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I purchased a P22 not too long ago and it did not run reliably at all. Sank about $100 in on an upgraded firing pin, recoil spring and extractor from Tandem Kross and it's been pretty close to 100% ever since.Funny I was looking at a Walther P22
ill pass. I dont think ive actually seen a high point in real life. Maybe one on consignmentneed to add Hi-point c9 to your collection View attachment 245162
well i was gonna buy it for 200 bucks so i cant say i was gonna be to upset either wayAbout the Phoenix (Bryco, Jennings): they have a reputation as unreliable. And they are, if you treat them like the throw-away pistols they're designed as. I inherited a J25 from my grandfather and couldn't get more than a round or two off without a malfunction. Since this was something that held a lot of sentimental value to me, I was unwilling to accept that answer. After tearing it apart and cleaning it very thoroughly, it now runs great, though it is very sensitive to dirt, carbon, etc. If you spend an inordinate amount of time cleaning and lubing it when you first get it and after every range trip, I suspect your results would be similar.
i said im going to get one soonAR where?
What’s up guys I wanted to share my gun collection so far and see what you guys think.
Most like shooting is the shotgun but ammo is expensive as the range i often go to only allows the use of slugs. Otherwise it would probably be between my ruger max 9 and lcp max as ive gotten use to them the mostGood on ya, mate.
Which one do you most like shooting?
I also have an LCP MAX, but I've only shot it once. My only advice is buy a bunch of ammo, poke holes in things, make some noise, and have fun.