Anyone have any SKYY experience?

[96ramair]

I have the cpx2 with about 2k rounds through it with zero problems.. Great gun for the money..

 

[Madjack181]

Now if you're talking SKYY vodka, I've had experience with that! I highly recommend! :-)

 

[Drail]

If a gun "needs breaking in" then it should not have made out of the factory. I just can't believe how many people have bought into that nonsense.

 

[danielson]

If a gun "needs breaking in" then it should not have made out of the factory. I just can't believe how many people have bought into that nonsense.

I took this from the Kimber full size 1911 owners manual.

BREAK-IN PERIOD
Before firing the pistol for the first time, Field Strip
and clean the firearm following proper procedures.
(see DISASSEMBLY, CLEANING and LUBRICATION
and ASSEMBLY Instructions in this Manual)
Kimbers firearms are quality custom pieces. Our
firearms are hand fitted to tight tolerances. For
proper Break-in of the firearm shoot 400-500
rounds of Quality Factory Ball
(230g. FMJ)
Ammunition, cleaning and lubricating
the gun every
100-150 rounds.

I took this from Wilson Combat's manual...

BREAK-IN
The
WILSON
COMBAT®
pistol is a finely tuned piece
of
equipment
constructed
by
knowledgeable
technicians
to
extremely
close
tolerances.
It
is
tightly
fitted
to
assure
maximum
accuracy
and long
service
life. We
recommend
that you
fire
a
minimum
of
300-500
rounds
of
full
charge
ammunition
thru
this
pistol
prior
to
initial
dis-assembly.
This
break-in
is
necessary
to
allow
the
contact
surface
to
properly
"seat",
thus
insuring
dependable
functioning.



Your right... Only a HORRIBLE company would produce a firearm that has a hokey break in period....

 

[Midskier]

My SCCYs did not need any "breaking in" just the routine clean it b4 you shoot the first time and again several hundred rounds later (just because it felt dirty) for the $$ they're a really good package
and if you do have any issue I'm highly confident SCCY will handle it promptly - regardless of how many owners it has had. I scored my first one for $200 and my second for a whopping $149......new.

 

[Tactically Fat]

Your right... Only a HORRIBLE company would produce a firearm that has a hokey break in period....

He likes to rail against "break in periods" by stating things like "You guys keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it does"...

And then offers no further explanation of how he's smarter than myriad firearms design engineers who ask that such instructions are put into the firearms manuals.

You're not likely to get any further explanation out of him.

 

[danielson]

Wow... sorry about the retarded paste effect... I copied it from a .pdf

Still, the point remains.

He seems like a troll to me, but I figured some unknowing passer-by might read what he posted and think he actually has the first clue what hes talking about.

 

[blkrifle]

sold 5 to 5 different friends and they are still friends. no problems with any of the pistols. not bad for the money. I am sure sccy will make any problems right if you ask.

 

[Tynimiller]

I will state just observations of these that have come through shop/range. The CPX-1 and early runs seem TERRIBLE. The later runs seem to function equal to a KelTec at worst, and I own a KelTec so that isn't a nock. Affordable gun for those strapped for money or just can't justify spending more.

 

[gundoc111]

Even Kel Tec people dog them, if that gives you any clues.

 

[WOLFEMAN]

Use to sell them....Umm Sorry