Top 4 Guns You Should Never Buy The modern gun market is currently
offering excellent provisions. From pistols,
revolvers, shotguns, and rifles, the selection seemingly doesn't run out.
Of course, this is due to the fact that gun manufacturers already implement modern
engineering in their production. Even the entry-level firearms are already
exuding qualities that you can also see in their high-end counterparts. –
Despite the massive improvements in gun manufacturing, there are still
weapons that are really undesirable. From their performance to the way they were constructed,
these guns didn't live up to expectations.
Hello everyone. This is Bodhi from Click Clack. And in this video, I have listed all the guns
that you should never buy at all. Stick until the end so that you'll know the guns that you
should avoid. Of course, feel free to object if you think that there are better choices here.
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Now, let's get back to the video! ATI Omni Hybrid Polymer AR-15
You should avoid this gun at all costs. It has just a bad design and functionality that
disgust shooters even if it is priced cheaply.
One of the things that I've immediately noticed about this rifle is its fit and finish. It seems
that the production is rushed, as the lower and upper receiver halves don't match at all.
Moreover, the part where its metal insert is molded has some plastic residues on it.
All parts of the gun have a below-average design. It is evident that it is tailored
for those who want to save money. It has a non-free floating forend,
which limits its functionality. Its trigger doesn't have a break! It will just pull
straight toward the sear heavily. Meanwhile, its grip and stock aren't that desirable.
If you think that these things are the only flaws of the ATI Omni Hybrid Polymer AR-15,
think again. I brought it on the field, and things went downhill.
Right from the get-go, this rifle doesn't work right, which is frustrating and scary.
The previous rifles that I've tested fire multiple magazines without the need for lubrication.
On the other hand, the ATI Omni Hybrid Polymer AR-15 failed right from the start.
It can't even cycle one round correctly. This gun fires when you pull the trigger. However,
its bolt carrier doesn't travel back enough to acquire a new cartridge.
Even if you lubricate adequately, the same result happens. I think you need
to lube this gun excessively so that it can exude a certain degree of reliability.
I have no concrete explanation as to why this happens,
but I suspect that its recoil is the one causing the problem.
Furthermore, it has been reported, as well, that this rifle doesn't lock back after
shooting a round. Specifically, its bolt catch is susceptible to rotating out of position.
At the same time, it is evident that this rifle doesn't have a good hold over magazines. Once
inserted, the magazines shake uncontrollably. CZ Scorpion Evo 3 S1
Technically speaking, the CZ Scorpion Evo 3 S1 has good features. This pistol
is accurate for a home-defense gun, as it can hit targets efficiently at 5-10 yards.
In this aspect, it is better than most Glock but isn't as impressive as the Ruger PCC9.
The gun comes with iron sights that have great functionality. You can adjust it for
windage and elevation conveniently. It also has the SB Tactical folding brace,
which enhances stability while shooting. Keep in mind that it doesn't lock, though,
when you fold it. As a result, it flops when moved. You can fire the pistol even
if the brace is folded. But when doing so, its ejection port will be blocked.
Furthermore, the gun has decent reliability and works for both left- and right-handed
users. Both of its magazine release levers and safety are ambidextrous.
So with these great traits, where did the CZ Scorpion Evo 3 S1 fail? Well,
I've mentioned it already.
One of the biggest drawbacks of this gun is its safety level. It is quite stiff. It is
prone to jab your trigger finger whenever you are in a firing position. Furthermore,
adjusting the pistol back to its "safe" mode is taxing, as well. This means that
you might need to remove your grip so that you can engage the leverage back to safety.
Moreover, I have to indicate that its trigger is quite heavy. It is susceptible
to creep and stacking, which I really dislike. You can even compare it to an airsoft trigger,
minus the smoothness. I don't know if it is an isolated case, but the bottom of the
trigger is somewhat sharp. I feel like its manufacturer didn't spend time deburring it.
Meanwhile, you can find a screw on the top of its trigger guard. Apparently,
it is designed to affix the trigger pack. When shooting the gun,
this screw is prone to falling out. This doesn't affect the function of the trigger,
but it is downright annoying. I also have to note that its hand stop has a bad construction.
The only good news here is that there are aftermarket fixes for these flaws. But
what's the point of the hassle, anyway? Honor Guard
When it comes to firearms, safety should always be the top priority. The actual performance should
come next. Regardless of how good a gun is, if it is risky using it, then it is not worth buying.
Such is the case of the Honor Guard of Honor Defense. It has already been
confirmed that this pistol had failed the basic safety tests that weapons should have.
Specifically, the said gun isn't drop-safe and impact-safe.
At first, it was all speculation. However, after many tests of various parties,
it has been verified that the Honor Guard fires when you drop it accidentally. That's
a no-no for any firearm. While I didn't test the gun by myself,
there are various videos out there that confirm this harrowing fact.
It is quite evident that the firearm is flimsy.;
its slide's rear cannot withstand minor impact. Once you drop it, its slide will
be released on its own. If the gun is loaded when you drop it, that could spell danger.
Of course, many shooters would argue that you shouldn't drop the gun in the
first place. That argument is valid to some extent. But keep in mind that accidents do
happen from time to time. You should also be worried if you are going to carry this pistol
in a holster. If you accidentally tripped, there's a good chance of a fatal discharge.
The point here is that you shouldn't take your chances. As I've emphasized, you should never
purchase a gun that can compromise your safety and the safety of other people.
While the performance of the Honor Guard is alright,
this particular flaw is enough justification to avoid it.
Until fixes are announced, you should just settle with other safer options.
Taurus PT-22 Many of us have tried using Taurus handguns. To
be honest, a bunch of their weapons are great. We can't discard that, especially their new releases.
However, it is not a secret that some of their firearms have been a flop.
Perhaps, it is the very reason why Taurus has been eager to improve its production line and rapport.
One of the Taurus weapons that I want to highlight here is the Taurus PT-22. This pistol isn't new
in the market. This is a cousin of the relatively new TX-22, which is pretty decent, in my opinion.
But the Taurus PT-22 remains to be somewhat disappointing. I believe that it has been
designed to work like a Beretta 21 with a sub-compact construction. However,
this one can't be compared to Beretta, as it is lagging in function and quality.
For instance, its slide and tip-up barrel feel flimsy.
Even the frame has the same stature, as well. The same is true with its polymer frame;
I think that it is a fragile plastic that can't last long in service.
All components of the Bobcat pistol are included in the Taurus PT-22,
except for the placement of the magazine release. To be fair,
I think Taurus did well on this aspect, as well as the slide texturing.
But if you are going to ask me if I want to shoot this gun, I will not.
I mean, it is not the worst gun on the market, but it is definitely on the lower
end of things. It is not that accurate, either. I know that it is a budget pistol in a two-inch
barrel. But still, it is not an excuse for a gun to miss a shot even if you aimed properly.
Keep in mind that it is not reliable, too. This weapon fails in almost all magazines you fit on
it. So in tough situations, you wouldn't want to place your life in the hands of this gun.
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