Whats the biggest POS gun you've ever owned.
AND FIRED???
#1 a very sad shape no name single shot top load 12 guage
#2 this little ROHM 22 i just put back together.
#3 central arms bull pup, aka POS 47.
#1 a very sad shape no name single shot top load 12 guage
#2 this little ROHM 22 i just put back together.
#3 central arms bull pup, aka POS 47.
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Bryco 59 9mm....will not cycle a full mag of ammo without jamming at least twice.
Taurus PT 92....Never could get it on target even after a trip back to Taurus.0 -
1: Browning BLR. 7m-08 really poor groups no mater what load.
2: Ruger P90 when it first came out. Think i got the first one off the truck. ugh! it had issues.0 -
Franchi I-12 It's been back to factory 3 times still will not cycle a full magazine 0 -
...It's a toss up.
..S&W 645 that just couldn't hit a barn from the inside.
..Tec9 that was awful in all the ways possible.0 -
F.I.E Titan II....If anyone ever points one of these at you. Just run directly towards the muzzle. No chance of getting hit..... 0 -
Mine was in .380 by the way.... 0 -
Marlin Camp 9's . Two of them. 0 -
Clerke .32 revolver. Bought it without seeing it from a handicapped guy I worked with. Felt sorry for him. He said he "couldn't remember" the maker. Pot metal thru and thru for $35. Later he told several people how he had ripped me off. Finally traded it to a friend of mine with some other stuff. Yes I told him what he was getting. 0 -
Had 2 that weren't worth spit.
Keltec 9mm. Didn't aways go bang when the trigger was pulled from day 1. Was back to Keltec a couple of times. Made me so mad one day I took it apart and dropped the parts in Moss Lake, wasn't worth scrap value.
Grendell P30. That darn thing would never fire off a whole magazine withuot jamming at least once and sometime more often. It lived in the gun safe for a few years, I ended up trading it back to the same dealer for a Colt Woodsman. One of the best trades ever for me. He had forgotten all about ny complaints about it a few years earlier.0 -
Tried to run a clip through my buddies dad's Jenning's 22. Guess what? It did work. It jammed after every shot. 0 -
Cobray PM11 [xx(][xx(][xx(]
Downright dangerous to shoot. It would slamfire on a half chambered round.0 -
I've never intentionally, or unintentionally, purchased a gun I'd consider a POS. However, I once owned a Winchester Model 1892 Takedown Rifle in 25-20 that was beautiful outside, but had a surprisingly rough bore. Every now and then a round would go whirring through the air and go through the target sideways. I finally found the right bullet and load that made the gun consistently accurate, and then sold it. 0 -
Two savage 110's, first one I bought new, shot ok, 30rnds ww.30-06 165grns. when I took it apart to clean it I found the bolt had a crack 3/4" long, dont know if it was there befor or not.2nd one was used .243win 4"-6" groups, put on a new scope,tried different ammo checked all screws on gun and scope tried different pressure on forend got it down to 2"-4"groups. 0 -
whitney wolverine. 0 -
a Springfield 1911 World War II Repro. Stupid thing shot about 9 inches low at 25 yards, and had fixed sights. Quickly got sold. 0 -
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Marlin Camp 9's . Two of them.
mine has given me zero probs in almost 20 years...love Marlins
Thompson West Hurley semi-auto M1...a bowel movement in steel and wood. They say the Kahr made guns are better, but I'll never find out, on my blackballed list for eternity0 -
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* remmington adl in 375 H&H. No matter what I did, the second shot was always a flyer
* Mossberg 22 702 plinker. warrenty repair after 6 months!0 -
Davis P22 2 shot 22 derringer. Would usually refuse to fire the second round (the lower barrell). I sent it back to Davis telling them I need a dependable hideout gun for my job (armored money transport) and my life might have to depend on their derringer. The shipped me a free .32 caliber derringer as a replacement for the .22. The .32 goes bang each and every time.
Funny thing though, the UPS delivery man just threw the box with the derringer in it on my front porch and I found it when I got home. But to be a good guy, when I picked up the cash at the Lenexa UPS terminal that night (yeah, my employer was one of the few and probably only company willing to transport money at night) I asked the UPS manager I usually dealt with, after telling him about getting a handgun dropped on my porch bu UPS, if just maybe he might have some receipt for me to sign to show that I had received the firearm. He was super quick to present me with a receipt for me to sign for their records.
Hopefully I saved some UPS driver from getting in trouble.0 -
Imperial .22 Short.0 -
None really hear...mabey a 7.62 Nagant revolver, cant hit poop with it... 0 -
It was in the mid to late 1970's I owned a Dan Wesson .357 6" barrel, kept breaking internal springs! Sold it and bought a Colt Python! 0 -
have a burgo .38 spl. service revolver that used to shoot 2 or 3 out of 6 rounds depending on which way the gun was tipped. i stripped it, cleaned it, and set the firing pin bushing in farther and now it works great... still hits 10 inches high at 10 yards though. 0 -
First ,second and third place my Ithaca X5 Lightning never emptied a clip in the nearly ayear I owned it. The best efforts of my dad( a damn good amatuer gun smith and the local smith couldn't help this POS 0 -
Intratec AB-10
Intratec tec-22 sporter.
Hi-point .40 pistol- but the carbine rifles work fine.0 -
Jennings 22. Enough said.
Next worse one I've bought was my Colt Defender. Has stovepipe issues and I've even had it polished. For the money these things cost I expect much much more.0
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