than a few 9x19mm guns, I love shooting my .357, and I didn't have any trouble with a .45 like I did with the 9x18.
The gun was intended to shoot .32 acp, so of course the Soviets saw it and went "BUT COMRADE IT MUST BE OF SHOOTS STANDARDIZE AMMUNITIONS, RETOOL GUN IN GLORIOUS 9x18mm MAKAROV", which means the thing was destined to destroy itself with its own recoil as it wasn't made for those pressures.
I handed the thing off to my brother, he asked for it and I only hesitated because I had to ask if he'd prefer something better as he's my brother, but he chose that one so I let him have it.
I bought one of those, first non revolver handgun. I enjoyed it, but it had a HEAVY double action pull, made me a better shot though.
Weird, that was also my first non-revolver handgun. I'm guessing yours was a .32? It started to sour me on them, but I've had better experiences since. Older beretta is ok, Star feels fine but too light, so probably need heavier grain ammo or something, I dunno
9x18, my dad bought two. We couldn't find ammo, so it also got us into reloading and bullet casting decades ago.
Well, I'm glad you liked it at least. Maybe I just suck at shooting autos well for some reason. Still, I don't get why it hurt that one part of my hand so much. Only auto pistols I've reliably shot well are Berettas, I've tried both a 92 and an M1934. The latter doesn't much care where it throws its casings but other than that it's pretty pleasant to shoot.
pa 63s are notorious garbage. as a simple blowback, and firing a round too big for its frame, no wonder it hurt. get a proper short recoil pistol in a gun actually made for its caliber.
I actually do have one that's short recoil now. Star Model 30, posted it once or twice before.
My only issue with it is that it feels a little too light, but that may be because I first started shooting it right after I'd finished shooting my AR.
I regret to say my accuracy was piss poor, but it felt fine to shoot. I suspect I either need more practice with it or that I may need to use a different grain of ammunition, currently using 115 grain 9mm, standard stuff.
Its condition is actually pretty good mechanically, the guy who owned it got it new in the 80s, put 2 mags through it, then shoved it in the case and left it be until he had to sell it for some shit or other. Only real issue it has is that one of the grips, both of which seem to have been affixed with glue at the factory rather than any kind of screws, has a corner popping up at the bottom and I'm not sure if there's a particular kind of adhesive I should use or if anything works. Also don't know what kind of lube would be best for the moving parts or where to apply it, but I probably should lube it up at some point.
pull the trigger, thats a triple shot for extra damage
Worst gun I've got is a toss-up. I recently bought a Wauser Chinese 96, and it's generally a piece of crap. I've also got a Spanish Mauser 1916 that wasn't good when new, and the years were not kind to it. Finally, I have an Armi San Marco 1861 Navy constantly fails to fire.
I’ve got a “Luger” in .22 that has light strikes constantly, almost never cycles, gets cases stuck, has a busted extractor, and has a front sight that flies off if it ever successfully fires. I have a gun smith buddy who says he can fix it but I’m not sure.
Careful dont let em bubba it
>obligatory
what a bawd, trying to take three at once.
Tell me more about it, I almost bought this one
mainly just the trigger is terrible but its a gen1 so from what I heard they improved it
>really long and heavy double action trigger (6.5 lbs iirc)
I normally carry full-size guns but if I want to carry a compact I choose my s&w over the ruger every time
I see , thanks.
Llama 380. Posted before I saw all of the other comments also saying llama.
My Ruger Mk III is a jamomatic
I completely understand that this is a case of mine being shit and not all Mk IIIs
It will seldom go 50 rounds without a malfunction
Taurus PT-22. Total piece of shit but yeah, I still have it.
My Umarex Walther PPKs jams like every first shot without a can and dies on any standard velocity ammo, but I like it still.
I bought a zip 22.
you can laugh.
to clarify I bought it when it just came out. so I didn't really know what piece of shit it was
How many bullets have you fired through it. How many jams.
Be honest.
I fired atlist 100 bullets thro 20-30 jams. haven't touched it in a while tho but I remember it jamming after almost every 4-5 bullets
Its at least a meme gun which may hold its value to collectors of odd shit
well atlist I got something from it. still a massive piece of shit but a memey and loveable piece of shit
the only time i've ever had feeding issues with my YC9 is when I try running it suppressed.
otherwise it's an inaccurate blocky frick by default
I grew up rural and knew plenty about fuddshit, but nobody in my family knew anything about handguns. When I was a poor college student living in a major city I bought a 2" snub Rossi in .357 (my dad thought autos were unreliable and inaccurate, which I now realize is because he owns a fricking Hi-Point) to keep in the nightstand in case of a break-in.
It is loud and bright as frick and incredibly inaccurate. The only reason it is still sitting in the safe is because the $70 I could make selling it isn't worth the shame of people knowing I own a Black person's 7-11 holdup gun.
>I own a Black person's 7-11 holdup gun.
Throw some CCIs in there and you have a perfectly good snake gun.
I had a Remington 710 in .30-'06 with headspacing so tight it wouldn't feed half the brands of ammunition I could buy off the self. At a gun show in 2012 I traded it and $50 for a Bulgarian-refurbished Steyr-made Mannlicher Model 1895 in 8x56R. It was worth $50 to get rid of that rifle.
Somewhere along the line I picked up a Davis .380. You have to slap it back into battery after every shot.
Bersa Llama .45 I bought 20 years ago. Kicks the empty cases into your forehead. Inaccurate. A few years ago it started ejecting the magazine after 2 shots. I keep it by the front door.
that looks like something that shouldnt be
That looks more like a magazine or moronic user malfunction than a firearm malfunction.
>What is/are the worst guns youve ever had?
Marlin model 60, old model AND new. Rickety jam-o-matic plastic-and-pot-metal pieces of shit with mushy and gritty triggers, broke five separate times between them, changed the type of ammo they liked at random, had trouble staying within 8" at 25 yards and had the worst iron sights I have ever encountered by a comfortable margin.
Sig Mosquito. Absolute piece of shit even after I put a gemtech barrel in it.
I sold it, it can be someone else's problem now.
Standard manufacturing Thunderstruck.
I seriously hope no one has ever had to trust their life to this hilarious piece of shit