Do we still not care about the Remington polymer striker pistol?

[LOKNLOD]

I haven't even seen one in a gunstore.

[zuplex]

I think the R51 is a great design

[pangloss]

I handled one at a gun show about a month ago, and absolutely nothing about the pistol make me want it.

[LearnedHat]

"Do we still not care about the Remington polymer striker pistol?" Personally, the answer is "yes". Couldn't care less, in fact.

The one that looks just like all of the other ones (American, Creed, APX, M&P, etc.)? Does it work just as well or is that the open question?

[SecondsCount]

They don't interest me in the least but Remington will sell a lot of them at that price point. Just look at how many SW9s that Smith and Wesson sells.

[BehindBlueI's]

Does it have a Grip Zone now?

[LockedBreech]

Thread title made me laugh.

If Remington made a Grip Zone they'd manage to misspell it. Then they'd re-release it months later with the other word misspelled.


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[5pins]

Remington has a polymer pistol? Next thing you'll be telling is that Beretta has one.

[LockedBreech]

Remington has a polymer pistol? Next thing you'll be telling is that Beretta has one.

You know, funny you bring up the APX. I saw one and held one for the first time while picking up my G17 today and it was actually a lot better than I expected. Feels well enough made and the serrations look a lot more reasonable in person.


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[Hemiram]

I couldn't care less about a lot of the striker guns, but I'm an old guy who likes steel hammer fired TDA and DAK Sigs, so..