Which pistol do you hate the most.

[BlueDog]

I have never had much confidence in any .380, these seem to malfunction more than any other pistol caliber. Contrary to a few of the other posts, I keep coming back to the Beretta 92 format as what I am most comfortable with.

 

[Deadly Z Driver]

I don't have any I hate... yet... I had a Hi-Point in .40 (pistol and carbine) and never had a problem bigger than a feed issue due to a new mag. I do know that .9mm and 380 are made by one manufacture and .40 by another and .45 by yet another.

 

[wrigleycub]

Any hammer-less revolver. They look dumb as he*&. Most folks couldn't hit the broad side of a barn a 10 ft with that 45lb trigger pull.

 

[LtScott14]

Jennings 22cal semi autos. POS, jammamatic to the max. Traded it for a Davis Derringer, did shoot it a couple times. In my safe for a poker game piece, or a queen.

 

[LFD102]

Larson way to heavy

 

[G_Stines]

Perform lika a pig with lipstick? Do you think i could possibly just let you say something like that and not make jokes?

I will resist temtation for now.

Yeah. Perform like a pig with lipstick. Tijuana has everything, they are expanding their platform out to include pigs with lipstick now too.

Anyhow: I am not fond of Glocks. 85% of that is grip angle and texture, I've tried every Gen and cannot hold it comfortably. The last 15% is strictly personal bias. 5% dislike on the polymer, and 10% on the lack of external safeties.

Jennings.. I wouldn't even touch one. Part brand snob, Mostly (95%) distrust. I have never had an issue with a Rossi/Taurus Revolver, but I do not care for their pistols at all. I will also jump on the Sigma wagon, mainly because it's like rubbing two pieces of 60 grit sandpaper together on that squeeze.

 

[churchmouse]

Any 1911 in stainless that I see. I have too many now but I am weak for them. Help me please.

 

[MrSmitty]

I've had Jennings and Ravens, all shot fine and had no problems. Hi-Points.... never shot one, never held one, don't want to shoot, or hold one. I think the designer was fired from his job at a boat anchor factory, and needed to do something with cheap metal so he made them and put a trigger guard on to attach a rope, the fact that it shoots is just a coincidence.......

 

[jb1911]

I'd have to say Taurus. Any Taurus.

 

[thompal]

The Grindel top load 380 it looks like a Kel Tec but not even close

I'd forgotten about that one. My first wife got one of those when they first came out (early 90's probably). Wow. Piece of junk!! I think she kept it for 2 months before unloading it for a Colt Mustang.

 

[wildcatfan.62]

I agree with the one pointing at me..... LOL I'd hope it was the Raven 25 if it ever happened.

 

[3point5]

Its funny to see how many people hate Taurus. I have a PT24/7 9mm, and have THOUSANDS of flawless rounds through it...the trigger isnt that bad IMO. I prefer my G23 to it greatly.

I truly hated the Charter Arms Pathfinder .22mag I used to have, in fact so much, that I sold it after about 20 minutes of ownership. I fired 42 rounds through it, and the extractor was crooked, which caused the cases to bulge and lock up in the cylinder every single time.

Im not extremely fond of my SW Bodyguard 38 either...but thats just preference...snubbies dont do it for me.

 

[Twentyfootdaredevil]

I'd have to say Taurus. Any Taurus.

I hate to jump on the bandwagon but I haven't shot a Taurus yet that I liked.

 

[dpbstevens]

I can honestly say that jiminez would be one that I'm not surprised to see on here but as far as a jiminez I have the 9mm although it is a cheapy I have ran at least a hundred rounds through it since I took possession and not an issue so for me that is my throw away gun for intruders one that cops will none the less keep if an intruder is Shot. I thnk the hi point is similar to the jiminez cheap and good for one thing night stand storage but the worst I have seen was an all Chrome cobra 9mm that was awful

 

[FERLACH]

Wyoming Arms 45, Company was only in business 1 year. Gun would start to come apart after each shot. Most people have never even heard of them.

 

[cwillour]

About 15 years ago my wife bought me a Beretta 96 for my birthday. It shot so poorly in my hands (my fault, I am certain) that I got rid of it with the week for another 1911.

Also, the T/C Encore pistols. Every time I go to one of our local shops, I pick one up w/ the intention of buying it only to find that (mysteriously) it still does not fit my hand. How dare they make a pistol that versatile and not make a grip that fits (and probably breaks) smaller hands.

 

[SnoopLoggyDog]

I'd have to say Taurus. Any Taurus.

I also have to 100% agree. All three Taurus pistols that I owned, had to go back to the factory for repairs. (Mdl 85, PT22 and PT111)

Also have a strong dislike for the H&R 999 Sportsman revolver. Owned two different ones and had nothing but misfires and broken actions with both of them.

 

[RBrianHarless]

I did not hate it but owned a Skyy or SCCY 9mm. Had light trigger strikes and way too many failure to fire issues. It was gone after two weeks. Since then I have kept in mind that you get what you pay for. When it comes to firearms, I will only buy what has already been tried and proven itself. Especially if it is a firearm I am using to defend my family or friends.

 

[armyvet209]

s&w sigma, any and all taurus pistols, any lorcin/davis pistols - all junk and are only useful as paper weights or if for some strange reason you own a bunch of them you could tie them all together and use as a boat anchor.....but they'd probably stink at that too.

 

[viiiupndhead]

The PF9 is a lot of recoil, but for the price and size I kept it. I couldn't wait to get rid of a Taurus 740 Slim. Trigger was miserable and the webbing between my thumb and forefinger was bleeding after 100 rounds. Truly a pistol not worth owning.