Do you own more plastic or metal

[Jed Carter]

One tupperware, many metal... May retire the Glock G34 when the STI Custom single stack 9mm gets here in September.

 

[bikerdoc]

No plastic here

 

[jimmyraythomason]

All metal. No desire to own ANY plastic.

why is that?

I don't like the looks or feel of them. I'm just not interested in them.

 

[Ala Dan]

Definitely, more metal~!

 

[Nushif]

Two Metals, one Plastic.
That LCR is a beauty, though.

 

[Rembrandt]

Everything is wood & steel......except for the plastic on the black rifles.

 

[chez323]

2 plastic
3 metal

all my rifles/shotguns are metal & wood ( 2 shotguns/3 rifles)

 

[The Bushmaster]

And NO plastic [toy] guns here either. All steel and/or aluminum alloy.

Don't like the feel or the balance of the plastic guns. I don't think they will last as long as some of my handguns or rifles. Colt SAA (44 yrs) Win M94 (62 yrs)...

 

[rygould]

60% plastic, 40% metal. Next three on the wish list are all metal though.

 

[aji]

24 guns. all metal no plastic

 

[Glocked-N-Loaded]

4 fantastic plastic, 2 metal

 

[mcdonl]

2 Revolvers METAL
2 SEMI's METAL
1 SEMI PLASTIC
1 SEMI COMBO METAL AND PLASTIC

 

[REPOMAN]

All polymer baby...... Bring on the Kool-Aid

 

[Rshooter]

One metal, one plastic. Now if you want to talk rifles....

 

[JoeSlomo]

No plastic.

Not that I WOULDN'T own a plastic gun mind you, I just stick with what works best for me.

 

[Full Metal Jacket]

only one plastic, rest are metal

 

[03Shadowbob]

why? why do you feel plastic doesn't belong on a gun? i'm curious.

It was a joke, hence the smiley. deleted -- <Sam>

 

[khufford]

2 plastic, 1 metal (not including my shotgun...)

 

[ScratchnDent]

Just sold my lone plastic gun. Everything I have now is metal.

 

[KevinR]

7 Metal
1 Poly :banghead:

 

[buck460XVR]

Nowadays, all mine are metal. Had a plastic one some 50 years ago tho.......you loaded it from the muzzle with those bullets that had the suction cups on the end.

Seriously, I have no problem with plastic guns, and someday may own another.

 

[dgray64]

About and even split. I like both. Metal recoils with less impact, but plastic carries on the hip longer with less fatigue.

Dave

 

[The Bushmaster]

How old are you rabb?

I had plastic toys when I was a kid that didn't last. I had metal toys that have outlasted the plastic ones. Even my cap guns of old were metal.

I,also, have no use for tupperwear guns. Other then in landfills I doubte that they will last over the years as steel and other alloys have and will continue to.

Not only are your questions rather immature, but so are your reaction to a little humor...

 

[bluetopper]

I've outgrown the polymer phase of my life. I found no pride of ownership with them.

 

[searcher451]

I own a handful of polymer handguns and am delighted to own all of them, including the Walther P99 and the P99C models. But I own many more steel pistols that do provide a certain pride of ownership. As with all things at all times, however, to each his own, especially in the gun world. If the plastic models trip your trigger, good for you -- and vice versa. There's little reason to get cranked up on the issue.