[BattleRifleG3]

Like the one you took a few shots from and you just wanted to hand back to whoever it belonged to, or were ashamed that it was you? Inaccurate, unwieldy, uncomfortable (but unrewarding too), and the like?

I had to think kinda hard on this one, but it would have to be my friend's wife's Beretta 22 that jammed constantly and I don't think I hit anything with. Could never count on it to be chambered.

A guy I know described an Uzi as the worst gun he'd ever fired due to unwieldiness, discomfort, and inaccuracy. I've never fired one, but find many other carbines/subgun-like pistols more attractive for their price.

the Beretta .22 I shot was stainless and failed to eject alot...It was pretty sorry.
I've shot full auto Uzis...I like the H&K MP-5, Sterling, Thompson, and Russian PPsH better (Russian PPsH was extremely surprising)

Walthers are pretty bad too...

[BattleRifleG3]

All Walthers?

[PAPA G]

spit badly, and inaccurate. but it was my first, and the best i could do on privates pay, way back then.

[oneastrix]

Sterling 25auto

[whirlwind]

jennings 22 auto and a davis ind. 380! what pieces of crap! waste of good metal

[NRAJOE]

Yup .22 Jennings...had the extractor fly off when I was shooting it!

PPK, PPK/S especially the stainless ones...I think they were the original Jam o matics

[Doglips]

NAA Mini 22LR Derringer...nice gun..good quality...but I could not hit a dog with it if he swollowed my hand with the gun

[Klaus]

S&W Sigma .40. Could not shoot a single magazine full without jamming at least once, with ANY type of ammo.

[Snakebite]

Raven arms .25 acp. Made a good paperweight though

[7mmag6]

mark 2 22 to will probably get on me for this, mark 1 22 is the worst piece of ruger crap ive ever shot, the handling is terrible, the weight distrubution is horrendous, the angle of the grip is so bad, i cant hit a dam thing with it, the worst piece of crap ruger ever invented, its badly made, and a piece of crap, besides that its unreliable

[whirlwind]

i am with ya 7mm. i shot my brother in laws ruger 22 last year and i didnt like it either.

[Big Dog]

I've seen, held and shot a lot of "dogs" of the gun world, but one of the worst is my buddy's KelTec Sub2000 9mm carbine. Poor ergonomics and way too short a stock, even for the owner who is a short guy, unlike moi. No provision for optical sights, which is compounded by the horrendous plastic open sights. Little or no adjustment in those useless sights either. The plastic Glock magazine is hard to load and too expensive. If you did manage to put a scope or red dot on it, you'd lose it's big claim to fame - the ability to fold.
IMHO - an expensive boondoggle.
It truly makes the Highpoint Carbine look good.

[Doglips]

Big Dog
:right: :right:

[tommy]

mae .i shot dis highpoint 380 da slide it felt like it was gonna fall off da ting at anytime. an you couldn't hit a gator wit it if he was in da boat wit ya.

[BattleRifleG3]

Please tell me you'd think for a moment before shooting a gator inside a boat. Think about it. One of GunGeek's relatives did that with a muskie. Think about it. He didn't.

[pmspinnerb8]

H&R 6 shot .22. Couldn't hit a prickly pear cactus from 10 ft.

[tommy]

mae if he was in ma boat dat means he dead an on his way to da pot already. besides jus pack da hole wit some mud it be ok fo
alittle while.