What is your least favorite firearm you’ve ever owned or been issued?

[Talos]

New front post, and the Mcarbo rear sight did help with this..... but you still gotta get pretty close to use 'em.

I thinking about selling it and getting an AR9 instead. Shorter barrel for better suppression.

 

[Ken Ford]

H&K Tactical .45
Just had to have one, thought it was sexy as hell. Pulled the trigger twice, turned to my wife and said “WTH did I do?”… Hated it and put it away, traded it off shortly after.

 

[WSO1219]

Sccy. The trigger was awful. It ran fine but it felt like a 20 lbs trigger.

Taurus model 85.
Bought it, brought it home, dry fired it (w snap caps) and realized the cylinder wasn’t landing properly. Took it back to local gun shop (Clyde’s Armory) and he swapped it out for me. In all fairness after it was swapped for another one I didn’t have any issues with it.

Can’t remember the exact model number but it was a .22 semiautomatic rifle from savage. It would jam every other round. Piece of crap.

 

[greg vess]

It's soon to be a 1911 Regent 45 made by Umerex until I go in and raid 5hr Wilson Combat site. Also a few Ed Brown springs are going to be in order. After all that I will come back with a more definite answer.

 

[cullen1780]

M16

 

[MuleShoe]

Sig mosquito was worst pistol ever owned. Could not get it to shoot a full mag of any kind of ammo!

 

[Outlier]

The first handgun I ever bought... a Springfield XDM 9 when they first came out. To date the only gun I've ever had to send back to the manufacturer.

 

[Gunanddoglover]

Ruger P97DC ridiculously long spongy trigger pull and reset
Sig P250 no further explanation needed
Walther G22 Bullpup jam-o-matic, incredibly awkward to shoot
Turkish AR shotgun

 

[clockerman]

Close tie between a Taurus P22 and C308. Both were dumpster fires.

 

[Gunanddoglover]

I forgot about the C308 trash can.