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UNCUT - Thanks ,I was typing a response to joecad when you responded. I agree that perhaps it is unfair to judge all of a manufacturers guns by one example (except Kimber ,just kidding) but I don't think that Kabooms are a good example of other handguns that are "Lemons". The Kabooms happen because of double ,or overcharged ammunition. The owners of the guns put the round into an otherwise functional gun ,and render it unfunctional do to the resulting overpressure. Perhaps a better illustration of your point might be the barrels blowing off the NC DOC's S&W M 65-6's. In that case clearly ,it is faulty workmanship on the part of the manufacturer. Regards 18DAI.
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