What was your worst buy? The one that just didn't live up to the MFR hype?

[Chatsworth]

Every single Taurus product I have ever owned.

 

[palmettomoon]

Intratec Tec-9. Biggest piece of **** I ever had by far. But the cool factor made up for it. It just looked so badass

My first "modern pistol." Lol. Blew the charging handle off twice. Got my introduction to neckbeardin' by sailing it for twice what I paid after the '94 ban became law.

 

[JEB770]

Kimber- rusty old Kimber

 

[sold7]

Browning Hi Power did not live up to the hype

 

[wozeyjales]

Marriage

The Three Rings of Marriage
1. The Engagement Ring
2. The Wedding Ring
3. The SuffeRing

 

[fhsjrm]

Tavor X95. Looks cool as hell but I didn't like the trigger or the ergos...same for the Kriss Vector.

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[NWSharpshooter]

Gen 5 Glock 19

I’ll second this. Been carrying a 19 for a decade. Hate the Gen 5 19. I now stick with the 17 or 19x. Don’t think I will ever go back to the 19.

 

[Going Postal]

Rossi Ranch Hand / .44 Magnum. Bought it at the PX at Fort Gordon, had "buyers remorse" as I was putting it into the trunk of my car. PX would not take it back so I sold it within a week here on ODT without ever having fired a round through it.

 

[Linachaw]

A Walther P22. The pistol was not reliable and jammed even with ammo walther recommended. I sent it back to walther under warranty and they said nothing was wrong with it

 

[Hood886]

The mag release is just to difficult for my feminine hand strength I guess. I sent it in and had them fix it. First gen had a known problem they were repairing for free at the time. However I still didn’t like the new and improved version.

That can be polished, I've done it for a few people who had the same issue. I carry a gen 1 p10c and have never found the mag release to be a problem, but I have handed it to people who found it stiff. Same goes for microtech otf, never thought of mine as being hard to open but about 90% of people who want to try it can't get it open.