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DISCLAIMER: We do not provide legal advice or legal counsel. It is your responsibility to

understand the respective State laws and Federal laws.

This product is to be installed by a competent gunsmith.

No liability is expressed or implied for damage or injury which may result from installation or use of this product.

These frames require milling and possibly fitment of the various parts included.

We do not provide build and/or gunsmithing advice.

All issues and warranty for the Polymer 80 frames are handled by Polymer 80 directly.

Product Overview

An amazing deal! MidwayUSA purchased the last remaining inventory of these Polymer80 frame kits and

we’re proud to offer them to our Customers at a huge discount! Polymer80 frames are a big hit with Customers,

whether they are upgrading a pistol or using our Swenson slides and barrels for a custom build from scratch!

Hurry, some colors are extremely limited and they won’t last long!

 

Features

• Next Generation Ergonomics
• High-Strength Reinforced Polymer Construction
• Aggressive and Adaptable Grip Texture or ReadyMod Smooth Grip Options
• Picatinny Accessory Rail
• Serialization Plate
• Stainless Steel Locking Block Rail System
• Stainless Steel Drop-In Rear Rail Module
• Hardened Front and Rear Rail System Pins
• Complete Finishing Jig, Drill bits and End Mill Included
• Compatible with Glock 26/27 Gen 3 Sub-Compact Frame Components (not compatible with Gen 4)

The PF940SC is an industry first, Gen 3 Glock 26/27 compatible 80% complete pistol frame kit.

The frame itself offers several upgrades such as a 1911 grip angle, double undercut trigger guard,

extended beaver tail and accelerator cuts.

The PF940SC also comes in two variants. An aggressive factory texture or the ReadyMod.

The PF940SC ReadyMod is a smooth sided frame allowing the user to apply their own custom stipple pattern.

 

Made In United States of America

The Ultimate Guide to pf940sc: Everything You Need to Know

If you’re into building firearms, you’ve likely heard of the p80 pf940sc.

This compact frame is designed to fit Glock 26 and Glock 27 slides and is becoming increasingly popular among gun enthusiasts.

In this article, we’ll take a deep dive into the PF940SC and everything you need to know about it.

What is PF940SC?

The PF940SC is a compact polymer frame designed to fit Glock 26 and Glock 27 slides.

It is a 80% complete pistol frame that comes with a jig and all the tools you need to complete the frame.

It is made from high-strength polymer and is known for its durability and reliability.

The PF940SC is compatible with all Glock Gen 3 slide assemblies, making it a versatile choice for gun enthusiasts.

Advantages of polymer80 pf940sc subcompact

There are several advantages to choosing the polymer 80 for your firearm build.

First and foremost, the PF940SC is highly customizable.

It comes with a variety of options for grip angle, trigger guard style, and more, allowing you to tailor the frame to your specific needs.

The PF940SC is also highly durable, thanks to its high-strength polymer construction.

It can withstand extreme temperatures and harsh environments, making it a great choice for tactical applications.

Finally, the PF940SC is compatible with all Glock Gen 3 slide assemblies, giving you a wide range of options when it comes to building your pistol.

How to Complete polymer 80?

Completing the polymer 80 glock 26 is a straightforward process that can be done with a few basic tools.

First, you’ll need to ensure that you have all the necessary parts and tools, including the jig, drill bits, and end mill.

Next, you’ll need to mill out the frame using the provided jig and drill bits.

Once the frame is milled out, you can assemble the other components, including the trigger, slide, and barrel.

There are many online tutorials and guides available to help you through the process of completing your polymer 80 glock 27 frame.

PF940SC Troubleshooting Like any firearm build, completing a polymer 80 glock 26 can come with its fair share of troubleshooting.

One common issue is the fitment of the trigger housing. If the trigger housing is not fitting properly, it can cause misfires and other issues.

To fix this, you may need to sand down the edges of the trigger housing or adjust the position of the locking block.

Another common issue is the fitment of the slide. If the slide is not fitting properly, it can cause jams and other issues.

To fix this, you may need to sand down the rails or adjust the position of the locking block.

PF940SC vs. OEM Glock Frame One question that many gun enthusiasts have is how the PF940SC compares to an OEM Glock frame.

There are several key differences between the two. First, the PF940SC is highly customizable, allowing you to tailor the frame to your specific needs.

The OEM Glock frame, on the other hand, is less customizable but offers a high level of reliability and compatibility.

The PF940SC is also an 80% complete frame, meaning that it requires some additional work to complete,

while the OEM Glock frame is ready to use out of the box.

Frequently Asked Questions – Polymer 80

1. What is Polymer 80? Polymer 80 is a company that specializes in manufacturing polymer-based firearm frames and kits.

Their products are known for their compatibility with popular firearm models and the ability to build your own firearm at home.

2. Are Polymer 80 frames legal to build and own? The legality of building and owning a firearm using Polymer 80 frames may vary depending on your jurisdiction. It is crucial to research and understand the specific laws and regulations in your country, state, or locality

regarding the assembly and possession of firearms.

3. What firearms can be built using Polymer 80 frames? Polymer 80 frames are available for various firearm models

, including popular handguns like the Glock series (G17, G19, etc.) and compact pistols.

They offer frames for both full-size and compact versions, allowing users to customize their firearms.

4. Can I assemble a firearm using a Polymer 80 frame at home?

Yes, one of the primary advantages of Polymer 80 frames is

that they are designed to be used for at-home firearm assembly. With the necessary tools and knowledge,

individuals can build their own firearms using Polymer 80 frames as the foundation.

5. What is included in a Polymer 80 kit? Polymer 80 kits typically include the frame, jig, necessary hardware,

and sometimes additional components like slides, barrels, and magazines.

The specific contents of the kit may vary depending on the model and variant purchased.

6. Do I need special tools to assemble a firearm using Polymer 80 frames?

The assembly of a firearm using Polymer 80 frames usually requires basic hand tools like screwdrivers, drills, and files.

However, it is recommended to follow the instructions provided with the kit and, if necessary,

consult assembly guides or online resources for guidance on the specific tools required.

7. Is any gunsmithing experience necessary to build a firearm with a Polymer 80 frame?

No gunsmithing experience is typically required to assemble a firearm using Polymer 80 frames.

However, having a basic understanding of firearm components and the ability to follow instructions accurately is essential.

It is always advisable to seek guidance from experienced individuals or professionals

if you are unsure about any aspect of the assembly process.

8. Can Polymer 80 frames be customized? Yes, Polymer 80 frames offer customization options.

Users can modify and personalize their firearms by adding various aftermarket parts and accessorie

s, such as triggers, sights, grips, and slide enhancements.

However, it is essential to ensure compatibility and follow any applicable laws or regulations when making modifications.

9. Where can I find instructions for assembling a firearm with a Polymer 80 frame?

Polymer 80 provides detailed instructions with their kits, including written guides and often video tutorials on their website.

Additionally, there are many online resources and firearm communities where users share their

experiences and provide step-by-step assembly guides.