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Create Free Account Already a member? Log InThe answer to this conundrum and many others is the same: personal preference.SO I am wondering why some people go with Metal over Polymer or Polymer over Metal magazines.
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personal preference is correct.....that is why I am asking everyone there personal preference....SEE what I did there seeThe answer to this conundrum and many others is the same: personal preference.
We need a mic drop "smiley". Lol.![]()
No we don't,since thebummer made it famous it can drift awayThe answer to this conundrum and many others is the same: personal preference.
We need a mic drop "smiley". Lol.![]()
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What is this "Polymer" or "magazine" you all are speaking of?...
Just kidding... ( sort of )
I too associate plastic ( polymer ) with toys and toy guns.
I know , I know , the AR 15 design is 60 odd years old and you should never mistake a real gun for a toy gun.
I also know that the plastic of today has come a long way from the plastic of my youth...
But it just doesn't hold a near and dear place in my heart as does wood and steel. ( or brass )
Andy