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Chuckusaret · September 29, 2012, 07:54 AM

At one time I use to document the history of use of each of my guns but stopped doing so. I got lazy. My high round count guns and failures at the time I stopped documenting history in 2010 are:
XD40 SC- 6K (none)
Ruger Mark II- 22K (not a failure upgraded trigger job in 2010)
LCR .38- 925 (none)
Charter Arms .38- 1.3K (none) (1980 production bought used in 1990)
LCP- 856 (none)
S&W M&P 9- 2.1K (feed problem after 1.5K-polished ramp)
S&W M&P 40- 2.3k (none)
Mosin Nagant 91/30- 3.5K (none)
Glock G22- "3" rounds ( bought used and experienced a catastrophic failure, fired before going into full battery, in 2004)
Note: most of the above hand guns have had a minimum of 100 rounds per month fired with the exception of the Mark II that has had at least 10K thru it since June of 2010.

I think we should also include the history failure along with the ammo history as I have done.

September 29, 2012, 07:54 AM	#3
Chuckusaret Junior member Join Date: December 5, 2008 Location: Florida Posts: 708	At one time I use to document the history of use of each of my guns but stopped doing so. I got lazy. My high round count guns and failures at the time I stopped documenting history in 2010 are: XD40 SC- 6K (none) Ruger Mark II- 22K (not a failure upgraded trigger job in 2010) LCR .38- 925 (none) Charter Arms .38- 1.3K (none) (1980 production bought used in 1990) LCP- 856 (none) S&W M&P 9- 2.1K (feed problem after 1.5K-polished ramp) S&W M&P 40- 2.3k (none) Mosin Nagant 91/30- 3.5K (none) Glock G22- "3" rounds ( bought used and experienced a catastrophic failure, fired before going into full battery, in 2004) Note: most of the above hand guns have had a minimum of 100 rounds per month fired with the exception of the Mark II that has had at least 10K thru it since June of 2010. I think we should also include the history failure along with the ammo history as I have done. Last edited by Chuckusaret; September 29, 2012 at 08:04 AM.