That's why I don't buy Glock. They feel like toys in the hand. When I did own polymer, I collected Springfields. I had quite a few actually. I had lots of others too but I actually collected Springfield. Long as it goes bang, it'll get you out of a jam. That's what they are for.
Not really wanting to get into this wood swinging contest (yet, here I am), I have to agree with Philmo11. I have been shooting and re-loading since 1980 (obligatory experience credentials) I worked for a large gun store and range in Minnesota for a number years as their CSO. They had 4 cases of rental guns, from Ruger 22s to Staccatos. I fired and cleaned pretty much every one at some point. In general, (with the exception of the VP9, the only striker-fired gun I own) I
personally do not like the feel and function of striker-fired guns. I believe most of us here are old enough to remember Dime Store dart guns. Follow me here: 1) Push the dart down the "barrel" of the gun...hear/
feel the noise of the spring being compressed...that's what racking a Glock slide feels like to
me. 2) Get a firing grip on the gun...tell me that's not what a Hellcat/365/S&WMP9/Ruger feels like?!? and 3) Press the trigger...the mushy break, "twang" of the spring...tell me that's not a dry-fired tupperware gun. Hence, in
my opinion, that's why many of us old farts refer to plastic guns as toys. Just sayin'.