NIGHTLORD40K
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Well, fiberglass really- but definitely NOT ugly!
Plastic That Ain't Ugly
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test drive
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Good example of opinion. Man that is one sweet ride !! But, I’d go get the biggest hammer I could find and beat that yellow paint off.
JR24
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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder but... yuck.
Give me a nice simple Glock over all those cutouts and whatnot.
Like the Talon grips though, so comfy.
dbluefish
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The problem with Glucks is they are just so brick-like ugly, lol.
SSN Vet
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My "beef" with plastic guns isn't really appearance, but rather, they're almost all (outside of the SIG product line) striker fired.... and my 1911's have turned me into a trigger snob.
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dbluefish
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One of the things I like about my S&W Shield PC .380 EZ is it is hammer fired and it is a really nice trigger, almost as good as my new Colt Cobra.
JR24
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Yep, and I like clean lines. Like my 1911s with as bare as possible slides as well.
Different strokes and all that.
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v8stang289
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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder I guess. I love blue steel and wood, but I like my modified G21 as well. I dont think it looks too bad. lol
bannockburn
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My ffl buddy just brought in an x5 legion for me, he just dosent know it yet.
Garandimal
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Naked beauty.
Everything it needs...
...nothin' it don't.
GR
Everything it needs...
...nothin' it don't.
GR
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S&W M&P 2.0 Full Size in FDE. Sorry, I don’t have one so no photo (and I had a terrible time finding one to swipe online, google makes it harder these days.)
The HK VP9 is ok too.
Neither is good looking by traditional blued-steel-and-walnut standards, but they have a shark-like, mean, all-business look of their own.
But some plastic guns, like the Glock, are just hideous. There’s no excuse for such ugliness, no matter how functional they may be.
The HK VP9 is ok too.
Neither is good looking by traditional blued-steel-and-walnut standards, but they have a shark-like, mean, all-business look of their own.
But some plastic guns, like the Glock, are just hideous. There’s no excuse for such ugliness, no matter how functional they may be.
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I love the looks of fat snubbie revolvers so I've always been attracted to the look of baby Glocks. I consider them to be the snubbie of the semi-auto world.
eyeshot
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I was starting to get a little nauseous until I got to the Beretta on page 3. I do like the P365 and some others but most are actually quite ugly.
bluecollar
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This. But I think it’s because it looks so similar to it’s all metal brothers.
It took me a long time to come around to plastic pistols. My first was a G19, which I don't find to be ugly. Not pretty, just utilitarian in appearance. I don't have any pictures handy, but mine isn't anything special. It looks like a Glock. I prefer the looks of the M&P series, but I don't own one, so I won't post pictures of those. On a smaller scale, I do like the looks of the Shields that I own.
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What he said..'Glucks'..big sigh....
That plastic is really dangerous.
FFGColorado
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Nope, this is a female version of a Glock..female version of a Sig is some pampered princess with lots of make-up.If Glocks were a women they’d be Whoopie Goldberg.
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