Serious Question

[vincentpa]

I thought the 80% lowers for AR style etc just needed some drilling for the pins. If that's so, what's the talk about milling for. Just make a jig and drill them out.

All you have to do is hollow out the center. There are no side rails to cut on an AR rifle.

[The Duck Hammer]

I thought he was talking about the 1911 frame. My bad

[Juice Box]

Being serious, I doubt a poly frame would hold up to the long term usage you would require as a weapon. It will break. It's just a matter of when. There are too many re entrant corners. Polymers are weak at corners especially as a result of fatigue, which is what frames experience. Go for a metal frame.

You better give Mr. Glock a call, then.

Or Springfield or ruger or smith and Wesson pr sig or cz or fn or Taurus........ok maybe skip that last one. They haven't figured it out yet......@

I've never had a single problem with my Taurus!! Good shooting little gun too.

[aunt betty]

Being serious, I doubt a poly frame would hold up to the long term usage you would require as a weapon. It will break. It's just a matter of when. There are too many re entrant corners. Polymers are weak at corners especially as a result of fatigue, which is what frames experience. Go for a metal frame.

You better give Mr. Glock a call, then.

Or Springfield or ruger or smith and Wesson pr sig or cz or fn or Taurus........ok maybe skip that last one. They haven't figured it out yet......@

I've never had a single problem with my Taurus!! Good shooting little gun too.

My Taurus works.
Its a revolver though.

The thing I love about my pistol, .357 magnum, is that it's LOUD.
Guys with 9mm's cracking away suddenly stop and look when my revolver gets fired.
People tend to go WOA.

[huntall6]

I thought he was talking about the 1911 frame. My bad

That's what I was talking about

[huntall6]

Being serious, I doubt a poly frame would hold up to the long term usage you would require as a weapon. It will break. It's just a matter of when. There are too many re entrant corners. Polymers are weak at corners especially as a result of fatigue, which is what frames experience. Go for a metal frame.

You better give Mr. Glock a call, then.

Or Springfield or ruger or smith and Wesson pr sig or cz or fn or Taurus........ok maybe skip that last one. They haven't figured it out yet......@

I've never had a single problem with my Taurus!! Good shooting little gun too.

My next purchase is the same gun as yours, the TCP. I have no bias. Just thought I would make a joke.......

[sws002]

Being serious, I doubt a poly frame would hold up to the long term usage you would require as a weapon. It will break. It's just a matter of when. There are too many re entrant corners. Polymers are weak at corners especially as a result of fatigue, which is what frames experience. Go for a metal frame.

You better give Mr. Glock a call, then.

Or Springfield or ruger or smith and Wesson pr sig or cz or fn or Taurus........ok maybe skip that last one. They haven't figured it out yet......@

I've never had a single problem with my Taurus!! Good shooting little gun too.

My next purchase is the same gun as yours, the TCP. I have no bias. Just thought I would make a joke.......

To be fair, I have yet to see a TCP back for repair. Perhaps it has something to do with the fact it is the only one made in the USA. That would also explain why most Tauri that come in for repair usually only come in once, they seem to work just fine after a visit to the gunsmith. The most problematic Taurus is far and away the 24/7 series, with all the rest of them tied for 2nd...

[huntall6]

Being serious, I doubt a poly frame would hold up to the long term usage you would require as a weapon. It will break. It's just a matter of when. There are too many re entrant corners. Polymers are weak at corners especially as a result of fatigue, which is what frames experience. Go for a metal frame.

You better give Mr. Glock a call, then.

Or Springfield or ruger or smith and Wesson pr sig or cz or fn or Taurus........ok maybe skip that last one. They haven't figured it out yet......@

I've never had a single problem with my Taurus!! Good shooting little gun too.

My next purchase is the same gun as yours, the TCP. I have no bias. Just thought I would make a joke.......

To be fair, I have yet to see a TCP back for repair. Perhaps it has something to do with the fact it is the only one made in the USA. That would also explain why most Tauri that come in for repair usually only come in once, they seem to work just fine after a visit to the gunsmith. The most problematic Taurus is far and away the 24/7 series, with all the rest of them tied for 2nd...

i thought the beretta clone (PT92??) was also made in the US?

[sws002]

Being serious, I doubt a poly frame would hold up to the long term usage you would require as a weapon. It will break. It's just a matter of when. There are too many re entrant corners. Polymers are weak at corners especially as a result of fatigue, which is what frames experience. Go for a metal frame.

You better give Mr. Glock a call, then.

Or Springfield or ruger or smith and Wesson pr sig or cz or fn or Taurus........ok maybe skip that last one. They haven't figured it out yet......@

I've never had a single problem with my Taurus!! Good shooting little gun too.

My next purchase is the same gun as yours, the TCP. I have no bias. Just thought I would make a joke.......

To be fair, I have yet to see a TCP back for repair. Perhaps it has something to do with the fact it is the only one made in the USA. That would also explain why most Tauri that come in for repair usually only come in once, they seem to work just fine after a visit to the gunsmith. The most problematic Taurus is far and away the 24/7 series, with all the rest of them tied for 2nd...

i thought the beretta clone (PT92??) was also made in the US?

Nope. TCP is the only one that I know of.

http://www.taurususa.com/product-detail ... umbseries=

[gila-river]

Being serious, I doubt a poly frame would hold up to the long term usage you would require as a weapon. It will break. It's just a matter of when. There are too many re entrant corners. Polymers are weak at corners especially as a result of fatigue, which is what frames experience. Go for a metal frame.

You better give Mr. Glock a call, then.

Or Springfield or ruger or smith and Wesson pr sig or cz or fn or Taurus........ok maybe skip that last one. They haven't figured it out yet......@

I've never had a single problem with my Taurus!! Good shooting little gun too.

My next purchase is the same gun as yours, the TCP. I have no bias. Just thought I would make a joke.......

To be fair, I have yet to see a TCP back for repair. Perhaps it has something to do with the fact it is the only one made in the USA. That would also explain why most Tauri that come in for repair usually only come in once, they seem to work just fine after a visit to the gunsmith. The most problematic Taurus is far and away the 24/7 series, with all the rest of them tied for 2nd...

Don't know if that was on purpose but Tauri, the proper plural for Taurus is awesome.

[sws002]

Being serious, I doubt a poly frame would hold up to the long term usage you would require as a weapon. It will break. It's just a matter of when. There are too many re entrant corners. Polymers are weak at corners especially as a result of fatigue, which is what frames experience. Go for a metal frame.

You better give Mr. Glock a call, then.

Or Springfield or ruger or smith and Wesson pr sig or cz or fn or Taurus........ok maybe skip that last one. They haven't figured it out yet......@

I've never had a single problem with my Taurus!! Good shooting little gun too.

My next purchase is the same gun as yours, the TCP. I have no bias. Just thought I would make a joke.......

To be fair, I have yet to see a TCP back for repair. Perhaps it has something to do with the fact it is the only one made in the USA. That would also explain why most Tauri that come in for repair usually only come in once, they seem to work just fine after a visit to the gunsmith. The most problematic Taurus is far and away the 24/7 series, with all the rest of them tied for 2nd...

Don't know if that was on purpose but Tauri, the proper plural for Taurus is awesome.

It was, glad someone caught it!

[gila-river]

[huntall6]

what'ya guys linguists or something? your making me feel stupid

[Juice Box]

Being serious, I doubt a poly frame would hold up to the long term usage you would require as a weapon. It will break. It's just a matter of when. There are too many re entrant corners. Polymers are weak at corners especially as a result of fatigue, which is what frames experience. Go for a metal frame.

You better give Mr. Glock a call, then.

Or Springfield or ruger or smith and Wesson pr sig or cz or fn or Taurus........ok maybe skip that last one. They haven't figured it out yet......@

I've never had a single problem with my Taurus!! Good shooting little gun too.

My next purchase is the same gun as yours, the TCP. I have no bias. Just thought I would make a joke.......

I wish they made one just a smudge bigger that's chambered in the 9mm. I'm very disappointed in the knock down power if the 380.

[Bootlipkiller]

Being serious, I doubt a poly frame would hold up to the long term usage you would require as a weapon. It will break. It's just a matter of when. There are too many re entrant corners. Polymers are weak at corners especially as a result of fatigue, which is what frames experience. Go for a metal frame.

You better give Mr. Glock a call, then.

Or Springfield or ruger or smith and Wesson pr sig or cz or fn or Taurus........ok maybe skip that last one. They haven't figured it out yet......@

I've never had a single problem with my Taurus!! Good shooting little gun too.

My next purchase is the same gun as yours, the TCP. I have no bias. Just thought I would make a joke.......

I wish they made one just a smudge bigger that's chambered in the 9mm. I'm very disappointed in the knock down power if the 380.

It's a 380, what did you expect?

[Juice Box]

Being serious, I doubt a poly frame would hold up to the long term usage you would require as a weapon. It will break. It's just a matter of when. There are too many re entrant corners. Polymers are weak at corners especially as a result of fatigue, which is what frames experience. Go for a metal frame.

You better give Mr. Glock a call, then.

Or Springfield or ruger or smith and Wesson pr sig or cz or fn or Taurus........ok maybe skip that last one. They haven't figured it out yet......@

I've never had a single problem with my Taurus!! Good shooting little gun too.

My next purchase is the same gun as yours, the TCP. I have no bias. Just thought I would make a joke.......

I wish they made one just a smudge bigger that's chambered in the 9mm. I'm very disappointed in the knock down power if the 380.

It's a 380, what did you expect?

More than what it did to that opossum!

[aunt betty]

Being serious, I doubt a poly frame would hold up to the long term usage you would require as a weapon. It will break. It's just a matter of when. There are too many re entrant corners. Polymers are weak at corners especially as a result of fatigue, which is what frames experience. Go for a metal frame.

You better give Mr. Glock a call, then.

Or Springfield or ruger or smith and Wesson pr sig or cz or fn or Taurus........ok maybe skip that last one. They haven't figured it out yet......@

I've never had a single problem with my Taurus!! Good shooting little gun too.

My next purchase is the same gun as yours, the TCP. I have no bias. Just thought I would make a joke.......

I wish they made one just a smudge bigger that's chambered in the 9mm. I'm very disappointed in the knock down power if the 380.

It's a 380, what did you expect?

9mm=0.3543"
How is .380" < 9mm ?

I don't get it.
38 Special vs. 9mm

Which one hurts more when you get shot? 9mm or .380?
Which round makes a bigger hole?

[huntall6]

i aint too worried about it. the biggest deterent isnt the size of the bullet, or velocity. its the fact that you have a gun. and that gun goes bang. my main carry gun is a 45 but would not hesitate to take a 9, 380, or even 22 instead of nothing.....

[(MT)Montanafowler]

9mm=0.3543"
How is .380" < 9mm ?

I don't get it.
38 Special vs. 9mm

Which one hurts more when you get shot? 9mm or .380?
Which round makes a bigger hole?

.380 is a half charge of 9mm, if i remember right. someone here can clarify. it's basically a 9mm short.

[aunt betty]

9mm=0.3543"
How is .380" < 9mm ?

I don't get it.
38 Special vs. 9mm

Which one hurts more when you get shot? 9mm or .380?
Which round makes a bigger hole?

.380 is a half charge of 9mm, if i remember right. someone here can clarify. it's basically a 9mm short.

38 special is what I shoot in my 357. Cheaper

[sws002]

Being serious, I doubt a poly frame would hold up to the long term usage you would require as a weapon. It will break. It's just a matter of when. There are too many re entrant corners. Polymers are weak at corners especially as a result of fatigue, which is what frames experience. Go for a metal frame.

You better give Mr. Glock a call, then.

Or Springfield or ruger or smith and Wesson pr sig or cz or fn or Taurus........ok maybe skip that last one. They haven't figured it out yet......@

I've never had a single problem with my Taurus!! Good shooting little gun too.

My next purchase is the same gun as yours, the TCP. I have no bias. Just thought I would make a joke.......

I wish they made one just a smudge bigger that's chambered in the 9mm. I'm very disappointed in the knock down power if the 380.

It's a 380, what did you expect?

9mm=0.3543"
How is .380" < 9mm ?

I don't get it.
38 Special vs. 9mm

Which one hurts more when you get shot? 9mm or .380?
Which round makes a bigger hole?

They are the same diameter bullet (.355), one is just 2mm shorter than the other (.380 is 9x17, 9mm is 9x19).

Funny you should mention the difference between .38 Spcl and .357, as those two cartridges are only separated by 1mm overall length and I'm sure you are aware of the performance difference between those two.

[aunt betty]

I make holes in beer cans.

[3legged_lab]

I thought the 80% lowers for AR style etc just needed some drilling for the pins. If that's so, what's the talk about milling for. Just make a jig and drill them out.

[Juice Box]

9mm=0.3543"
How is .380" < 9mm ?

I don't get it.
38 Special vs. 9mm

Which one hurts more when you get shot? 9mm or .380?
Which round makes a bigger hole?

.380 is a half charge of 9mm, if i remember right. someone here can clarify. it's basically a 9mm short.

It is a 9mm short and I'm no longer a fan of it. Better than nothing, yes, but I would like atleast a 9mm now.

[Bootlipkiller]

9mm=0.3543"
How is .380" < 9mm ?

I don't get it.
38 Special vs. 9mm

Which one hurts more when you get shot? 9mm or .380?
Which round makes a bigger hole?

.380 is a half charge of 9mm, if i remember right. someone here can clarify. it's basically a 9mm short.

It is a 9mm short and I'm no longer a fan of it. Better than nothing, yes, but I would like atleast a 9mm now.

The 9mm is not any better duck dick!

[assateague]

9mm=0.3543"
How is .380" < 9mm ?

I don't get it.
38 Special vs. 9mm

Which one hurts more when you get shot? 9mm or .380?
Which round makes a bigger hole?

.380 is a half charge of 9mm, if i remember right. someone here can clarify. it's basically a 9mm short.

It is a 9mm short and I'm no longer a fan of it. Better than nothing, yes, but I would like atleast a 9mm now.

Just because you can't kill a possum with one doesn't make it a shitty round I dare you to stand 10 feet in front of me while I shoot you with a .380. You can even have a knife, and when I say "go", you try and stab me while I empty the ineffective .380

[Bootlipkiller]

9mm=0.3543"
How is .380" < 9mm ?

I don't get it.
38 Special vs. 9mm

Which one hurts more when you get shot? 9mm or .380?
Which round makes a bigger hole?

.380 is a half charge of 9mm, if i remember right. someone here can clarify. it's basically a 9mm short.

It is a 9mm short and I'm no longer a fan of it. Better than nothing, yes, but I would like atleast a 9mm now.

Just because you can't kill a possum with one doesn't make it a shitty round I dare you to stand 10 feet in front of me while I shoot you with a .380. You can even have a knife, and when I say "go", you try and stab me while I empty the ineffective .380

You will have to excuse sergeant juice box Tackleberry!

[Tiler_J]

I make holes in beer cans.

It appears that AB also has a belly button.

[AKPirate]

I make holes in beer cans.

It appears that AB also has a belly button.

Are you sure that is what it is?

[Tiler_J]

I make holes in beer cans.

It appears that AB also has a belly button.

Are you sure that is what it is?

Might be some hairy crater on the moon, but I think it might be a belly button.