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Can't say anything bad about my CPX-3.
Can't say anything bad about my CPX-3.
NEW! DVG-1 (SCCY)
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Went from gun shop to range within an hour and fired 100 rds. without the first problem. Cleaning was very easy. Light weight and fits my hand perfectly. Nothing I don't like so far about this gun. Would I recommend the DVG to a friend? Absolutely
Nice to hear good things about them, but they are not known for quality. I do not think I would ever take the chance on one. Hope it keeps working.
Where do you find the report of their poor quality? I'm not seeing it.Nice to hear good things about them, but they are not known for quality. I do not think I would ever take the chance on one. Hope it keeps working.
I thought long and hard before deciding to make this post; but what the hell…
A friend and mentor who I’d trust with more than my life (yes; seriously) told us a few years ago, and showed pictures; of a friend’s new SCCY that they’d taken out to shoot for the first time that morning.
It’s been a while, but basically they shot a few rounds, then the gun blew up shooting factory ammo. In the pictures of the split/blown up slide and barrel, the grain structure of both revealed by the splits looked so coarse that I’d have said that they were cast; but no one would make a cast barrel that I’ve ever heard of…
Anyway; I have no interest in one.
A friend and mentor who I’d trust with more than my life (yes; seriously) told us a few years ago, and showed pictures; of a friend’s new SCCY that they’d taken out to shoot for the first time that morning.
It’s been a while, but basically they shot a few rounds, then the gun blew up shooting factory ammo. In the pictures of the split/blown up slide and barrel, the grain structure of both revealed by the splits looked so coarse that I’d have said that they were cast; but no one would make a cast barrel that I’ve ever heard of…
Anyway; I have no interest in one.
Really? Go on any gun forum and ask people what they think of the brand. It's a step below Taurus, I believe.Where do you find the report of their poor quality? I'm not seeing it.
Thanks for your report. As an actual owner I have found my DVG to work flawlessly right out of the box through several hundred rounds thus far. (Georgia Arms bulk 115gr). It fits my hand and is light weight. I notice smoothness and accuracy improving the more I fire it, so break-in seems to be a factor (not sure who most needs the break-in, me or the gun). Lifetime warranty that stays with the gun is further reassuring. I like it well enough that I'm going to buy another one.Really? Go on any gun forum and ask people what they think of the brand. It's a step below Taurus, I believe.
Happy to hear it is working for you.Thanks for your report. As an actual owner I have found my DVG to work flawlessly right out of the box through several hundred rounds thus far. (Georgia Arms bulk 115gr). It fits my hand and is light weight. I notice smoothness and accuracy improving the more I fire it, so break-in seems to be a factor (not sure who most needs the break-in, me or the gun). Lifetime warranty that stays with the gun is further reassuring. I like it well enough that I'm going to buy another one.
I decided to take a chance on the DVG-1. I like inexpensive guns that work. We'll see if it works. Wish me luck. Lol
That would certainly turn me off on a firearm. I don't own a SCCY, but I fired one and found it shot well with no malfunctions. I also know that two "Inexpensive" guns, the Taurus G3 and the S&W SD9VE get beat up because of the price ($300.00) or so. Big difference between "Inexpensive" and "Cheap".I thought long and hard before deciding to make this post; but what the hell…
A friend and mentor who I’d trust with more than my life (yes; seriously) told us a few years ago, and showed pictures; of a friend’s new SCCY that they’d taken out to shoot for the first time that morning.
It’s been a while, but basically they shot a few rounds, then the gun blew up shooting factory ammo. In the pictures of the split/blown up slide and barrel, the grain structure of both revealed by the splits looked so coarse that I’d have said that they were cast; but no one would make a cast barrel that I’ve ever heard of…
Anyway; I have no interest in one.
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