17 guns that will not last for 1500 rounds

[727Sky]

Some guns just aren’t built to last—and after digging into reviews, owner complaints, and firsthand feedback, these 17 models prove it. Whether it’s the Taurus G3C’s fragile frame, the Hi-Point JCP’s deforming slide, or the Llama Max-1’s constant jamming, these firearms start breaking down fast—often before hitting 1,500 rounds. From weak springs and cracked slides to misaligned cylinders and worn-out triggers, the list includes compact pistols, budget revolvers, and even a few once-promising designs like the Kahr PM9 and Beretta Nano. If long-term reliability matters to you, these are the models you might want to think twice about.

[727Sky]

The gun market shifts like quicksand. The rifles flying off shelves right now reveal exactly what American gun owners truly value in 2025. I've analyzed the latest sales data to identify the ten fastest-selling rifles in the country. Some familiar favorites made the cut, but several surprising newcomers have muscled their way onto this year's list. The rankings might challenge what you thought you knew about today's rifle market. Hit that subscribe button now so you don't miss any future firearms insights, and let's examine what the data shows about America's current rifle preferences.

[HaarFager]

I'll bet my Colt 1908 Automatic Pocket Hammerless .380, which was made in 1922, isn't on that list.