The gun that surprised you by being worse than expected

Alan

Administrator
Staff member
Admin
Moderator
Joined
Feb 21, 2025
Messages
139
I bought a 'legendary' 1911 from a premium manufacturer expecting perfection. It was picky about ammo, had feeding issues and accuracy was just okay. Meanwhile my budget 1911 runs anything and shoots better groups. Price doesn't always equal performance, it is important to test before you trust, regardless of reputation
 
I have had two pistols be lemons. The first was a model 36 Chief's Special. Zero accuracy. Every target looked like shotgun practice. The other was another Smith & Wesson, CSX. On this one the trigger would randomly lock up. It would freeze until you racked the slide. Not what you want in an EDC.
 
I bought a 'legendary' 1911 from a premium manufacturer expecting perfection. It was picky about ammo, had feeding issues and accuracy was just okay. Meanwhile my budget 1911 runs anything and shoots better groups. Price doesn't always equal performance, it is important to test before you trust, regardless of reputation
Nothing stings like a budget gun outperforming the one you bragged about buying
 
Back
Top