Top 5 Guns That Are Not Worth The Money

Published on October 10, 2021
Duration: 16:00

This review highlights five firearms deemed not worth the investment by the Honest Outlaw. The CZC A01 is criticized for its weight and price, while the FN 509 LS Edge suffers from a poor trigger and accuracy. The Microtech MSAR and Gideon Shadow are flagged for severe reliability and compatibility issues, respectively. Finally, the Guncrafter Hellcat X2 Commander is called out for unreliability and poor design despite its high cost.

Quick Summary

The Honest Outlaw identifies five firearms not worth the investment: the heavy and expensive CZC A01, the FN 509 LS Edge with its poor trigger and accuracy, the unreliable Microtech MSAR, the overpriced Gideon Shadow PCC, and the Guncrafter Hellcat X2 Commander due to reliability and design flaws.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: Guns Not Worth The Money
  2. 01:415. CZC A01 - Too Heavy, Too Pricey?
  3. 03:434. FN 509 LS Edge - Disappointing Performance
  4. 06:153. Microtech MSAR - Unreliable Clone
  5. 08:522. Gideon Shadow - Overpriced PCC
  6. 11:371. Guncrafter Hellcat X2 Commander - Expensive Failure

Frequently Asked Questions

What are some common criticisms of the CZC A01?

The CZC A01 is criticized for its excessive weight at 52 oz and a high price exceeding $2,000. Reviewers note it doesn't offer significant performance gains over cheaper alternatives like the CZ Shadow 2 and can suffer from reliability issues and excessive muzzle flip.

Why is the FN 509 LS Edge considered a poor value?

Despite its 5-inch barrel, the FN 509 LS Edge is criticized for a heavy 8 lb trigger pull and sub-par accuracy, especially for its price range of $1,300 to $1,500. These factors make it less appealing compared to other options on the market.

What are the main issues with the Microtech MSAR?

The Microtech MSAR, a Steyr AUG clone, is reported to be extremely unreliable. Common problems include frequent malfunctions and severe magazine compatibility issues, rendering it a poor value proposition even when found at used prices.

Why is the Guncrafter Hellcat X2 Commander not recommended?

The Guncrafter Hellcat X2 Commander, costing around $4,000, is criticized for unreliability and inaccuracy, attributed to a mediocre trigger. Poor grip texture and recoil management further detract from its value compared to competitors like Staccato models.

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