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This is the 2nd edition of this thread, being that many have discussed various rifles to me since the last one was posted.
This is not what is the worst gun, but rather most unreliable. What gun has little reliability for you?
This is the 2nd edition of this thread, being that many have discussed various rifles to me since the last one was posted.
This is not what is the worst gun, but rather most unreliable. What gun has little reliability for you?
Honestly dude, all of mine have been very reliable. Reason being, because of this forum. Alot of good positive and negative feedback on here for people to be smart with their money and decision. Sooooo Im not really sure? I’ll sit back and see what others say 
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Honestly dude, all of mine have been very reliable. Reason being, because of this forum. Alot of good positive and negative feedback on here for people to be smart with their money and decision. Sooooo Im not really sure? I’ll sit back and see what others say
I was just sitting here thinking the same thing.
Mentally was going through the brands that I've either owned or tested (Daystate, Brocock, Taipan, Weirhauch, Crosman/Benjamin, RTI, BSA, FWB. JSAR) and realizing I haven't really had problem children amongst any of those. I'm not saying there aren't reliability issues (because it seems like there's always a member or two trying to work through a problem gun).. Dunno if I'm lucky or if it's simply because I avoid the ones that I hear about being problematic.
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FX Cyclone for me. Lots of cheesy brass parts that ate themselves. And the trigger was the flimsiest thing ever, the "sear wheel" thing wasn't cut right and the trigger bar was threaded so oversized that the set screws just rattled out.
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that was my thread also, but that isn’t this thread, as this thread is not worst gun but rather most unreliable. If you want to vote for a gun vote for a gun.
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Wow, I didn’t mean to upset you. Idk how I did, as I didn’t want this thread to be an anti-FX thread and thought you could provide another brand that you found unreliable. I will be the first to tell you that I know very little compared to most here, probably yourself included. Please forgive me if I came off rude somehow.
All the best, LT
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I don't like to go browsing stores especially lately several years, but whenever I am passing by a store with a huge lineup at a front door, I start laughing myself these ppl must expect some free stuff at least a free coffee.
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oh I know. Lines are horrible. Have you ever waited in line for a movie? Insane. Btw interesting scope thread a day ago.
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I find these pseudo-random topic "vote" threads annoying for some reason. Not trying to be critical...just sharing my thoughts.
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lieutenantcolumbo do not stop with your vote topics if you enjoy them ,,most of them got some good feed back , if a few dont like them they can go else were,, ,to spend the time to complaining instead of moving on to another topic is childish and uncalled for ,,keep on keeping on Hynzie 4Ss.
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I have been shooting airguns for over 50 years, I have owned guns from the very cheap to the very expensive and my expectation of reliability changes as the price increases. If a cheap springer chews through a breech seal every 500 shoots I merely shrug my shoulders and change it. If a 2k pcp blows a breech seal o ring every 500 shots, I change it while shouting obscenities.
I have come up with a formula that seems to hold true for most pcps
where P = parts, O = o rings, C = cost , U = unreliability and F = frustration then...
.P x O x C = U the higher the U value the higher the F factor
For example a theoben rapid mk1
50x5 x500 =125,000 =
FX impact
500 x 50 x 2000 = 50,000,000 =
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I have come up with a formula that seems to hold true for most pcps
where P = parts, O = o rings, C = cost , U = unreliability and F = frustration then...
.P x O x C = U the higher the U value the higher the F factor
For example a theoben rapid mk1
50x5 x500 =125,000 =
FX impact
500 x 50 x 2000 = 50,000,000 =
Bb
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I’ve been lucky and only had an issue with my streamline(leaking reg) and it was fixed under warranty. Other then that I’ve been pretty good. Now compressors is another story!
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