Guns you own that have NEVER jammed, FTF, FTE.

[BlackBart]

On the flip side my new when I got it Chicom SKS CONSTANTLY stovepipes a live round, bullet up. Matters little if it's clean or dirty but slightly less if clean.

Looks much like this but with live round....in a SKS of course.

 

[CapoGreg]

Glock 23 - 10k rounds without problem

Ruger P345 - 5k rounds, only problem came from slightly deformed cases when I was learning to reload

Mossberg 835 - 15k rounds, action as smooth as oiled glass, hell and back reliable

 

[drew_acid]

P229 / .357 Sig

 

[Darkemp]

AR15 (Stag upper/DPMS lower) 2000 rds Wolf and Brown Bear, Ruger P95 5000 rds various 9mm, Bersa Thunder .45 about 700 rds various ammo, H&K USP9 1200 rds various 9mm, Saiga AK 7.62x39 several thousand rounds, Chinese SKS about 1000 rounds. And none of my revolvers have ever failed with either handloads or factory ammo.

 

[sgt23preston]

I own revolvers, Glocks, lever action rifles, bolt action rifles, an AK and pump action shotguns. The only gun I own that's jammed that I still have is my 10/22 and I fixed that by using better mags. I won't keep a gun that doesn't function flawlessly.

Sgt Preston here...

Me too joppaj..!

My guns & rifles either work correctly right out of the box...

OR I make them 100% functional...

OR they are out of here...

I buy quality products & I won't accept "less than perfect"...

 

[SNovaTac]

S&W M&P9L and Benelli Supernova. Fantastic firearms!

 

[EGM]

Never had a problem with these 2:
HK USPc 45
Glock 19

Got a P30 recently and put a couple hundred rounds through it with no problem, but too early to tell.

 

[boss66tcode]

Mossberg 835,
Remington 742, 760
Glock 22
Sig P226

Minor tweaks to fix FTE:

Remmy 870 ( winchester # 7 birdshot shells)
Yugo SKS (gas tube, hammer/sear angles)

 

[atreeves]

Rock River AR15 , The total round count is unknown but it's well over 2,000.

My RRA AR15 would be disqualed for a single FTF round about 400 in but I'm convinced it was the ^%$& 20rd mags that came with it (thx MD). Since switched to PMAG and hoping that was the last for a few 1,000 rds.

My Glock19 however has been flawless since the first round and is probably about 1,000 in.

 

[mrbule]

Walther p99 as.
Old 50's browning hi power.
And for some reason a Ballester Molina I have will not fail no matter how much I run it or how cheap and awful the mags are. It just keeps going.

 

[phenamunan]

HK 45, Glock 26 and Beretta Storm. Not a single hiccup with any ammo I've thrown at them. I'm over 2k rounds on the HK and Beretta, getting close with the 26.

 

[bluedog46]

My Glock 17 has never jammed and I know I have way too many rounds through it. When I bought it I was told it was more likely that I would be struck by lightning than have my glock jam. Now my ATI 1911 45 acp has jammed.

 

[punchBIGholes]

GLOCK 17
Ruger vaquero
Kimber gold match II

 

[A_Lemurs_Carbine]

My trusty CZ-75bd

 

[sbbieshelt]

2 pin glock 17, glock 34, ruger wheel guns, ruger 22/45, 870 and wife's xd's. Maybe i'm just lucky but over the last 25 years I have only had a few guns that ever gave me any trouble

 

[deMontjoie]

A Perfect

I won't keep a gun that doesn't function flawlessly.

+100

 

[jbclark84]

My PX4 9mm has been flawless with over 2000 rounds.

 

[pricandelinquent]

s&w sigma .40 800+ rounds no issues

 

[km04]

Glock 17, Para P 14-45 Limited

 

[rrrrrrkevin]

Kimber Custom Eclipse II 1911 and Glock 23

I have several other auto's, some have jammed and some I couldnt name them here because I simply havent fired enough rounds to be fair. I have a couple Tok's that I suspect will fall in this category but neither of them have I fired more than a few hundred rounds through and I dont think thats enough to give a fair assessment.

On the flip side I have a Ruger MKII with a Pac-lite receiver that I do enjoy but it does jam frequently and requires total breakdown and cleaning every single time I shoot it. I do understand the logic of getting rid of guns that dont feed reliably but I just cant seem to give up on this gun. I rarely shoot it anymore but I do have hopes of making it more reliable one day so I cant quite let it go.

Some of my guns that have jammed that was a suprise to me because they are otherwise known to be incredibly reliable guns are my Romanian AK and my Uzi. Both of these I was shown the problem and have solved it. I am still a little nervous about the AK because since the repair I havent really gotten a chance to take it out and put enough rounds through it to call it reliable yet due to limitations of where I can shoot it.