peacemaker45
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I've got one safe queen. It's a K-38 Target Materpiece, inheritied from my granddad. As it's in 99% condition, I'd just as soon it stayed that way. I have shot it quite a bit, but then decided that with old smiths being cheap, the heirloom should maybe stay pretty, while others get shot, carried, what have you. It never malfunctioned, though.
I've had zero malfunctions out of the group of my guns that I consider carry guns.
PT1911: 933 rds since 12-23-06. New primary.
Kel Tec P32: 1700 rds since 6-14-02. BUG
S&W Model 10-3. 8900 rds since 5-22-01
Then there are my competition guns. cowboy action, specifically. I've had two parts breakages, and a couple of tied up cylinders due to improperly seated primers. One factory shotgun shell that failed to fire. But, that's par for the course, when you shoot that much, that fast, etc.
I've also got a few that just can't be expected to be glock reliable. 1847 Walker Colt replica is a fine example. Great fun to shoot, but reliable? It's a percussion fired black powder revolver! For a cap and ball gun of original design to work right, a whole lot of things have to go VERY right. Things that often don't.
I've had zero malfunctions out of the group of my guns that I consider carry guns.
PT1911: 933 rds since 12-23-06. New primary.
Kel Tec P32: 1700 rds since 6-14-02. BUG
S&W Model 10-3. 8900 rds since 5-22-01
Then there are my competition guns. cowboy action, specifically. I've had two parts breakages, and a couple of tied up cylinders due to improperly seated primers. One factory shotgun shell that failed to fire. But, that's par for the course, when you shoot that much, that fast, etc.
I've also got a few that just can't be expected to be glock reliable. 1847 Walker Colt replica is a fine example. Great fun to shoot, but reliable? It's a percussion fired black powder revolver! For a cap and ball gun of original design to work right, a whole lot of things have to go VERY right. Things that often don't.