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80 % Glock type frame


survivalshop

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 I found this interesting , probably less expensive to purchase a complete Glock pistol .

http://www.brownells.com/handgun-parts/frame-parts/frames/80-polymer-pistol-frame-v-1-prod86658.aspx

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  • 80% POLYMER PISTOL FRAME V.1
  • 80% POLYMER PISTOL FRAME V.1
  • 80% POLYMER PISTOL FRAME V.1
  • 80% POLYMER PISTOL FRAME V.1
  • 80% POLYMER PISTOL FRAME V.1
  • 80% POLYMER PISTOL FRAME V.1
 
 
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This product is compatible with Gen 3, 3-pin: 9mm Glock 17, 34, 17L.  .40S&W Glock 22, 35, 24.   357SIG use .40S&W Slide Glock 31, 35, 24.

Includes:

  • 80% Polymer Pistol Frame
  • Polymer Jig
  • Drill Bits & End-Mill Bits Kit
  • Locking Block
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I'm not a Glock fan... but I am in love with their magazines (not specifically "Glock" brand). Their magical ability to defy space and matter, allowing inconceivable amounts of ammo in a lightweight body.... all for under $20. 

Sig won't send me a bumper sticker for less than $20. 

I own a P226 .40 now. Been carrying it on duty, off and on, for 15 years. I tried the P220 and the P227, and both failed me in duty. The P226 is getting retired for a Glock 41 MOS and getting turned into my Class-A show piece... and possibly converted into a 9mm. 

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I guess I will have to go back and see why so many folks don't like Glocks.  My 17, with night sights, just fires every time I pull the trigger, with any ammo I put in that lightweight magazine, and puts those projectiles into a nice little circle out to 25 yards without much effort.  My 36 is very small and can be easily concealed and like the 17 has gone bang every time I have pulled the trigger with any ammo I care to run through it.  It doesn't have as many bullets available as the 17, but they are .45 hollow points so I wouldn't want to get hit with them.  Now the 19 is just another 9 mm but the 23 is a .40.  Do I want another caliber to load??????

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I've read a few reviews of the Poly 80 glock frame by people that are really into the 80% handgun stuff and the most common opinion is that they aren't that good especially for people that are just getting into the 80% stuff - I'm slowly making progress on a couple of 1911's and I've seen the 80% P229 recommended :

http://www.matrixprecisionparts.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=8&products_id=91

And am very interested - the only bummer is for us guys here in commiefornia we have to build them as a single shot first, then change to semi - for the 1911's I'm looking at this:

https://www.l10-machine.com/products/breaktop-single-shot-upper?variant=12084090113

or perhaps I'll ask a friend that was doing the SSE (single shot exemption for non-roster handguns a couple of years ago) if he would sell me one of his old "kits" that include a magazine well block and a barrel sleeve that reduces the caliber and lengthens the barrel to meet the 6 inch minimum requirement - I'll get a thread going on the 1911 builds as I  get further along - one is going to be a clone of this:

 

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