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Probably glass filled nylon.
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It's a well-known fact that plastic is 38.2% less tactical than pot metal.
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yep, please do shake your (plastic) body.
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Pot metal can be tactical.... if heated, and thrown at someone.. :p No, seriously... TMs in their stock form are pretty bad. Especially the ARs without a FFB. God damn... When I first got my TM (jan '07) , I immediately bought a metal body... couldn't stand the plastic. And it being an early version M4 didn't help much either.. |
I prefer the feel of the metal C8 body over the stock TM M4A1 body. But even when it was stock and I compared it to my metal CA M15, it still felt decent. I wouldn't have worried about breaking it. However, once you go metal, it's hard to return to plastic.
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Plastic is fine
I have one M4 that is over 7 years old and still working fine.
All my guns have plastic bodies, you can paint them and scratch them and never have to worry about it. Everything else in the guns is upgraded but I still use the plastic bodies. I have elminated all barrel wobble on my old M4's with the screw down pins used with rubber washers. It tightens the plastic body and holds the barrel in a tight grip. I also used Bruce's barrel wobble kit, but the guarder screw in body pins did more than anything to eliminate that issue. Function over looks for me and all of mine work just fine. MD |
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Plastic is fine so long as your not rough with it, don't drop it on cement floors, and don't strip the threaded holes lol
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My custom TM M4A1 still has its plastic body (painted flat black). It looks fine and I will only change it if it breaks.
Also, with the metal SIR hanguard, Systema gearbox shell, aimpoint replica and clamped metal mags, it's heavy enough for me. |
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Now that it has a metal body it's not goin anywhere! |
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