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    COP 357. With 4 barrels you would get to shots. And only 2. Not always the same 2. It did make a good flinch detector. Owned for 2 years but the USPS had it in their possession more than I did. Constant trips back to the company that hired dyslexic chimps with ADHD to assemble the guns. Never did get it to work right. Finally took a hacksaw to it. I wasn't going to sell it to someone else.
    This soldier should not be allowed North of the Light Line.
    CPT HM

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    Colt Defender 45.

    Everyone said not to get a 3 inch 1911, but 20 year old me knew better than everyone. Oh had I known then what I know now.

    I still have that gun, deciding what I can do with it. It's beat up, needs work outside of my knowledge base and probably a new finish. Offloading seems crappy knowing how unreliable it is, so it hangs out in the safe. Whatever. It's just money.

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    An I.O. Hellcat, in .380 ACP. Real crappy gun.
    Good night Chesty...wherever you are.

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    Quote Originally Posted by artoter View Post
    An I.O. Hellcat, in .380 ACP. Real crappy gun.
    So just as bad as their ak rifles, no suprise

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    .22lr GSG 1911

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    Many years ago, the Kahr K40. The pistol would function with any ammo. Contact Kahr and customer service was nonexistent.

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    AMT SKIPPER (of course)
    Stainless, commander size 1911.
    Almost made me swear off 1911's.
    Glad I didn't.

    Skip

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dionysusigma View Post
    Reliable, in that it always fed, fired, extracted, and ejected... but unreliable in that the tightest group I could get at 15 feet was 15 inches: the M&P9. With the slide removed and recoil spring assembly taken out, the barrel was extremely loose in the slide. Sold it off to a coworker and haven't been interested in the M&P line since.

    This is very similar to what I put in the MOST reliable handgun thread!

    I would say my 2007 M&P9 FS. Thing just ran. I ran it to 4k rounds of my dirty reloads until it finally had a stove pipe. Just replaced the recoil spring and cleaned it. 13k rounds with just 3 failures to eject.

    I kept that thing so dirty that just handling it would get carbon all over your hands.

    Attachment 46974

    Unfortunately, it was not accurate. I just thought I didn’t shoot it well, but I ran into a guy at the range with another M&P.

    My gun on the left, his on the right. Same shooter (me) same ammo (mine). 25 yards. He had a 2012.
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    Last edited by I922sParkCir; 08-22-17 at 23:22.

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    Kahr K9
    It would choke on the second round all the time. Particularly after a loaded mag had been in the weapon for a time. I like from time-to-time to pick up a carry pistol "cold" and shoot it. Time and again I experienced this failure.
    I could load a mag and shoot immediately thereafter OK. But let that mag sit in the pistol for a day, and the round in the chamber shoots and the second round jams.
    I am convinced the problem was from the design of the magazine, and more particularly the follower. A guy on the Kahr forum re contoured the magazine follower and got better performance. Tried that and it helped, but by that time I had lost confidence in the weapon and moved on. Shame as this was a weapon I liked otherwise.

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    My wife had a sig mosquito about 6 years ago. Would only run high end ammo.

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    i had the will power to not buy guns. I even bought a gun store and work for a company that manufactures the forging machines for said guns. I need help.

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