10 Guns I Wish I Didn't Buy

Published on October 20, 2024
Duration: 16:12

This video presents a critical review of ten firearms that the presenter, Honest Outlaw, regrets purchasing. The list includes a mix of rifles, PCCs, and handguns, with detailed critiques focusing on design flaws, reliability issues, poor ergonomics, and questionable value for money. The presenter, an experienced firearms reviewer, highlights specific problems encountered with each firearm, offering advice to potential buyers.

Quick Summary

The Honest Outlaw video lists ten firearms he regrets buying, citing issues like poor reliability (Taurus G3C, Arsenal Strike 1, Stoeger STR9, Glock 28, Springfield St. Victor), uncomfortable ergonomics (Rock Island Armory Model 206), design flaws (Ruger LC Carbine 5.7, POF Tombstone), and poor value for money compared to better alternatives.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction
  2. 01:00Ruger LC Carbine 5.7
  3. 02:16Rock Island Armory Model 206
  4. 04:00Kel-Tec Sub 2000
  5. 05:46Taurus G3C
  6. 07:14Arsenal Strike 1
  7. 08:09Stoeger STR9
  8. 09:42POF Tombstone Lever Action Rifle
  9. 12:25Glock 28
  10. 13:17Springfield St. Victor AR-15

Frequently Asked Questions

What are some common reasons firearms end up on a 'wish I didn't buy' list?

Firearms often make a 'wish I didn't buy' list due to poor reliability, uncomfortable ergonomics, design flaws like difficult controls, a lack of value for money compared to alternatives, or simply not meeting the buyer's expectations after purchase.

Which firearms are criticized in the Honest Outlaw video for poor reliability?

The Honest Outlaw video criticizes the Taurus G3C for not chambering rounds out of the box, the Arsenal Strike 1 for numerous malfunctions, the Stoeger STR9 for trigger failure after 200 rounds, the POF Tombstone for cycling issues, the Glock 28 for not having Glock reliability, and the Springfield St. Victor for extreme AR-15 malfunctions.

What are the main criticisms of the Ruger LC Carbine 5.7?

The Ruger LC Carbine 5.7 is criticized for its 5.7x28mm cartridge being weaker than 5.56 NATO, its similar price point to 5.56 rifles, and its poorly designed safety and magazine release, making it a less practical choice.

Why is the Springfield St. Victor AR-15 considered a major disappointment?

The Springfield St. Victor AR-15 is called a 'dumpster fire' due to severe reliability issues, including frequent failures to feed and extract that were difficult to clear. Even after lubrication and cleaning, it experienced malfunctions, requiring a bolt carrier group replacement to function.

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