Soupnazi630
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- Dec 9, 2013
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You fil the BS testI call BS, the glock did not melt from a hot car, more like in a fire with way more heat
ever read stories from AZ about LE having their guns melting? does not exist
many polymer plastics can actually take some extreme heat
General Range: The melting point of plastics can range from approximately 105°C to over 300°C (221°F to 572°F), depending on the specific polymer so that picture is totally false
if you allow your dog to chew on your gun you are a moron and probably should not own a firearm
mice have been known to chew metal that is salty from your sweat
No mouse can leave visible marks on gun metal