Crappiest handgun you have shot?

[ssracer]

I don't know abut crappy, but the S&W .500 Magnum was the least fun to shoot handgun I have ever tried. Felt like someone hit the palm of my hand with a bat.

[Mexican Kerry]

XD.

[Dustin]

Pt111

[Mexican Kerry]

Didn't like the one I tried. Granted, it was a couple years ago, and I only ran two mags through it. Just felt uncomfortable. Maybe not a basis for an objective opinion, but its the only one I've got. I'd rather use a chair leg for defense than one of these pistols.

[86 slo-vo]

I had a Jennings .22 that I got for free once.

Junk jam o matic.

[WLJ]

NAA Guardian in 380.
Wanted so much to love the gun, loved the way it looked and felt, but straight blow back in a small 380 is a bad mix, darn thing hurt to shoot. So much so I sold it after the first range trip, only time I have even done that.

[Mexican Kerry]

In all fairness though, it shot better than a couple old war time revolvers I've used. I had an Enfield .38 S&W tanker (DA only) that was a real pos, cylinder would rotate randomly as trigger was pressed and it "patterned" rather than "grouped". Same could be said about a 4" Webley .455 my dad carries in the bush. He carries it for bear protection haha, I'd choose the chair leg again over this revolver.

[WLJ]

Pt111

The one I had I liked and considering the fact the one I had was the same gun as the one you had just proves to each their own.

[Roman]

Didn't like the one I tried. Granted, it was a couple years ago, and I only ran two mags through it. Just felt uncomfortable. Maybe not a basis for an objective opinion, but its the only one I've got. I'd rather use a chair leg for defense than one of these pistols.

I do not understand the need for the grip safety. It's like it wants to be a 1911, but still be a Glock, but not really be a Glock. I'm not a fan of the XD.

My worst handgun I have ever shot was a Ruger P series. Felt like a massive hunk of steel with bad grips, sharp angles, and shotgun accuracy. I compare it to getting it on with a heavy, sweaty woman. Not something you ever want to repeat, but will do in desperate times of need.

[shelbygoat]

this POS






after it was refinished by AH

[guncrank1]

Seecamp

[Frailer]

A Taurus .22 revolver. Worst. Trigger. Ever. The pull was so heavy and rough that it was literally impossible to keep the sights on target.

I'm not a Taurus hater. My experience with them is limited, so for all I know they might make some great guns, but this wasn't one of them.

[Dustin]

Pt111

The one I had I liked and considering the fact the one I had was the same gun as the one you had just proves to each their own.

It was the one you sold me. I just hated the trigger.

[Rem700]

Jimenez arms 9mm. Was a buddy of mines first gun purchase. Biggest pos ever. Jammed more than it shot and grouping was a long lost fairy tale.

[WLJ]

Pt111

The one I had I liked and considering the fact the one I had was the same gun as the one you had just proves to each their own.

It was the one you sold me. I just hated the trigger.

I know, only reason I sold it was because it lost out to the 24/7 compact. Didn't need two guns so close to one another.

[Toecutter1978]

I had an Iver Johnson 22 pistol. Thing would jam every other round.

[GeminiXD9]

Most glocks. They go bang. They're reliable. But the trigger is trash and feels crappy in the hand. Ymmv

[Dave1965]

Probably one of the glocks I owned at some point. Every time I fired a round, the empty brass would land on top of my head.

[kyswede]

FIE Buffalo Scout 22 lr/ 22 mag. revolver.
Jennings J-22
Take your pick.

[bigelowe]

glock 27. forget about follow up shots with that thing. I wanted to like it, because your suppose to like glocks.

[ssracer]

I had a 27 for years. Even used it in GLIPSC matches.

[dbh]

Probably one of the glocks I owned at some point. Every time I fired a round, the empty brass would land on top of my head.

Quit limp wristing it !!

[Geno]

Walther P22 combo kit. 3 and 5 inch barrels. Couldn't keep the barrel nut tight. Failed to fire and eject without warning. This lead to one of my best trades at a gunshow. A guy had a shooter grade Winchester 94/22 he offered to trade even.Now it is done of my favorites.

[nemo]

Has to be a Taurus pt 1911 or a glock 17, sold both. YES, I bought a glock that wouldn't feed and occasionally fall apart.

[ssracer]

Has to be a Taurus pt 1911 or a glock 17, sold both. YES, I bought a glock that wouldn't feed and occasionally fall apart.

I love it that people qualify any statement that detracts from a glocks mystique. Theyre great guns, but they arent magically 100% reliable.

The one Glock I've owned was the only gun I've owned that would FTE pretty consistently with WWB ammo.