7 More Guns You WILL Regret Buying

Published on March 25, 2026
Duration: 27:31

This video critically evaluates seven firearms that the presenter believes are poor purchasing decisions in the current market, primarily due to better, more cost-effective alternatives. The presenter, an experienced firearms instructor, argues that many buyers are swayed by hype rather than practical utility or value. He contrasts high-priced, niche firearms with more accessible and capable options, emphasizing the importance of investing in ammunition and training over expensive, underutilized platforms.

Quick Summary

Firearms instructor Hegshot87 advises against purchasing seven specific firearms due to poor value, better alternatives, or outdated designs. He highlights the FN SCAR 5.56mm's high cost relative to AR-15s, the Kriss Vector's unnecessary weight and complexity, and the SIG P938's low capacity compared to modern pistols. The SKS and Ruger Mini-14 are also criticized for price inflation and underperformance, respectively.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Guns to Regret Buying
  2. 01:23FN SCAR (5.56mm): Overpriced and Outclassed
  3. 04:23FN SCAR 17S (.308): A More Sensible Option
  4. 07:07Kriss Vector: Over-engineered and Heavy
  5. 11:16Uzi Pro: Limited Range and Ergonomics
  6. 14:14SIG Sauer P938: Aged Poorly in the Market
  7. 17:27SKS: Price Inflation Makes it a Collector's Item
  8. 21:44Ruger Mini-14: Outperformed by AR-15s
  9. 22:01Walther's Lack of New Product Excitement
  10. 27:19SCAR 17S Giveaway Reminder

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is the FN SCAR in 5.56mm considered a bad purchase?

The FN SCAR in 5.56mm is criticized for its high price point (around $4,000 MSRP) and lack of significant advantages over more affordable, high-end AR-15 platforms. Alternatives like the CZ Bren 2 or SIG MCX offer comparable or better performance at a fraction of the cost, making the SCAR a purchase driven more by hype than practical value.

What are the main criticisms of the Kriss Vector?

The Kriss Vector is considered over-engineered and unnecessarily heavy for civilian semi-automatic use, especially in .45 ACP. Weighing over 8 pounds with a brace, its unique Super V system doesn't fully justify its bulk and complexity, and ergonomic issues like a pinching bolt release further detract from its practicality.

Why has the SIG Sauer P938 become a regrettable purchase?

The SIG Sauer P938, once a premium single-stack 9mm, has been surpassed by modern pistols like the Sig P365, Glock 43, and Springfield Hellcat. These newer options offer significantly higher magazine capacities (10-13 rounds vs. P938's 7) at comparable or lower prices, making the P938 a poor value proposition today.

Is the SKS still a good value firearm?

No, the SKS is no longer a good value. While historically available for under $100, Russian variants now cost over $1,000. This price inflation has shifted the SKS from a practical, affordable rifle to a collector's item where the focus is on investment potential rather than its original utility.

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