Wow I never had a problem with the EAA I owned, but it was a Witness Match in .40. I cant honestly say that I have had any bad guns, nothing ive had has ever gave me any real problems.
As for real guns,so far i haven't had a bad one.
probably a good choice!Potato gun,reloads never worked.
As for the Taurus guns well......i own a ford taurus which is a POS,there for i will never own anything named Taurus once it craps out for good.I think that name is jinxed.
Everyone makes a POS from time to time. Then again some just can't make a decent gun. (whispering)Shhhh. Be very quite about this but I have even heard of a few bad Glocks that had made it past QC.
Roger that, my ma had one when I was growing up and it was a piece of junk. I'd have to say that I have never owned a bad gun. Owned a few that were crappy at first, but once I got through with them they were awesome guns.
Back around 99 and early 2000s, GLOCKs were not officially recalled but had to go through frame replacement. The machining process for the rear slide rails embedded in the frame was out of spec and the slide tabs would break off. The best thing I could advise when buying a used 3rd gen GLOCK of if you have one already and you knew it wasnt new before you got it, call GLOCK in Smyrna and have them check the serial# and they can tell you if its inside the fault production time, and they will replace it for you. Check out the vid
Yeah thats what I had heard too so I was gonna give the small local company a chance. I was very disapointed in its reliability but not its accuracy It was a tack driver when it fired, could have been a fluke or just bad mags not sure..
I had one in 380. But believe it or not it wasn't the worst I've had
