Videos tagged with Used Gun Evaluation

This review from TheFirearmGuy details an initial disappointment with a used Tisas 1911 A1 Service pistol purchased for $200. Despite appearing new, the firearm exhibited poor accuracy and malfunctions during range testing, potentially due to extreme cold. The instructor, with high authority and extensive experience, plans further testing to diagnose the issues.

When buying a used firearm, inspect internal slide rails for significant bluing wear, which indicates high round counts. Minor brass deposits and slight wear on a Glock slide suggest low usage (2-5 magazines). Always ask a gun store to disassemble the firearm to check mechanical wear and cleanliness.