In general, I feel the same way. I have to say, though, that they did a good job of making the Gen 4 grips fit human beings, rather than robots claws and monster hands. The slimmed down grips (on the subcompact at least) feel far more natural in my hand than the Gen 3's that I've shot off. To me, at least, there is a noticeable difference. I'll get a better idea when i break it in this weekend.

Totally not a criticism. Just ignorance. Which parts of that are metal, and not some composite?

Top half metal. Bottom half composite. Me get A+ for answer unless you talk about the small parts then me get answer wrong.



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Slide, barrel, recoil rod/spring assembly are metal. Everything below the slide with the exception of some of the small parts is polymer. I have an XD that has the same metal to polymer bits, and the polymer on the Glock feels more dense and less plastic-y, though I slightly prefer the metal magazines on the XD to the polymer Glock magazines.

Whatever, already googled Denise Milani from another thread. :lol:

Right on, thanks.

That's not Denise in my avatar.

details.... we need 'em.

It's not "polymer". It's "plastic".

You don't refer to "steel" as "iron".

glock website calls it polymer



POLYMER
Corrosion resistant, tougher than steel and still 86% lighter. More than 20 years ago, GLOCK pistols were the first industrially manufactured handguns with high-tech polymer frames.

I like mine but it's not as new as yours...it must be a Gen. 1. :lol: