Steel, aluminum, titanium to name a few.
If you mean what type of steel are guns made from, it depends. Some cheap guns aren't even made from steel, but instead some sort of cheap pot metal.
Glocks are not entirely plastic. While they are known for their polymer frames, they also have metal components such as the barrel, slide, and internal parts. This combination of materials helps to make Glocks lightweight and durable.
Aluminium because it is strong, easy to mould and lightweight.
The metal used in firearms range from various iron alloys (steel) to aluminum, and other alloys. Most guns, at the very least, usually have a ferromagnetic barrel (steel) for its strength. So most guns will have magnetic barrels. Lightweight guns with frames made of aluminum will NOT be magnetic. Although the frame would be close enough to the barrel for the barrel to attract a magnet THROUGH the aluminum.
All of those qualities are relative. Aluminum is a good start. For formed sheet metal, type 5052-H32 is pretty common.
Aluminum foil is made from aluminum, which is a lightweight and versatile metal known for its malleability, resistance to corrosion, and ability to conduct electricity.
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The answer to that question is that colonial people did have guns and bought it from the market. They use the guns in duels and other things.
Most guns were muzzle-loading guns that fired black powder. Some guns did have metal cartridges that were loaded in the breech. Some of the latter types of rifles were repeaters and could fire several rounds without re-loading.
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