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M&P .22 compact. It really is a pretty
nice gun, but mine has canted sights so bad that with the rear sight adjustment all the way to the stop, it still shoots to the right about 8 inches at 25 yards. I got it on sale from PSA for $250 though, that is the only thing that has kept me from hating it.

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CZ vz. 52 pistol.

If you look out on the wide expanse of the Internet, you will find people extoling the virtues of the vz. 52 pistol, and how it is oh so superior to the mundane TT-33. Don't listen to them.

It is a bizarre pistol with ergonomics designed for nobody, an operating system that had never been used on a handgun before and would never be used on one again, and which has issues with poor metallurgy on important parts of the gun. Poor quality rollers flatten out and trash the barrel. Firing pin breaks at the drop of a hat. The decocker becomes unreliable and turns into a second trigger. And yes, you read that right, it's an SAO handgun with a decocker. Why? Who knows. I can only assume the Czech designer of this gun was on some serious drugs.

As a historical collectible, it has value. If you just want to shoot 7.62x25, go buy a TT-33 variant and don't look back.

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The Makarov. I read the fixed barrel Bulgarian model was the most accurate so I got one of those. Got some nice rubberized grips. Took it to the range.

It was so inaccurate I couldn't even print from 25 yards. Brought it in to 10 yards, flyers all over the place. What a huge disappointment. At least it was cheap.