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  • ThrottleJockey

    Shooter
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    Oct 14, 2009
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    Between Greenwood and Martinsville
    I'll NEVER buy a S&W escort again, had one when I was 13 (technically, dads) and that thing (.22) couldn't hit the wall in front of me if it even fired. It maybe fired 1 time out of every 7 round mag. And when it did fire it sounded like a friggin' 12g shotgun blast.
     

    mickar15

    Plinker
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    Jun 7, 2008
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    Brownsburg
    Para Ord P12 :xmad:

    Would not feed a complete magazine. Tried new Wolf springs in the magazines and all different kinds of ammo. Would not feed ball.

    Totally unreliable!

    Traded it to the store it came from for a RIA GI and some ammo .
    Rock runs like a scared rabbit. Eats whatever I feed it.
     

    jwardrip

    Plinker
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    Jan 23, 2011
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    Evansville
    Cobra .380 I was broke and my p85 just got stolen. My dad bought for me from Bradis it was 150 out the door I thought it would do me until I got a better one. How wrong I was it didn't even fire, tried several different types of ammo never once fired but double fed all the time. Traded it for a Rossi 357 with a 2 inch barrel. Never again will I own one of those, heaviest gun ever. Now I have an expoding POS glock :) and I love it. BTW not saying it was Bradis' fault it didn't fire just Cobra's

    Hahaha.... I made the same mistake too. Mine fired but jammed ALL the time. Sold it for $100
     

    762Mike

    Marksman
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    Jan 10, 2011
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    16
    Keltec PF9. I couldn't get used to shooting it. Really long trigger, really snappy recoil. Just did not care for it and I had trouble adapting to it.
     

    redpitbull44

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    Sep 30, 2010
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    Ruger 10/22: VERY inaccurate, too much of a pain to disassemble/reassemble, did I mention inaccurate?
    Taurus Judge 2 1/2" cylinder, 3" barrel: VERY weak, pointless waste of too much weight and size. I could carry 3 times the firepower with less weight in the same size package.
    Cobra/Davis type .380: HEAVY JAM-O-MATIC that wouldn't cycle anything but ball ammo with grease on the tip.
     

    DanO

    Sharpshooter
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    Apr 27, 2009
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    NW IN
    Original Grendel .380. Bought it from another cop. Unbelievably heavy DA trigger, no mag-loaded throught the breach. Accuracy nonexistent. Total pos.

    Sold it to a guy (with full disclosure) who was an amature gunsmith. He wanted to try to fix the trigger....
     

    ThrottleJockey

    Shooter
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    Oct 14, 2009
    4,934
    38
    Between Greenwood and Martinsville
    Ruger 10/22: VERY inaccurate, too much of a pain to disassemble/reassemble, did I mention inaccurate?
    Taurus Judge 2 1/2" cylinder, 3" barrel: VERY weak, pointless waste of too much weight and size. I could carry 3 times the firepower with less weight in the same size package.
    Cobra/Davis type .380: HEAVY JAM-O-MATIC that wouldn't cycle anything but ball ammo with grease on the tip.
    ANYTHING I've ever seen "davis" type is garbage from jennings/bryco.
     

    redpitbull44

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    Sep 30, 2010
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    ANYTHING I've ever seen "davis" type is garbage from jennings/bryco.

    Yep, I knew it would be a safe queen. My wife wanted it because it was shiny...:rolleyes:

    I traded it, and the 10/22 and a Mossberg 500 for a P3AT and a ton of .308 ammo back when it was $14 for a box of Wolf...
     

    Sticky

    Sharpshooter
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    Jan 22, 2011
    497
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    central IN
    A first and second generation S&W 39. Didn't wanna' feed anything but ball, sometimes not even that, and stovepiped a lot.

    In fairness, they finally fixed those problems and it was decades ago. I still don't want to clean one after a canoe trip or any other time they get really grungy... way too hard to detail strip.
     

    trigger643

    Plinker
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    Jan 23, 2011
    46
    6
    Sig Mosquito. Trigger pull like an overloaded Dump Truck on a steep incline, accuracy on par with a lint brush.

    Walther P22. I bought 2 of these when they first came out (long and short barrel versions). First trip to the range the safety came apart on one, front sight fell off the other, both were jam-o-matics. Between them, they made 5 trips to the factory for repairs before receiving a full refund.
     

    JJGatesE30

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    22   0   0
    Jul 22, 2010
    956
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    indymike

    Marksman
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    32   0   0
    Jun 29, 2009
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    18
    The God forsaken green fluorescent squirt gun my 3 year old terrorized the house with for three hours before his mom and I formed an alliance and resolved to take him down! :n00b:
     
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