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This video critically evaluates seven firearms that the presenter believes are poor value or outdated purchases in 2026. The host, Hegshot87, argues that while some firearms like the FN SCAR 17S in .308 offer distinct advantages, its 5.56 variants and other models like the Kriss Vector, Uzi Pro, Sig 938, SKS, and Ruger Mini-14 are often outperformed by comparable or cheaper alternatives, or are simply overpriced for their capabilities. The presenter emphasizes investing in ammo and training over expensive, less practical firearms.

Quick Summary

Firearms instructor Hegshot87 identifies seven guns people often regret buying, including the FN SCAR (5.56), Kriss Vector, and SKS. He argues these firearms are often overpriced, outperformed by cheaper alternatives, or lack practical utility, advising viewers to prioritize ammo and training over expensive, hype-driven purchases.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Guns to Regret Buying
  2. 01:21FN SCAR (5.56 Variants)
  3. 04:23FN SCAR 17S (.308)
  4. 07:07Kriss Vector
  5. 11:16Uzi Pro
  6. 14:14Sig Sauer 938
  7. 17:27SKS Rifle
  8. 21:44Ruger Mini-14
  9. 26:58Conclusion & Viewer Interaction

Frequently Asked Questions

What are some common reasons people regret buying certain firearms?

Regret often stems from purchasing firearms based on hype or media appearances rather than practical value. Many regret buying guns that are overpriced, lack modern features, are outperformed by cheaper alternatives, or have limited utility for their intended purpose, leading to them sitting unused.

Why is the FN SCAR in 5.56mm considered a regrettable purchase by some?

The 5.56mm variants of the FN SCAR are often seen as regrettable purchases due to their extremely high price point, which is not justified by performance gains over more affordable and equally capable AR-15 platforms or other piston-driven rifles. The cost of the firearm itself, plus necessary accessories, makes it a poor value proposition for many.

What are the main criticisms of the Kriss Vector for civilian ownership?

The Kriss Vector is criticized for being over-engineered, heavy (especially the pistol variants with braces), and expensive. While its Super V system is innovative, civilian semi-auto models don't fully leverage its benefits, and its weight and complexity make it less practical than many other firearms for general use or self-defense.

How have the prices of SKS rifles changed over time?

SKS rifles were once readily available for under $100. However, prices have dramatically increased, with Russian variants now costing upwards of $1,000. This shift has transformed the SKS from an affordable, practical firearm into a collector's item valued more for its potential investment return than its utility.

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