Plastic That Ain't Ugly

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Mike J

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Many times I have seen negative posts about polymer framed handguns. Something along the lines of, "they might work but dang they're ugly". To be honest I've always somewhat agreed with them (I still admire the appearance of a nice revolver or 1911). I owned a few other polymer framed pistols before I got my M&P 2.0 Compact. They were all okay but when I got it I thought, "Dang, I actually kind of like how it looks." So my question is do you have a polymer framed pistol that you think isn't repulsive looking. Maybe you even think it looks kind of nice. If so please post a pic. Here is mine,

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I love the look of the Shield line. All business with a bit of class. I think my Shield .45 looks like a weightlifter wearing an off the rack suit from Men's Warehouse.
 
While long time fan of Glock 17/19/26 and transitioned to Glock 22/23/27, I enjoyed M&P 40/M&P 45 that were much more "ergonomic" and nicer feeling in the hands and less "blocky".

M&P Shield 9mm continues with same "ergonomic" features with nicer feeling in the hands along with USA made TCP 738 that I think is actually cute.

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I like the looks of the full size M&P and also the sand colored Canik. Just like, not love. Some of the Walther offerings are OK too. That said none of them are going to take a blue ribbon over most steel guns if I'm the looks judge.
 
That's as close as I could get.


I actually thought about putting this in Handguns: General Discussion but I thought it would get more action here as there are more polymer framed autoloaders. It's all good. In all honesty I am just sick of the news & the politics lately. I thought this might make a fun thread.
 
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