Biggest piece of crap

[shotgunshooter]

Remington 870 Express Youth in 20 gauge. It would rip the rim off shells, lock up, or just not fire. I sold it and just the proceeds to buy the best gun I have had so far which was a Glock 17.

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[221 Fireball]

Remington 870 Express 3 1/2" ... sometimes on sliding the action, it would feed one up but not kick the chambered shell out, causing one hell of a jam. I had to carry a stout screwdriver to the duck blind just to be ready to pry. 

[Erik88]

CZ 40P... Jamomatic garbage.

[ShamGlock]

I had a Sig Mosquito that was a real pos. What use does anyone have for a .22 that can only function with CCI ammo?

[Fourtyfive]

Old style P380. Have it to this day. I can't bring myself to sale it knowing what a POS it is.

I've got one of those. I sent it back to them twice but now it is flawless. New barrel and slide.

[Wiljo05]

S&W 625 Performance Center....locked up within 20 minutes of purchase, sent it back to S&W PC to get fixed, then shot it in a match and it locked up again in the last stage. Seems like the Performance Center isn't what it used to be...

[TacoBubba]

I feel ya on the p22. Very ammo picky. If I didn't like the digital cammo finish, I believe I'd just toss it in the lake. A very frustrating gun. Edited March 19, 2016 by TacoBubba

[TacoBubba]

I also had a keltec pf9 that I sent back to Florida. Had fte,ftf, stovepipes, you name it and wouldn't run hollow points if it's life depended on it.

[Troutburger]

I had a rock river ar in 9mm that never ran an entire mag without a jam.

Two mossberg 930's that the bolts would bind on the shell lifter.

A sig mosquito that the slide broke clean in two.

RRA would never reply to my requests for a return for repair.

Mossberg repaired the 2nd 930, but when returned it was scuffed and beat to the point a new gun looked like it had been in the bed of a pick up for years.

Sig was the only company to stand behind its products. Replaced the slide in a timely manner on a gun a bought used and was heavily used. Only cost me shipping one way.

[glowdotGlock]

A girlfriend from years ago had a P22 that we shot the piss out of and I don't remember any failures at all. It had to have been one of the first ones. It had the longer "target" barrel on it. I recall it eating every kind of ammo we ran through it. I kinda miss that gun but her not so much...

I'd have to say the biggest POS gun I've owned would be a Phoenix Arms .22 pistol. I bought it several years ago for about $120 new. I knew it would be junk and boy was I right. I remember it running ok with Federal bulk pack (back when it was $10 a box). Within a month this thing flew apart on me. On one shot when the slide cycled back to lay the hammer down the firing pin, a spring or two and some other innards came flying out of the back of the slide. I was in the woods and didn't even bother to look for the parts.

[Monkeybat]

A girlfriend from years ago had a P22 that we shot the piss out of and I don't remember any failures at all. It had to have been one of the first ones. It had the longer "target" barrel on it. I recall it eating every kind of ammo we ran through it. I kinda miss that gun but her not so much...

I'd have to say the biggest POS gun I've owned would be a Phoenix Arms .22 pistol. I bought it several years ago for about $120 new. I knew it would be junk and boy was I right. I remember it running ok with Federal bulk pack (back when it was $10 a box). Within a month this thing flew apart on me. On one shot when the slide cycled back to lay the hammer down the firing pin, a spring or two and some other innards came flying out of the back of the slide. I was in the woods and didn't even bother to look for the parts.

I believe that long barrel solved the problem.


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[Erik88]

For the life of me I can't understand why people buy Kel Tech handguns. One of the least enjoyable guns I've ever shot was the PF9. Hell, you can just look at it and see how cheap they are. For just a little more money one can find better options.