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JohnKSa said:When you look at how much it costs to buy enough ammo to wear out a good quality gun, it becomes obvious that agonizing over the durability differences in various quality designs is pretty pointless.
Any name brand gun will outlive the owner. I have several pistols that are 70-100+ years old and have been used extensively and are still working just fine. Avoid the cheap imports made before 1968 and you should have no worries.
I'm guessing you're a young man who has grown up in this disposable age. I grew up when things were meant to last...and be repaired if they stopped working.
Colt 1911 I guess.
Makarov vote here. Less moving parts then your floating barrel counter parts.
Soviet version of our 1911??Durable - simple. Mispec Makarov. Soviet version of our 1911 but less moving parts. I think you'd actually have to deliberately try to break one.
Or Google Hi-Piont to see the real abuse champion, and TRULY no questions asked warrantee, and customer service!