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  • Warbirds

    Any gun that has the ability to accept a key in order to be locked.


    The worst and perhaps a really famous useless feature is the Gen 2 Springfield Armory “Grip Zone”.

    I will never own a gun with either a lock or a “grip zone”.


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  • asphalt cowboy

    Cross button safety on a hammer fired gun (exposed hammer).

    And while it may not be useless, it does look tacky. Pressed checkering.

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  • chiefr

    I feel loaded chamber indicators have a purpose. Mainly for reassurance and especially in a combat situations.

    The trigger lock on SW revolvers is my choice for the most worthless.

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  • Anti Kue

    The round counter on the side of the M41A pulse rifle.


    Who has time to check the counter while blasting acid spewing aliens?

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  • asop

    SITES!! 😎

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  • Mr. Perfect
    asop: 30933194310811/comments/30933229569179

    SITES!! 😎

    You hold your gun sideways to shoot, don't cha.

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  • US Military Guy

    Any type of engraving, lettering, or otherwise indicating - "Glock".

    Come on! You knew "someone" was going to go there.

    🤣

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  • Warbirds
    US Military Guy: 30933194310811/comments/30933182970395

    Any type of engraving, lettering, or otherwise indicating - "Glock".

    Come on! You knew "someone" was going to go there.

    🤣

    Shots fired!😀

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  • SCOUT5

    An empty chamber

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  • select-fire

    Plastic guns

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  • NeoBlackdog
    Warbirds: 30933194310811/comments/30933206937115

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11295262#Comment_11295262

    Shots fired!😀

    Right over the bow!!! I wouldn't worry, though, it'll take him a minute or two to de-jam that 1911...

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  • Ditch-Runner

    I agree with the cross bolt safety on hammer guns the key locks on a lot of the guns to be more PC all BS




    give me a minute before you finish robbing, beating, and stealing maybe even killing me , I have to find my key

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  • William81

    From a left handed shooter's perspective, any firearm with safety/decocker set up for a right hand shooter from the factory....put an ambi-safety on it. Over the years I have spent a good chunk of change putting ambi-safeties on my 1911's as well as some HK's and AR's...

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  • redneckandy

    Reduced capacity mags.

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  • Captplaid
    William81: 30933194310811/comments/30933248018843

    From a left handed shooter's perspective, any firearm with safety/decocker set up for a right hand shooter from the factory....put an ambi-safety on it. Over the years I have spent a good chunk of change putting ambi-safeties on my 1911's as well as some HK's and AR's...

    That's funny

    My one left handed rifle just feels funny. So used to right-handed safety that left feels awkward.

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  • toad67
    William81: 30933194310811/comments/30933248018843

    From a left handed shooter's perspective, any firearm with safety/decocker set up for a right hand shooter from the factory....put an ambi-safety on it. Over the years I have spent a good chunk of change putting ambi-safeties on my 1911's as well as some HK's and AR's...

    Great point William. If I was a manufacturer, I would think about left vs. right handedness, as well as eye dominance, and make a gun as versatile as I could, to make it as attractive as possible to the majority of the buyers w/o any manufacturing problems.

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  • Anthony
    US Military Guy: 30933194310811/comments/30933182970395

    Any type of engraving, lettering, or otherwise indicating - "Glock".

    Come on! You knew "someone" was going to go there.

    🤣

    Yeah, okay boomer.

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  • SCOUT5

    Screw in sling studs in a plastic stock. Those aren't lasting with any real use.

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  • grdad45

    "Lawyer Triggers", you know, the ones on expensive guns that have 7-8 lb trigger pull and 1/4" of creep. Thank the Lord for Timney and the other after-market trigger manufacturers! I have a Ruger M77 MKII in 308 that has 2 lb Timney in it that breaks like glass. I don't let anyone borrow it, and my Grandson has been promised that it will be his some day. After I'm gone, my liability is too.

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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator

    No accessory rail. Thats useless.

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  • austin20

    glove box safety? 😉🤣 I couldn’t resist

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  • Grunt2
    @...: 30933194310811/comments/30933250471195

    glove box safety? 😉🤣 I couldn’t resist

    Your BAD!!! 🤣

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  • select-fire

    Taurus useless gun feature

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  • Locust Fork

    If a gun folds in half and it becomes a giant "V" shape that is as wide as your body.....it might as well not fold at all.


    Complicated sights on a small, pocket sized, carry gun....they are built to be a close quarters defense gun, but some have target sights on them for some strange reason???

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  • roswellnative

    That stooped safety on smiths

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  • Mr. Perfect
    roswellnative: 30933194310811/comments/30933251637531

    That stooped safety on smiths

    Are you referring to the lock they put on some of their revolvers, because the safeties on Smiths aren't all that different from other guns, to my knowledge.

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  • austin20
    Grunt2: 30933194310811/comments/30933269343643

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11295443#Comment_11295443

    Your BAD!!! 🤣

    SO SO BAD 😈🙃

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  • truthful

    safety on the trigger

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  • hillbille
    truthful: 30933194310811/comments/30933270496283

    safety on the trigger

    +1 only thing worse, got a knight muzzleloader with a split hammer safety and crossbolt safety, I even super glued he center of the hammer but it doesn't stay, one of the most agravating things I ever used.........

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  • lkannes

    I must say that I have never used the magazine cut-off on a Browning Auto 5.

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