Worst names for firearms?

[Slater]

"Worst" may be a little harsh. Maybe "Couldn't Marketing come up with a better name than that?"

Walther Creed

Colt Expanse

Taurus Judge

Beretta 90Two (Not terrible, but I heard that even Beretta wasn't that hot on the name).

[Hank6046]

Hi Point, because if you are buying one, it might as well be a low point

[Gabriel556]

Hi Point. My BIL was in a tragic stop where upon informing the officer he had a weapon in the vehicle, they secured it for the stop, and were making fun of him for it. Like, “what are you going to do with this? Pummel someone that attacks you?!”

[Inkslinger]

Hi Point wins with the Yeet Cannon.

https://www.hi-pointfirearms.com/hi-...s/9mm-OGYC.php

[SomeOtherGuy]

Hi Point. My BIL was in a tragic stop where upon informing the officer he had a weapon in the vehicle, they secured it for the stop, and were making fun of him for it. Like, “what are you going to do with this? Pummel someone that attacks you?!”

It would have been a traffic stop, but because he was carrying a Hi Point, it was a tragic stop.

[Heavyweight]

Mannlicher

[Biggy]

Remember the "Street sweeper". I like the name.

[Boy Scout]

Hi Point wins with the Yeet Cannon.

https://www.hi-pointfirearms.com/hi-...s/9mm-OGYC.php

Beat me to it. I'd say this falls under the category of "best names"

[SteyrAUG]

Be a shorter list of coming up with names in the last 20 years that aren't f'ing retarded.

I love that CCW is so pervasive in the US, but I hate the retard contingent that comes along with such success. When I was a kid I was usually impressed by some of the custom carry guns I'd see from time to time.

Now I look around and see what is tucked in a lot of belts and it's just "derp of the year" shit. Kimbers don't need scroll work or faux ivory grips with scrimshaw of the motorcycle you drive.

[Averageman]

Be a shorter list of coming up with names in the last 20 years that aren't f'ing retarded.

I love that CCW is so pervasive in the US, but I hate the retard contingent that comes along with such success. When I was a kid I was usually impressed by some of the custom carry guns I'd see from time to time.

Now I look around and see what is tucked in a lot of belts and it's just "derp of the year" shit. Kimbers don't need scroll work or faux ivory grips with scrimshaw of the motorcycle you drive.

I've got a hand tuned 1911 BBQ Gun, but to be honest, it doesn't get half the air time as My G-17.
But then if I need a screw driver I grab my inexpensive Stanley's more often than a drawer full of Snap-On's.