[P95Carry]

Well - if you ever had any!!

I only had one really and admittedly it was a used gun. Charter Arms Pathfinder. Lil .22 snub - felt just great but - the internals were I suspect made by drunk Friday night slave labor!

Got any - had any?

 

[Euclidean]

Started out okay but eventually went south on me - P64

 

[Team American]

Mauser Broomhandle that grouped 14" high from 7 yards away!

 

[P95Carry]

Mauser Broomhandle that grouped 14" high from 7 yards away!

OMG - Rick, that has be something really wrong!!!! Sights surely must have been crazy! Wow!!

 

[srfl]

My sole lemon was a German-made Ortgies .32 ACP semi auto.

Granted, it probably passed through several hands before I purchased it so I'm sure it was reliable for prior owners, but not me. It was literally a single-shot pistol. No one was willing to fix it and I couldn't find spare parts.

 

[Team American]

OMG - Rick, that has be something really wrong!!!! Sights surely must have been crazy! Wow!!

Yeah, I would have had to replace the front sight with a taller one...quite a bit taller....

 

[acparmed]

I have actually had two.
A Winchester M190 .22LR Semi-auto tube feed. After a couple of thousand rounds the bolt broke in half. (length wise) It appeared to be epoxied together.

The other was an Astra A-80 45ACP that functioned fine but shot 12" low at 7 yards. I sold it about a month after buying it.

 

[rfurtkamp]

Currently, my Kahr/AO Thompson 1927A1. We'll see if they replace it or it turns into a $1000 target model. And I don't mean Olympic grade or for competition, but rather as a lead repository.

 

[Bud White]

Does my 1911sc that tore its self apart in 400 rounds count?

 

[QKShooter]

I've had a few

A Walther P38 that was only good as a paperweight ~ what an awful handgun. My most despised firearm.

One S&W Chiefs Special that was a factory fit dog. I inherited it & never would have actually bought it.

One Stainless Ruger Mini 14 that I bought & then sent out right away (unfired) to be customized & it was a total factory lemon when I got it back. Later on I bought another one (used) & it was great. I dumped that one too though right after I bought my first Galil.

One early Taurus that freaking fell apart on me & (with multiple critical stoppages) & caused me so much frustration that I can now not even consider buying any firearm that bears the Taurus name.

One heavy (expensive) big game rifle that suffered from inexplicable sporadic & dangerous accuracy problems that I gave away with a full explanation of its idiosyncrasies to a shooter that was willing to mess with it.

 

[rocky]

Chome plated Jennings J 22. Made alot of lemonade with this gun though, bought for $60 and sold it for $40. Guaraneteed to jam atleast 1 time per magazine.

 

[P95Carry]

That sure was plenty QK - and pity re the P38 too - shame.

 

[JT]

Norinco Uzi copy. Jam-o-matic. Even slam fired on me a couple of times. Only bad Norinco I ever owned.

 

[cmidkiff]

H&R .22 revolver, hammer spring is too weak to fire reliably in double action, though it shoots OK in SA. It belonged to my great uncle, who I admired, so I'm stuck with the POS. Not really worth fixing, so it's stuck in my safe. Came with a great looking cowboy holster and cartrige belt, too bad it was made for someone with a 20" waist

Hate to admit to this one, but my tirst pistol was a Raven .25, paid $25 for it. Put one box of rounds through it, clearing a jam at least once per mag, and sold it for $10.

 

[ExSoldier]

Seecamp .32 that literally fell apart.

Davis Stack Barrel derringer in 22 WMR. The cross bolt safety fell out the side.

ParaOrdnance P10 & S.A. "micro" 45 both were Jam-A-Matics and I couldn't get thru any mags without an FTF or FTE. Even borrowed mags!

I had a Taurus M85 that worked but shot a foot low at 15 FEET.

I think that's about all.

 

[P95Carry]

I had a Taurus M85 that worked but shot a foot low at 15 FEET

Wow that's bad. I know my ol' faithful ain't exactly a bullseye shooter but it gets on the paper well enough.

Assuming std sights it's hard to know how that could be so darned bad!!!

 

[Wayne]

One early Taurus that freaking fell apart on me & (with multiple critical stoppages) & caused me so much frustration that I can now not even consider buying any firearm that bears the Taurus name.

Revolver or Pistol? I haven't had any problems with the .44spl that I have and I've yet to test the .38spl.

Funny, I had a J-22 that I've had no problems with as well as an AB-10. Now don't get me wrong, I wouldn't buy ones to replace the ones that I had to sell *grin*.

The Broomhandle sounds as if it had a shot-out barrel so it was basically a smoothbore. I've seen alot of them around, same with Lugers.

It wasn't a lemon but I got rid of a Kel-Tec .40 due to the LLLLLOOOOONNNNGGGGG trigger reset. When I tried double taps most of the time I didn't allow the trigger to fully reset so it was a "dead" trigger.

Wayne

 

[craig45]

a taurus 94. kept locking up in d.a. sold it to the local smith to tinker with. kinda weird because i had a 650 cia that was perfect. traded it for some cash towards a s&w 629. i also have a tracker .22 mag. that hasn't had a problem. accurate and fun to shoot.

 

[Jaltered]

Kel-Tec p32, bought used. Continual light trigger pull...and other issues.

KT service department has it right now.

 

[Stephen A. Camp]

Hello.

Colt 9mm Combat Commander: Unreliable and shot all over the paper.

Walter PPK/S American: Unreliable with other than ball.

SA XD9: Not so bad I guess, but it was an early one and reliably exhibited "First Shot Flyer Syndrome."

S&W Model 19 4": It simply would not group. It was the only one of several I owned that ever shot poorly.

Colt Series 70 Gov't Model: Unreliable. (Ramp had been cut improperly on that particular pistol.)

Best.