wally
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I know a gun dealer that claims he can make some adjustments to a Jennings 9mm that will make it shoot and eject everytime.
I believe it. I did this to my .380 and .22. Never figured out a fix for the feed failures once the gun gets dirty ~40rnds with cheap ammo. But its always been OK again for a while after cleaning. The .25 was reliable out of the box once I removed the burrs from the mags that prevented me from loading them. Its always ran thru a box of 50 without failure, but with the price of .25ACP ammo I've not shot it very much.
I bought all three as a set at a gun show the weekend before the Brady Bill took effect as I figured I'd never go thru a waiting period and second trip to the store to ever buy them otherwise. I have them hanging proudly on the wall in a glass display case as thief bait Magazines are locked in the safe to reduce the usefullness to said thief.
They are reliable single shot pistols with significant possibility of multiple shots. But anyone poor enough to actually need to consider buying one IMHO should pick up aluinum cans along the highway until enough extra cash is obtained to buy one of the quality low cost surplus guns already mentioned instead.
--wally.