For the Tupperware Fanbois

[BlueStarLizzard]

So is AK, and from what I hear, it doesn't really have to get cleaned in order to function.

Though I can imagine that in a high precision handgun, the fumes may gum up the works..

With precision guns, in my experiance, you either never clean them or clean them perfectly at all times.

And 60 rounds isn't bad if your actually using it to hunt. That gives you a good 10 or 15 rounds to zero your scope and still have way more then enough to take out a couple beasties.

[lee n. field]

And, (IIRC) the Dessert Eagle is a direct impingement system, not a piston gun.

[Boomhauer]

So is AK, and from what I hear, it doesn't really have to get cleaned in order to function.

The AK needs cleaning just like every other gun. There are conditions that will indeed cause a malf of even the famed AK.

[TechMan]

Some folks have very weak hands or quite possibly no other hand. Just because I know seven ways to cycle a Glock using my leg or something other than a hand doesn't mean everyone does. I also happen to think that a 9mm open gun with dot, racker, comp and 25+ mag would make a handy house and car gun. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlMz2sCDCA4

[Bigjake]

In my younger days,  I owned a .357 DE. 

Waste of F'ing time, and I don't think it ran a whole mag without malfunction while I owned it.  I suppose the direct gas impingement works better with the larger rnds,  but don't bother with the .357,  it's a jam-o-matic.