why plastic guns.....
 

aren't the best choice if you live in Texas!:D





http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdTsFB1ejo8

Hey, there's a real confidence builder.....LOL

That's gotta be jello cause, jam don't shake like that. :eek:

I bet it still shoots, tho.

that is funny

Meanwhile, somewhere in Alaska, a guy is offering to buy it for half price. :D

Meh, have you seen the rest of the pistol? Those FN guns are FUGLY!!!!

S&W M&P....FTW!!!! :D

Ell, did you put the Apex trigger on your M&P?

I just read an article on the M&P9 full size PC model that has an improved trigger, new back straps, is optics ready (red dot) and has lightning cuts with a ported barrel and whatever else I can't recall off the top of my head.

Looks like a really cool gun.

I believe he did, Joe.

M&P's are great guns, I'll get another one in the near future.

Yes I did, poly trigger and I installed the Competition Action Kit also. Man, it almost feels like a 1911 now. :D

Gummy gun. A Glock would never do that. Let the hate begin... Rofl

The FNS-9 I got from Brownie isn't like that at all!

that's because you haven't left it in the Texas sun lol.

Yes sir, It's basically the CORE model but we it an adj. trigger stop (like the 1911) and a ported barrel & slide.

It will still need an APEX kit :(

ooooh burrrrrrn :D

True, and I haven't ever left it in the sun down here. But since temperatures inside vehicles get a good bit higher than the corresponding outdoor temps, and I've owned a few poly pistols that were truck/car guns that never got "mushy;" I don't see how that would cause a permanent structural change in the frame that would leave it pliable. AFAIK; neither outdoor or vehicle temps reach the levels necessary to damage a composite firearm frame.

All that said; it is an interesting video. I just don't belive that it is what it purports to be.