I've heard about them for years. What are the like, really? Saw them in a 40 cal.
Any thoughts. Anchor bait?
Any thoughts. Anchor bait?
Ugly but they work
In my experience. . .the people that have them like them. The people that don't, don't.
And yes. . .they are horribly, slap your sister ugly. . .but they seem to work.
And yes. . .they are horribly, slap your sister ugly. . .but they seem to work.
Heavy,ugly, but they do work. You need to see video on youtube where two guys do torture test on them.
My FIL had a 380 and 9mm, fired everytime. I have never owned one.
My FIL had a 380 and 9mm, fired everytime. I have never owned one.
Gun Test rates them very well. A guy used one in my class today and it jammed once on him.It may have not been broken in yet.
My cousin has one, we bagged on him for buying it, but it hasn't misfired/ftf/fte (with the exception of cheap magtech ammo)
They are completely ugly! But I'd buy one before I'd ever buy a Taurus
They are completely ugly! But I'd buy one before I'd ever buy a Taurus
From all I've seen they suffer from two issues when it comes to reliability. Sometimes the magazines don't allow them to feed properly and that can be fixed with a slight tweak from a pair of needle nose pliers. And the ramp is coated instead of polished and that can cause feed issues with some ammo (just polish it if you have problems). Along with what everyone else said, they look to be pretty accurate. My only problem with them other than looks is that they are so bulky for a single stack. I'd get one if they were a double stack, heck I will probably end up with one eventually anyway just because they are so cheap.
My dad bought two used ones at a garage sale about 12 years ago, I've got them now, both .40's. Ugly, heavy, not pretty to look at, heavy, ugly, they weight a lot. He shot them some, I let my cousins shoot them when they come to visit. Since I've had them, they've both fired about 500 rounds, ZERO problems.
I have had 3 come through my past 2 classes. Both had multiple failures, one to the point I loaned her my pistol and said use this or we'll be here all day. Every round, to every other round. I suspect it was a feed problem as well, but two diff models, 2 .380's and a 9, all with problems.
If I drove a one ton truck, I would get one for a truck gun, but I don't want to sacrifice the load weight of my half ton.
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