Yesterday, browsing the online store for C&B revolvers I sometimes buy things from, I noticed they had a C&B Remington 1858 clone with a red dot sight
Ohh... Thats just WRONG!!!
Yesterday, browsing the online store for C&B revolvers I sometimes buy things from, I noticed they had a C&B Remington 1858 clone with a red dot sight
tipoc said:Some things folks are mentioning are trends rather than "innovations". Polymer framed pistols, for example are more than 20 years old and were quite popular and growing in popularity in 1996. The first Die Hard movie that helped to popularize Glocks was released in 1988.
So the innovation of polymer guns is older than 20 years while the upward trend of their use has grown within the last 2 decades. It's been growing for 3 decades.
tipoc
I think most people are referring to improvements in the use of polymer