My polymer hang up: I'm slowly getting over it

[gghbi]

Do you get the same satisfaction of pistol whipping someone with a polymer as metal?

Just curious.

Plastic guns still have metal slides... it all comes down to technique.

[alpacaheat]

I was the same way, I only had metal-framed guns for the longest time...and didn't want polymer. That changed when I found the need for a deep concealment piece and chose a Ruger LCP. We have a couple now.

I still prefer metal, but I've gotten over my distrust and dislike of polymer.

[alpacaheat]

Bury a poly gun next to a steel gun then dig it up in 100 years. Bet the poly looks ok and the steel frame is unidentifiable.

At least that's what they said about 6 pack rings and plastic water bottles.

Well you can put a sex robot and a woman in a freezer for a decade and the robot will still work when you get them back out, but I'd still rather have a real woman.

Why plan for something you're never going to do when you can enjoy things more now?

[RockIsland]

I used to be forged steel and walnut only.

Alloy frames were also not acceptable.

[P89]

That changed when I found the need for a deep concealment piece and chose a Ruger LCP.

I guess I'm so used to it now that I forgot that those are polymer. I guess I do have poly pistols around! LOL!

[SgtRecon]

Do you get the same satisfaction of pistol whipping someone with a polymer as metal?

Just curious.

My FN FNX 45 with 16 230grainers is one big heavy bitch, I'm sure it will put a good whippin on some miscreant if needed

[Berncly]

Well you can put a sex robot and a woman in a freezer for a decade and the robot will still work when you get them back out, but I'd still rather have a real woman.

Why plan for something you're never going to do when you can enjoy things more now?

Hmm...

:P

[alpacaheat]

I guess I'm so used to it now that I forgot that those are polymer. I guess I do have poly pistols around! LOL!

Sounds like they conceal so well that you forgot where you put them.

Good luck at the airport.

[P89]

I just got used to carrying the P238, the LCP is in my toolbox.
The point was polymer is so prevalent that I don't pay too much attention to what's made out of what.

[stainless]

My metal guns are my favorites - my revolvers/CZ75 I find the lightweight polymer a little punishing to shoot in comparison to the metal CZ75 or some of the revolvers in low calibre. The polymers are ok and do what they are supposed to well, but i still prefer "stainless".

I love you too Dearie, just don't tell your Hubby...