Purchases You Have Regretted

[CCPatriot]

My son bought an M&P 9mm... seemed like junk. I love all of my babies

 

[DaedalEVE]

My son bought an M&P 9mm... seemed like junk. I love all of my babies

What was wrong with it? I have the 45 and it's nice (even comes with night sights), except for that damn lever thing inside that you're supposed to use for takedown. Screw that lever! Simple solution is to just pull the trigger as you pull the slide forward during takedown.

 

[Mr H]

What was wrong with it? I have the 45 and it's nice (even comes with night sights), except for that damn lever thing inside that you're supposed to use for takedown. Screw that lever! Simple solution is to just pull the trigger as you pull the slide forward during takedown.

I've never had a bad thing to say about my .40, or my son's .45

Solid, reliable... but yeah... the lever is a pain.

 

[jpk1md]

Anything in 9 or 40 category would fall into the regret bucket

 

[ASM80]

Building AR's

They were fun and easy to build but didnt really do anythign for me once they were complete.

 

[jpk1md]

Building AR's

They were fun and easy to build but didnt really do anythign for me once they were complete.

And hopefully you'll never need them to "do anything" for you......but if the need should ever present itself its a good tool to have

 

[ASM80]

That's not what I meant but you know that already.

I built three and kept one.

 

[Kelson1066]

Steyr M95. Too hard to find ammo for, don't like the action, don't like the trigger pull.

I'll stick with the Mosin.

 

[davsco]

paying $500 for my MDS membership.

what's that, nobody else had to pay anything??

 

[Smitch521]

Beautiful 1942 SA M1 Garand. I already have a 1944 SA but I jumped at this one and the barrel is shot out.

 

[DaedalEVE]

I've never had a bad thing to say about my .40, or my son's .45

Solid, reliable... but yeah... the lever is a pain.

Agreed. That's why I'm curious if there was a particular reason he didn't like it. Just about everyone seem to love the M&P handguns. They're like a more modern glock.

Anything in 9 or 40 category would fall into the regret bucket

Never tried a full size HK USP in 40S&W I take it?

Building AR's

They were fun and easy to build but didnt really do anythign for me once they were complete.

I'm the same way. It's much more fun to configure and build the things than use them in my opinion. It's like playing with lego's.

 

[Quixdraw]

I had a spur of the moment decision at a gun show to pick up a S&W AR in .300 whisper...now that I'm trying to limit my purchases to a few calibers it really doesn't fit the collection any longer. I suppose that's what GunBrokers is for....

As a runner up I have another S&W M&P - this time in .22. Dealer never sent the gun and now, after fighting with them for 4 months, seem to have closed the shop. So purchased, yes; delivered, no. I suppose that's what small claims courts are for...

 

[A1Uni]

Beautiful 1942 SA M1 Garand. I already have a 1944 SA but I jumped at this one and the barrel is shot out.

These guys can square that away for you and make it a tack driver. I have used them several times over the years. (If you still have the rifle.)


http://www.m1garand.com/

 

[StantonCree]

Anyone in this thread say ruger gp 100 6 inch

http://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=127803

 

[Rex0915]

.45 GAP Glock...

 

[jaybee]

paying $500 for my MDS membership.

what's that, nobody else had to pay anything??

you Only paid $500 -- you got a great deal

 

[Troublesbrewin]

Ha, ha good one. Why the hell does one need permission from the state to get married anyway?

Back to the OP, how about this:

The state has a need to be part of ALL bad decisions!

 

[Forthefunofit]

Damn-

The one my wife just found out about!!!!!

 

[WheelHead]

Took my new Sig P938 out today......starting to regret this one.....

I retract this...was resolved by Sig and now its one of my faves.

 

[Smitch521]

These guys can square that away for you and make it a tack driver. I have used them several times over the years. (If you still have the rifle.)


http://www.m1garand.com/

Thanks! I definitely want to get this baby running again. My 1944 shots 2" at 100 yds but this 42 only manages 6" at 50

I'm not a professional marksman but I know that isn't right!