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Originally Posted by legion
As far as I know, steel is the only matterial suitable for a barrel.
Even if it could be done, your $500 Glock would soon become a $3,000 Glock. 
I guess what I'm saying is that the price of such a product would severely limit its market. |
Were you in the bar last night? LOL
That is exactly the discussion that came up...a patron who is from Cali but here doing contract work made the statement he bought one of the first Glock's in the '80's and it was a total composite weapon and as such it cost him $3800. He went on about the ceramic barrel and composite springs, yadadadadada.
He's a nice guy and fairly bright...not one to just spout off BS. We all came to the conclusion that he may have in fact paid $3800 for his gun but was sold a bill of goods. And told him such.
Of course he has long since sold the gun so its no longer available for us to inspect.