Does frame color of your polymer pistol matter to you?

[Burning Love]

It matters about as much as you want it to. I’ve got different colored grips for different setups so when I’m fumbling in my safe for a specific gun it’s easy to see. Same goes for my ARs grips.

I prefer neutral tones that don’t draw unnecessary attention but that’s me.

 

[Gimmebackmybullets]

Some things in life are sacred. And some things you just don't F with.
I'm a walnut and stainless or blue steel kind of old schooler.
So even though I own some Glocks, and enjoy shooting them.
And I even own a battlefield green G22 that is one of my favorite shooters, Glockwise.
But the fact remains that they were born butt ugly, and always will be.
But I do think Grey is close enough to the original Glock color to fit in.
If you were considering a Robin egg blue, or pink, glock, you might possibly be asking advice from the wrong group of firearms enthusiasts.

 

[6Bones]

I DO NOT like the color black.
I don't like it on guns, I don't like it on clothes, I don't like it on cars, I don't like it on houses, nor interior walls. I don't like black on window curtains or table cloths at restaurants....


Given a choice, and for not much extra money, I would rather have a different colored gun, probably with a slide and other metal parts that either matches or is a pleasing contrast.

Methinks there is an ODT Dr. Seuss book in the making within your reply…

 

[Rougarou]

Tiffany Blue frames make the boolits go faster - biggening the ballistic coefficient.

That's good to know I thought it changed the bullets to pixie dust and unicorn farts boy was i wrong wow