Any guitarists here playing with metal pics?

I have some on the way, just curious. 

Hey, Robby!
 
No, sorry, not me.  For years I've only used Jim Dunlop Tortex Standards 1.14mm, the Purple extra heavy ones.  I do remember trying some metal, and natural stone picks a gazillion years ago when I first started playing.  And, I even tried those weird "triplet" picks with the very thin multi-layered edge, that supposedly simulated multiple pick strikes.  Those were really strange feeling to use.
 
Have a good one, buddy!
Bob

I've played with metal picks in the past, but not anymore.

I can't stand using a metal pick....but I do have a friend who has been using copper picks for a couple of decades now.

Wondering why you ask?

I tried some metal picks, even started using a quarter from time to time after reading that Billy Gibbons used them in a Guitar Player Magazine interview.

I didn't really like the feel of the metal picks and they seemed to cause more broken strings. They also had a harsher sound to them.

I  settled on the Fender Mediums decades ago. They provided the right feel. Just the right amount of stiffness and bend-ability that I like.  And the feel will vary depending on the material used..... the dark brown Fender mediums have a slightly different feel than the white Fender mediums.

I used to buy the White Fender Mediums by the gross. The white picks were easier to see on a dark stage if I dropped them.

Now days, it's cheaper to use a quarter as a pick. Last time I looked at picks in the music store they were 3 for a dollar if I recall correctly. I have so many laying around I don't have to buy them. Some are quite worn, others are collectors items to me, having been played by famous (in my opinion) musicians and songwriters.

Our band was playing a coffee house on Ft Bragg a few years ago and one of the Chaplins gave me a copper guitar pick.  I personally like how it sounds on Acoustic guitar but NOT on electric.  I've been using a Dunlop Tortex 0.88mm pick on my electric.  To be honest I haven't experimented too much with picks on electric guitar.
 
Now sax reeds!  Don't even go there

I have heard from a reliable source that groupies dig players with green fingers.

Or did I

I found that metal picks made the sound more tinnier and abrasive.  It had uses on acoustic guitars, but since my electric go-to guitars are Telecasters it was just too much.

I recently was given a glass pick which was made in Hawaii. I tried it on an acoustic and the effect was opposite from what I expected. It actually produces a very warm sound because the attack is muted. 

  To answer the OP's question, I'm currently experimenting with Dava picks, which includes a plastic pick with a nickel-silver edge. 

Mainly, I still use Fender Mediums. I bought 2 gross when I worked at Fender in the 80's, and I still haven't opened the 2nd bag. 

I occasionally dig out a copper pick to use on acoustic as I like the sharp attack that becomes possible.  My standard picks for electric and acoustic are Jim Dunlop Jazz, (see avatar!) but I quite often get the tone I want with fingers.