welshrabbit
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- Jan 25, 2008
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One hears different things from different people. I am familiar with the likes of Jim Grover and Chuck Taylor using their Glocks past reasonable round counts. I have also heard stories from respectable people like ToddG of Glocks suffering catastrophic failure.
My question is this: is plastic destined to fall apart due to exposure to air, sunlight, or moisture? Or is that an unneeded concern. I believe that Glock does possibly make the most durable pistol that one can buy, but is it still just waiting to fail? If so what causes plastic to fail? One would really prefer for one's pistol to be like Grandpa's old S&W Highway Patrolman which still seems to be just fine.
Thanks
My question is this: is plastic destined to fall apart due to exposure to air, sunlight, or moisture? Or is that an unneeded concern. I believe that Glock does possibly make the most durable pistol that one can buy, but is it still just waiting to fail? If so what causes plastic to fail? One would really prefer for one's pistol to be like Grandpa's old S&W Highway Patrolman which still seems to be just fine.
Thanks