Description
The Polymer 80 PFS9 Complete Pistol is built around their enhanced full size frame. It features an improved ergonomic grip that is more vertical and arguably more comfortable than the standard Glock 17 frame. The Glock 17 compatible P80 frame is made from reinforced black polymer with an aggressive grip texture perfect for gloved use. Additionally, it has a high undercut beneath the trigger allowing you to get a higher purchase for better recoil control and an extended beavertail to prevent slide bite. This is fully compatible with OEM Glock 17/22 Gen 3 parts. However, it features a standard picatinny rail for light compatibility at the expense of holster compatibility and is not guaranteed to fit in some G17 holsters. A slight bevel on the magazine well aids in reloads and is still compatible with the Magpul magwells for an even deeper flare. The P80 PFS9 complete 9mm pistol comes with everything you want.
Features:
- Glock 17 magazine compatibility
- Improved grip angle and texture
- Black polymer frame
- Undercut trigger guard and extended beavertail
- Picatinny light rail
- Flared magwell
- Steel slide with Nitride finish
- Front and rear slide serrations
- Steel sights
The Polymer 80 PFS9 Complete Slide is built out of quality materials. The steel slide features front and rear serrations and a durable black Nitride finish. The 9mm barrel also features a black Nitride finish and fits perfectly within the slide. No need to worry about fitment issues either as each part is made to the correct dimensions for optimal compatibility.
Polymer 80 is known for designing 80% receivers and jigs, so you can build your own Glock style handgun or AR-15 right in your garage. They have grown in popularity so fast that they are now offering their own completion kits with all the internal parts you need to finish a build. Whether you want to build a handgun or rifle, P80 has you covered.
Barrel Length: 4.49
Brand: Polymer 80
Caliber Gauge: 9mm Luger
Frame Size: Full Size
NOTE: Limit 1 per household. Quantities exceeding 1 will not allow checkout.
MPN#: P80-PFS9-CMP-BLK
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Comments (11)
I also see it. Looks like the tip is bent.
I would say that the frame is not strong enough to resist the force of the recoil spring and it's being pushed into that shape by the energy of the spring.
That, or it's so poorly made that it never was straight right out of the mold that shaped that plastic POS.
All 3 views shown are obvious that there is about 50-100 thou of misalignment.
I’ve built a couple. They will run like a sewing machine if you take your time and smooth it all out. Various grit sandpaper (up to 2000) along with WD40 really finishes it all up and blends nicely. The barrel channel is probably the hardest part, but not if you slow down and ease into it by watching a lot of videos and getting the right tools. People say 1.5 hours, but more like 4-6 on my lowers.
What do they mean by 80% complete? It looks a 100% complete to me, i’m confused?
What is the reason and or advantage of buying these "completed" 80% pistols? I thought the reason for 80% lowers are so you can finish the pistol yourself and not ask mother goverment, "May I"? Are these superior to an original Glock pistol? Just curious?
I have the g19 sized one and love it. Basically the benefit is a better grip angle, a standard 1913 rail instead of glocks proprietary one and it has a double undercut trigger guard. I bought mine as a complete frame and transferred my slide and parts from my gen 3 glock 19 and voila I now have a semi custom od green frame that IMHO feels alot better to shoot than the stock gun.
But Livinitup is asking, what is the purpose of buying one of these already completed? Primary Arms is selling these 100% completed, meaning an FFL is needed.
Polymer80 has seen tremendous growth over the past few years. So much so that although their original mission was to provide a way for free men and women to produce their own firearm, their mission has evolved. With the interchangeable parts with older gen Glocks plus the huge market for Glock mods, their offerings, especially with the newer G19 clones, have made people just consider purchasing a ready made pistol with a few of the mods a standard Glock or other relevant striker fired pistol may not possess.
Want improved grip texture? $$$
Want to eliminate the rear Glock-hump? $$
Want front serrations? $$$
Want an undercut? $$$
You get the idea.
P80 is simply stepping up to offering factory mod’d guns now, just like Faxon, POF, Walther and many others, but for much better prices with many similar features.
You can certainly still build the free man’s firearm, but if you have ever shot these guns as I have, you will likely agree with Odysseus556 above. So some just wanna cut to the chase, pay their ffl fees, get the bkgd done and get on to enjoying their firearm, like any other pistol they might pick up at their local dealer.
Some like to tinker then shoot—some just wanna go shoot. Different strokes for different folks.
I dont disagree with any of this. My question is: if P80 has all the pieces to assemble a complete firearm, why don't they offer the option to buy their kit unassembled with an 80%? I wonder if this is a hedge against the upcoming election....i don't blame them from a business standpoint, but it would definitely make sense.
They do, or did, sell unassembled kits, usually for more than this. That part really didn't ever really make sense to me, at least 80 ar lowers didn't have a premium attached, other than cost of the jig. It does seem like people are trying to set up 80's for the chopping block, so I'm not surprised that they'd try to diversify.
one odd thing I noticed about the photo here. The front rail of the frame looks odd? like its bent downward, leaving a gap between the frame and slide? anyone else notice this or are my old ass eyes deceiving me? lol