In the age of shitty design and manufacturing, finding products that actually work as advertised is a rarity. Exceptions: Pitbull stands Fiocchi ammo Seiko watches CZ pistols Milwaukee power tools Bacon
Aqua Velva Colt m1911a1 - even if you are out of ammo you can use it as a club, a hammer or as an anchor to hold your boat in place (ya' know, when you were shooting fish and ran out of ammo). 1986 GSXRs My dick
The 2:1 odds of my wife wanting something either changed or different whenever you move, buy, build, whatever for her. Spent complain about making her a drink though all kidding aside Glock Sig My ability to stub my toe at least once a month Smaller bore Honda dirtbikes Mercury outboard motors (older carbed ones) Husquavarna rancher chainsaw
Glock can suck it. Defective Glock 43 here. They don't stand behind their products and their warranty means nothing. Sig? My 320 and P365 both had significant defects. Using your customers as your QA department is generally frowned upon, but increasingly common. Yes, I know, everyone else on the Internet has 60,000 rounds through each of those 3 guns without a single failure
Any idea why this thing picks up 15 minutes a day? Debating servicing a $200 watch or just continue to smack it and hope.