Well, now, if you have 2 guns, and both have a history of functioning 100% of the time, how is one of them "most reliable"? You can't get better than 100% reliable.
Now easy to shoot, is personal opinion, and no one can argue with that.
I have multiple firearms across multiple brands and designs that I cannot recall ever not going bang when chambered and I pulled the trigger and rechambering itself for the next trigger pull until the mag was empty.
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