Ruddie
Member
For what its worth, the way I look at it is that a "daily use" gun is going to get messed up. It sucks because it cost money to buy and hurts when it get marred in some way or another. My Charles Daly 1911 is like that. Granted I didn't drop it in a lake or anything, it still erks me that its worn but that my fault for carrying it on a daily basis when I did.
Now I carry my Glock 22 all of the time and the finish is coming off of the receiver from holster wear plus it got a small chunk taken out of it from dropping it in my car and it hitting the seat frame underneath. It sucks but is manageable.
Now I carry my Glock 22 all of the time and the finish is coming off of the receiver from holster wear plus it got a small chunk taken out of it from dropping it in my car and it hitting the seat frame underneath. It sucks but is manageable.
