Dionysusigma
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This is often something I run into whenever I'm looking at my next gun purchase (which is WAY too often.) For example, a Cobray PM-11 or MPA-30 or other MAC-10 variant strikes me as a rather attractive deal for one big reason--everything about this thing is cheap. The gun itself is cheap, the mags are cheap and plentiful, 9mm is cheap and plentiful, etc.
Unfortunately, so is the construction (although not so much on the MPA). Stamped sheet metal, for cryin' out loud... I've had remote controls that were more durable. They seem to jam frequently (though I have no 1st person experience with them) and are on the "List of Evil Guns" (which I take as a plus ).
I guess what I'm asking is, have you ever bought cheap stuff just because it was cheap? Not necessarily I-have-to-use-this-gun-to-defend-my-life-with type gun, but just as a "range toy" fun gun?
P.S. I have this problem with Tec-9s, Skorpions, etc. too
Unfortunately, so is the construction (although not so much on the MPA). Stamped sheet metal, for cryin' out loud... I've had remote controls that were more durable. They seem to jam frequently (though I have no 1st person experience with them) and are on the "List of Evil Guns" (which I take as a plus ).
I guess what I'm asking is, have you ever bought cheap stuff just because it was cheap? Not necessarily I-have-to-use-this-gun-to-defend-my-life-with type gun, but just as a "range toy" fun gun?
P.S. I have this problem with Tec-9s, Skorpions, etc. too