Reliable Guns, just a pic

[Rob Rocket]

All very reliable, no problems, would never sell.

1. Ruger GP100 6" Stainless
2. XD-9 Tutone
3. Glock 27, CCW.

Would like to add a stainless Beretta 92FS and a Beretta .32 Tomcat to the collection in the future.

 

[albanian]

I can't do picks but add these to the list of 100% reliabilty.
1. Beretta 92fs
2. Ruger P-95
3. Ruger P-89
4. S&W 6906
5. S&W 3913
6. Bulgarian Mak
7. Beretta 92G
8. CZ-40b
9. Star Firestar 9mm
10. S&W 59
11. Every S&W or Ruger revolver I have ever owned.

Here are some that had a few jams but are still basically reliable:
1. Kahr K-9
2. Sig 220
3. Glock 36
4. Walther P-1
5. Bersa 383-a
6. Walther PP
7. BHP
8. Star BM
9. RIA 1911 GI
10. SA XD-9 Bi-tone

Here are some that were jam-o-matics or for some reason didn't work.
1. Jennings J-22
2. RAP-401 9mm (broken trigger spring which could not be replaced) junk.
3. Kel-Tec P-32 (OMG what a POS!)
4. Intratec Tec-9 (actually AB-10 and also actually total crap)
5. Intratec Tec-22 (not to be outdone in the pure crap dept by it's big bro)
6. Kahr P-9 ( very dissapointed since I am big Kahr fan)

I have left out .22lrs since they all jam at least once in a while and the cause may be the ammo. I have also left out many guns that I ddin't shoot enough to see if they were going to continue to be reliable even though most were 100% in the short time or few rounds that I had them.

All of the guns on the lists have been shot at least 300-500 times with many of them being shot WELL above that. Guns like the 92fs have been 100% with every type of ammo in every weather condition. Dry or wet, dirty or clean the Beretta has always come through. I carried that gun on duty and I trusted it with my life and now it is my only home defense gun and I continue to trust that it will spit out the lead.

 

[648E]

Only a few 20's there...Money well spent on stuff like this:



And the other non-jammer: