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Old November 26th, 2006
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Default Re: The most unreliable handgun you have owned
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Originally Posted by Eggmcmuffin View Post
Any automatic made by Taurus (with a possible exception to their new 1911).

I am flabbergasted. I had two failures to fire with mine, and they were both operator headspace.

Worst handgun I fired, Jennings .380 of my uncles. To damned inaccurate, and had a feed issue.

Since I have owned 3 pistols, a Colt Gold Cup (bought from Dad, sold to Dad), Glock 9mm (sold to Dad), and a Taurus 24/7, I haven't owned a bad one yet.

The first gen 24/7 .45s did have issues. That is why I bought my .40 S&W and I believe it is a 2nd or 3rd gen.
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