Old School Steel vs The Latest Thing

[tarosean]

Yeah, that argument has always felt more like a neat theory to me than descriptive of anything real.

You need to see if you can watch MidwayUSA's Gun Stories on Glock (it is/was on the Outdoor Channel). They show slow motion shots with the entire front of the frame slapping like a diving board after the shots.

Ive personally never felt it, but it sure is an eye opener..

 

[AustinTX]

You need to see if you can watch MidwayUSA's Gun Stories on Glock (it is/was on the Outdoor Channel). They show slow motion shots with the entire front of the frame slapping like a diving board after the shots.

Ive personally never felt it, but it sure is an eye opener..

Oh, I've seen all that stuff. I wasn't saying that polymer frames don't flex -- I was saying that their ample flexing and vibration is not something that translates into more pleasant recoil in my experience. (I can see how my post wasn't completely clear, since the quote feature only includes one post and doesn't automatically nest prior quoted posts. I was agreeing with jad0110 in his response to a prior comment.)