Comments by "Spring Bloom" (@springbloom5940) on "Calico Reliability Testing: Round 3!" video.

  1.  @Lykyk  Thats a joke, right? I have over 700 rounds of the cheapest crap I can get, on a CZ75B, between cleanings and zero malfunctions. You people are the sort that run a box of Gold Dots through your new pistol with only one stovepipe and declare it the best gun you've ever had.
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  2.  @adamarens3520  Someone finds ammo. I have 3 asshats within a mile of me, that go out at least once a week and dump 2 or 3 mags of rifle and or pistol, fast as they can diddle their trigger. Meanwhile, Im skimming ammo from work.
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  3. He's thinking, Im sure I fired 100... then the unfired round falls out.
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  4. Yeah, Im with blaming the ammo. Its always the sh*tty ammo's fault, when a pet gun fails 😉
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  5.  @Lykyk  Well, fir one, I don't like my own comments, that everyone is going to laugh at. You must be trying to be a clown.
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  6.  @fabiovarra3698  Well, sure, so long as you don't depend on it as a weapon. Tip: when you're using a gun, lots of stuff has already gone pretty wrong. Thats not a time to be wondering if you cleaned your gun well enough.
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  7.  @Kombereloni  Maybe its just an unreliable gun?
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  8.  J  A reliable gun, should go several hundred rounds, between cleanings, with no problems. I do keep my carry gun clean, but most of my guns don't get cleaned, until they start getting a little sluggish. Typically when I get a new gun, I don't clean it, until I cant get through a mag, without a malfunction. Then, I detail strip it, look for wear and fouling buildup and try to determine the trouble areas. Typically, an occasional swab through the chamber and bore, can get a decent pistol through 1000 rounds or more, without 'cleaning'. ARs can be a little more quirky and more dependent on how long it sits, than how long between cleanings. That is, get it hot and put it away dirty, tomorrow it works fine, but next week, the bolt is stuck. This can happen with even a freshly cleaned rifle. I never let an AR sit more than a few days, without running the action, no matter how clean it is; and if its going into storage, I pull the BCG.
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  9.  @CAPFlyer  I cannot get my head around people badmouthing Win USA ammo. I've fired hundreds of thousands of rounds of it and cant recall a single failure that I can definitively attribute to the ammo.
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  10. Its always the ammo's fault. Ask any Kimber snob.
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  11.  @isosev  Uh... ok. I think you need to re-read some comments 🤨
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  12.  @sinner2512  No, its the equivalent of 3 magazines.
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  13.  @CAPFlyer  I was speaking, generally.
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  14.  @stefanmolnapor910  Ive had Winchester rounds fail visual inspection. But, that goes for every brand, I've ever used. Ive even had premium duty ammo from Speer and Hornady, fail visual inspection. Ill clarify, I've never put a WIN USA round into my gun that definitively failed... that I recall. Remington's UMC bulk, on the other hand, Ive had lots of bad primers and underpowered rounds, to the degree that I wont even buy it, anymore.
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  15.  @randymagnum143  To be fair, that is an old and corrected problem.
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  16.  @randymagnum143  Believe me, Im no Glock fanboy. But, the rapid auto-disassembly problem, was a direct result of one of the main reasons I have a grudge against Glock. S&W was developing the Sigma and .40S&W in tandem, as a LE package to meet the new FBI handgun performance standard. Through corporate espionage, Glock stole some fired cases from Winchester and back-engineered their own .40 to scoop S&W. They secretly developed a .40 chambered Glock, based on the G17 and then sued S&W for patent infringement, to suppress the Sigma, until after the FBI made its selection. Problem is, they developed their chamber, for a shortened 10mm case, which had a heavier base than the commercial Winchester cartridge. Thus, they did not reinforce the chamber in a couple of key areas, allowing the commercial case heads to blow out. This is why they blew up and also why Glock identifies their chamber as '.40 cal' and not '.40 S&W'... because they're still afraid S&W and Winchester will (rightfully so) take them to the cleaners. TL;DR Technically, it was an ammo issue, I guess 🙄 But, they fixed that problem a long time ago, while deftly managing to never acknowledge there ever was a problem. And no, I would not fire an early .40 cal Glock.
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  17.  @DuckcuD  How many times do you suppose I cleaned my M16A2 'Destroyer of Worlds' 5.56mm, Magazine Fed, Gas Operated, Machine Rifle, during a firefight? How many mags/rounds do you think I expended?
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  18. Everyone blames the ammo, when their pet gun embarrasses them.
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  19.  @ScottKenny1978  Can you tell the difference between a light strike and a hard primer? I doubt it.
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  20.  @fus132  Overly complicated
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  21.  @kenibnanak5554  I sincerely doubt that.
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  22.  @Roger_Stenning  They do not like cold weather. Most steel framed guns dont. But, The full length frame rails, make them especially sluggish in cold weather, if they're even a little dirty.
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  23.  @xt6wagon  That was a pretty moronic thing to say, dude. You should probably delete that 🤦
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  24.  @isosev  It wont feed XTP 147gr. Ramp is too steep for the bullet profile; they nose up into the top of the chamber and stop. Only problem Ive had with the 9. The 40 is so slick, you can drop a round into the magwell and it'll go straight into the chamber, like its on a rail. Itll feed an empty case from the mag, right into the chamber.
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  25.  @xt6wagon  Do you need an adult 🤨
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