Hey /k/, I recently bought a bryco 58 because I've never seen one before and didn't know what they were. After doing some digging online I hear complaints about the material the frame is made of being weak and shitty, even breaking or blowing off. Is this true, and if it is, how does this happen compared to something that creates significantly more force being accommodated by plastic frames? Pic related, my 10mm glock and the bryco.
>>62531711Glockknockoff of slides made of steel. Ring of fire gun isnt
>>62531726Yeah, I more mean the frame. I know the slide actually rides on the steel rails, but even then, I'd imagine a singular piece of ZAMAK would be better than plastic at absorbing force, right?
>>62531711>bryco 58Nickel is less durable than polymer. In situations where polymer will flex, nickel will snap.
>>62534210so your telling me that TUPPERWARE is stronger than STEAL.... what a bunch of BULLCRAP.... theirs a reason that my F150 frame isn't made of PLASTIC...... no wonder you kids cant afford a house at 18 these days....... aint nothin goin on in them heads of yours.....--BillSent from my Samsung G-975 using Tapatalk
