Never mind the Best, who makes the WORST revolver?
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Tropical Z
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I never saw a Hi-Point revolver!
As for revolvers,Tervas from Argentina are the WORST!!!:barf:
As for revolvers,Tervas from Argentina are the WORST!!!:barf:
Steve Smith
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Taurus.
Let the flames begin!
Let the flames begin!
don't shoot it's me
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ditto on the Taurus....traded mine for a clerke and never looked back.
hitnthexring
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Ernest, I owned H & R Mod. 999 Revolver. I thought it was great for the price. 10-shot cylinder, break-top, auto ejection & decent accuracy. My only complaint was the rear sight kept getting loose because it had to be pulled up to open the cylinder. I guess H & R made some junk revolvers in their lower-priced line. I heard Sirhan's was an H & R 8-shot 22.
I don't see why you guys who have those Clerke revolvers don't try to take them down to the next "buy back" and see if you can't get 100 bucks for the thing. Tell them it was one of the original "invisible to X-ray" guns that lead the polymer craze, 125 bucks EASY when those tards running the show figure that it's some uber evil assassination gun.
Mike Weber
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Hipoint
Sorry guys:
I know that the Hipoint isnt a revolver, it just came to mind when thinking about Clerkes and other junk.By the way I am wishing that I had bought a couple hundred Clerkes for those police buy back programs.
Sorry guys:I know that the Hipoint isnt a revolver, it just came to mind when thinking about Clerkes and other junk.
By the way I am wishing that I had bought a couple hundred Clerkes for those police buy back programs.A friend showed up at the range one day with his newest BUY!. It was an H&R 999. "Look at this!", he said. "The Only Problem is that it won't stay shut." And sure enough, he'd take a few shots and down would come the barrel, out would come both fired and unfired brass. Scrounge around gathering the unfired ones, load her up and take two or three more shots before repeating the drill.
The next time I saw him he had modified it with some kind of twist tie to hold it closed. Just untwist and Voila, read to load. A quick twist and ready to shoot. Seems he went to a gunsmith who wanted about three times what he paid for the gun to replace the latch.
to the best of my knowledge he's still shooting it with the wire out the sides.
The next time I saw him he had modified it with some kind of twist tie to hold it closed. Just untwist and Voila, read to load. A quick twist and ready to shoot. Seems he went to a gunsmith who wanted about three times what he paid for the gun to replace the latch.
to the best of my knowledge he's still shooting it with the wire out the sides.
Rafaeldebustamante
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JimMarch
The crappy Argentinian revolvers you are talking about might be
RANGER
TORO
those are real POS revolvers!!!
Although, the did pass the revolver checkout test...hmmm..maybe that test needs to be revised?
The crappy Argentinian revolvers you are talking about might be
RANGER
TORO
those are real POS revolvers!!!
Although, the did pass the revolver checkout test...hmmm..maybe that test needs to be revised?
Hand_Rifle_Guy
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Whoa, hey, steady on, there....
This is another one of those friggin' surreal moments I mentioned on the "Everybody here?" thread.
I started this thread. It's mine. I haven't so much as given it a thought in a year and a half.
And here it is hopping again like it never stopped. Heck, the last post on it was OVER TWO YEARS AGO.
I'm havng a Keannu moment. I just have to say "Whoa. Strange things are afoot at the Circle-K."
It just feels REALLY ODD to pick up old threads right where we left 'em way-back-when. I suppose I'll get use to it. Eventually. At some point.
Whoa.
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Hokay, back on topic. Rexio-Pucara revolvers are pretty solid guns in my experience. I haven't sdhot one, mind you, buty I got a close look at one in .38 special a while back, and though rough it was, it seemed to function just fine. It reminded me of all the Baikal shotguns that turned up. They're roughly made, but durable, built of adequate materials, and they WORK, at a great price.
I'll put Rexio-Pucaras in the same category. If you can't afford a REAL gun, but you don't want GARBAGE, I imagine one of these might serve you just fine.
Clerke's and RG's are TRASH. They're friggin' dangerous. To the SHOOTER. Worst ever, no contest. Worse than those oh-so-famous "suicide specials" of the turn of the (last) century.
Oh, and BTW...
Whoa. This is surreal.
This is another one of those friggin' surreal moments I mentioned on the "Everybody here?" thread.
I started this thread. It's mine. I haven't so much as given it a thought in a year and a half.
And here it is hopping again like it never stopped. Heck, the last post on it was OVER TWO YEARS AGO.
I'm havng a Keannu moment. I just have to say "Whoa. Strange things are afoot at the Circle-K."
It just feels REALLY ODD to pick up old threads right where we left 'em way-back-when. I suppose I'll get use to it. Eventually. At some point.
Whoa.
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Hokay, back on topic. Rexio-Pucara revolvers are pretty solid guns in my experience. I haven't sdhot one, mind you, buty I got a close look at one in .38 special a while back, and though rough it was, it seemed to function just fine. It reminded me of all the Baikal shotguns that turned up. They're roughly made, but durable, built of adequate materials, and they WORK, at a great price.
I'll put Rexio-Pucaras in the same category. If you can't afford a REAL gun, but you don't want GARBAGE, I imagine one of these might serve you just fine.
Clerke's and RG's are TRASH. They're friggin' dangerous. To the SHOOTER. Worst ever, no contest. Worse than those oh-so-famous "suicide specials" of the turn of the (last) century.
Oh, and BTW...
Whoa. This is surreal.
Worst revolver for me was a .32 rimfire Iver Johnson that I found on the railroad tracks when I was 18 (back in the 60s). The ammo was expensive, and then it was (like the man said) like I was shooting blanks. Couldn't hit a thing.
I took it across the way to the 100-yard range and aimed it upwards at a 45-degree angle, and the bullets plopped down about 40 yards downrange.
I took it across the way to the 100-yard range and aimed it upwards at a 45-degree angle, and the bullets plopped down about 40 yards downrange.
ILikeBigGuns
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A few posts said Taurus. I have a Raging Bull .44 mag that is a good shooter. More accurate than I am and the price was right. Just my .02¢.
ExtremeDooty
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Guns don't shoot trucks, people do.
This was my first thought, too. I have a Hipoint 9mm and I like it. The only time I had any trouble with it was when trying to shoot reloads. It shoots all factory ammo without a problem. All Hipoint owners I've talked to say the same.
Taurus has apparently made substantial improvements over the past few years. I have a 605 that I really like.
OTOH...I have an RG 14s I'll sell at a very reasonable price.
This was my first thought, too. I have a Hipoint 9mm and I like it. The only time I had any trouble with it was when trying to shoot reloads. It shoots all factory ammo without a problem. All Hipoint owners I've talked to say the same.
Taurus has apparently made substantial improvements over the past few years. I have a 605 that I really like.
OTOH...I have an RG 14s I'll sell at a very reasonable price.