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| Super Moderator ![]() | Worst manufacturer? Inspired by what I first thought the thread was on manufacturer's websites, how about who you think the worst manufacturer is of guns? No poll here, just type the name. And if you say Hesse/Vulcan like me, how about a second worst as well?
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| Super Moderator ![]() | lorcin - they have tarnished the name of good gun makers since they are the key choice of most criminals
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| Super Moderator ![]() | I'm thinkin pretty hard on this one, but I might have to say Smith and Wesson as the second worst (the modern version only, of course) for continuing to put out the extremely lousy Sigma pistols. They cave in to the antis, then fail to even put a manual safety on their Sigmas, while their trigger safety is miserable. Everything I've read is that they're jamomatics, and I have yet to see one where the front of the frame wasn't bent. I've also read of breakages of their low end 22 pistols, which are also ugly as sin.
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| Since Lorcin has already been mentioned, I'll say Davis - I have yet to see one that will operate as it is supposed to. Makes a fairly decent paperweight.
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| RUGER SUCKS MOSE Weenie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I dont let myt ruger super red hawk in the same gun safe as my high points OR JENNINGS out of fear it will contamante them!!! OK to be fair...I just have had problems with that 1 ruger pistol....and when I found out that the problem was the Steel they used in the 454 cas cylenders expanding too much ....and they knew it was a problem and did not fix it...resulting in the brass of high power loads (factory or home made).....sticking so bad you have to beat on the ejector rod...and being told to use light loads to avoid the problem...welp I have a big chip on m shoulder. I dod have a jennings J-22...something I picked up along the way...I cant rember how it shot...been years since I played with it....just know it was better made than my ruger |
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| hey BRG3 i thought you liked the Sigma??? my worst has to be the little Roscoes sold by RG years ago. though their Mod 66 single action western .22 was descent. |
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| auto ordnance, lorcin, jennings....................... |
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| Senior Member | you know that kind of crap(saturday night specials) just gives the antis and the lawyers ammo, read this article from a scumbag lawyer firm http://www.swbtrial.com/articles/firearm_article1.html
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| raven/jennings/davis/lorcin are all the same people in ontario California. they just keep changeing the name RG was bad arminous was bad highpoint............well I dont like them.......... I guess I am a believer in machined steel I hate cast zink aluminum alloy striker fired pistols they are junk the arminous revolver looks like a wad of clay with a barrel stuck in it and a cylinder in the middle. it is easy to comizerate about crrrr ap pistols yet I can Remember being in a gun fight with out a gun I would have gladly had Any of these guns that night. I was luck to live through that not everybody did. even though i dont like the firearms I mentioned above i still like them a little bit anything that shoots has some degree of coolness. and must always be respected.
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| Registered User Join Date: Jan 2005
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| Cobra Patriot 45 acp semi pistol. Even after sending it back to Cobra for repair (twice), I never could get to shoot more than 5 or 6 round in a row without it jamming. Once disassembled, It was also difficult to reassemble; the parts didn't seem to fit right. I was glad to get rid of it at a gun show! Bob |
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| Sterling Arms Company of Gasport, NY Makers (past tense) of the worst pocket pistols ever to wear the "Made in USA" label. |
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| WALTHER...................I have had nothing but problems with there P-22, G-22 and the P-99QA. Walther had turned to crap ever since they teamed up with S&W. No offence to you S&W fans. Sure they have a lifetime warranty, but how many times a years should you have to send it back in. Each firearms has been sent back to Walther a total of three time a piece, beside the P-99 which has been sent only two times. CRAP CRAP CRAP!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Can't you tell I' m fed up??????? |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Harris Co. Texas
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| How about TITAN ? And just about any "FRENCH" made revolver or pistol.... |
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