I think there's a lot to be said for experience when it comes to firearms. When you make hundreds of something vs millions, the one that makes a million of them is just going to have it down a little smoother. I have a Ruger 10/22, a 22/45 Lilte, and Super Redhawk 44mag, and they're all as smooth as butter. With good ammo, they're near 100% reliability for me with factory ammo, and the accuracy is what they claim in the brochures. Honestly, I bet this will cause some shock-and-awe in this crowd, but I'd EASILY reach for one of my Rugers over my Glock. I don't know, I just trust them more. It's not an American thing. It's an experience thing. In my hand, I just shoot better with them.
My opinions are worth what you paid for them.
All I want from a firearm is 99% or higher reliability, and accuracy better than my shooting skill. A nice holster is a big plus.
My opinions are worth what you paid for them.
All I want from a firearm is 99% or higher reliability, and accuracy better than my shooting skill. A nice holster is a big plus.