LCS .22 Caliber Starter Pistol Reviews

3.5 Rating 77 Reviews

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“It worked great till I dropped it and it broke! I’ve never had a gun break so easily!”

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Posted 2 years ago

Lucius Miller

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“Unfortunately I had hoped the LCS .22 would be a perfect practice starter pistol for us. May employee took it and after about 10 starts the spring popped out of the gun and we haven't been able to use it since. I wasn't sure what was done to make this happen but thought it shouldn't have happened during our first use of the gun. The gun came extra oiled when we first unboxed it so it seemed ready for service. We used the .22 crimped shells as suggested.”

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Posted 2 years ago

Jack Martocello

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“Shot once and fell apart”

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Posted 2 years ago

Victor Colter

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“The LCS .22 Caliber Starter Pistol is Awesome and works very well.”

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Posted 2 years ago

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Posted 3 years ago

Scott Jackson

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Posted 3 years ago

Donald Hemingsen

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“On a cold day I dropped this pistol on a frozen stump. The handle panels came off and parts flew into the land of the lost.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Out of the box the pistol frequently misfires as the cylinder is not rotating properly. I had the same model before and it lasted a number of years before wearing out. For the price my expectations were not high but I expected it to at least be serviceable for a reasonable time”

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Posted 3 years ago