"Excluding all options that are too silly for there to be any chance someone would use them,
the worst options would be guns highly tuned to meet a very narrow purpose using design elements that reduce their reliability for uses outside of that specific purpose.

Example: 1911's tuned to be perfect for bullseye competition. The tight tolerances required in such a tuning will really work against you if you have to shoot less-than-perfect ammo or shoot the gun more quickly than it's design is intended to allow."

"Any microgun (i.e. the 2mm pistols and such.)

Failing that, any rifle in a Lazzeroni caliber. If you don't reload, good luck finding ammo.

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"Well, see, then it becomes very difficult to judge which cartridges are "mainstream." Is that only things like the .30-06, .308, etc., or does it include things like the .338 Win. Mag, .375, etc?"

"Paul...drumroll, please.

Tonight's Top Ten is: Top Ten Worst guns for Z-day

10: Desert Eagle .50

9: AMT Backup

8: Sears 16 gauge single shot shotgun

7: Charter Arms Bulldog .44 Special

6: Lorcin .380

*Pauses to throw pencils at the camera and talk about my socks for 10 minutes.

5: COP .357 Derringer

4: Anything chambered for airsoft pellets

3: Anything in 9mm Largo

2: 1895 Nagant Revolver

1: An empty firearm"

"A gun you do not know how to use."

"WIth all the talk of weapons and ammo going around the site, i was wondering.

What is the worst gun for z-day. I will put down some qualifiers.
1. Must be man portable. in other words, one person can effectively move and operate without any help.
2. Must be actual firearm, i will not include BB guns, paintball guns, potato guns, etc
4. Must fire bullets or shotgun shells, no explosives or rockets
5. Must be available to people.
6. must be relatively modern, no muzzleloaders.

Just wondering."