If it’s 100% reliable then why not?

 

For me I'm more concerned if there's an incident where you draw/fire the weapon and law enforcement gets involved what's the response going to be and how will it be handled by law enforcement having a homemade/kit 80% home built gun with no serial number assuming everything else you did is legal carry permit etc..

my concern more than reliability I'd run 50 rounds through it regardless. I'm more interested concerned with law enforcement reactions to the weapon you know does it get confiscated then legal battle lawyers lots of money spent

 

I've carried some of mine as Danzig said if they are reliable why not.

 

If reliable carry your P80.
Make sure you're not carrying something with your prized RMR optics, or fancy cut slides, comps etc...
If involved in an incident you will lose your firearm for a while, if you ever get it back that is.

 

I’m 50/50 because just like not every has the skills to be an electrician. Not everyone can build a Poly 80.

Look at all the posts about problems with Poly 80 builds. On a new Glock people advise a 500 round break in. So if you can run 500 rounds thru your Poly 80 build then you are good to go.

 

I’m 50/50 because just like not every has the skills to be an electrician. Not everyone can build a Poly 80.

Many cannot build a P80, this is a fact.

I just assembled another yesterday and wife function fired today. Having an issue with the upper, lower was fine after I swapped out some parts from the shop.
Notice the label on the bag! Connector was pure garbage.

 

I’m 50/50 because just like not every has the skills to be an electrician. Not everyone can build a Poly 80.

Look at all the posts about problems with Poly 80 builds. On a new Glock people advise a 500 round break in. So if you can run 500 rounds thru your Poly 80 build then you are good to go.

 

I used the P80 builds to learn the Glock Platform ( I now get Stripped new serialized Glock Frames & build those with Gunbusters Glock Slides & Lower parts deals on GB

 

Using Glock OEM parts is a must ( Good Start) on the P80 Frames . I’m much happier reconstituting Glocks from new Stripped Glock Frames , But the Polymer 80 builds were like an apprenticeship In a master class of the platform

 

80 % Receivers & Frames are not only banned by States but by Cities & Counties also . They are now a thing of the past for most part for us in California ( But if I had bought in bulk , say a five pack of AR or three at a time of Pistol Frames I would still be tinkering with them .

 

I was late to the game with the Polymer 80 Pistol Frames ( having done mostly retro AR15/M16 builds with 80%ers over the years ) by the time I focused on them ( Pistol builds ) I was too late for the early first Gen variants and other brands offerings as when I got up to speed on the platform the Outright ban date loomed . I really wish I coulda built one Early First Gen Poly 80 or obscure wolf or other brand offering .

 

I’m very very very late.

 

My state is still cool with PMF's

 

I would hesitate to daily carry one. I have others I enjoy carrying more than these. These were made just for SHTF bug out bag situations.

Side note,
I've recently ordered two DAGGER slides from Palmetto State. Both slides went on the P80's easily, cycled very nicely and I ran a hundred rounds of mixed ammo (Steel cased and Brass) through both frames and slides with no issues. The Dagger slide for a compact (G19) are very reasonably priced from PSA. $179 to $200, complete, when you catch them on sale. I'm waiting now, for PSA to start selling the full size slides. I've had issues with other aftermarket full size components' compatibility, etc.

 

No!🤦

 

One of the Regulars should link up the new Regs and Laws in States , Counties & Cities that have hamstrung the Builders ability to Order an 80%er and have it shipped to their Home .

 

Just to be on the side of cautious I take my P80 frames (stripped) to a local trophy shop and have them engrave my own serial number ie SC 00"xx" (SC for Santa Claus then 00 and two numbers). That way if they get lost, stolen, and recovered I might get it back.

 

Just to be on the side of cautious I take my P80 frames (stripped) to a local trophy shop and have them engrave my own serial number ie. SC 00"xx". That way if they get lost, stolen, and reovered I might get it back.

The California mess is bleeding to real states I see

 

I agree with you WarriorDog about not a daily carry

I'm not interested in having any issues or concerns even if minor. If and it's a big if I do a build I'd do it as a knock around gun for the farm for rattle snake, copper heads ,water moccasins,panthers,wild pigs. All the nasty critters that want to get ya. And also if the Polymer80 get nicked up or dings etc that what it's for. Save my others for carrying all pretty and nice. I've done 3 FMK striped frame builds they come with serial numbers from factory need to go though FFL .

They are on glock platform. All the builds run great .357 sig, 9mm .40 caliber

 

Lego 80

 

Lego 80
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Is this a real firing weapon?

 

Someone post up a Pic of the Real Deal 1911 Glock

 

 

😳 God I'm old and everything has passed me by...

 

Block 19

 

Block 17

 

Lego SCAR H

 

Lego SCAR L tutorial

 

Next you will tell me there's magic little boxes you carry around in your pocket and talk into like a telephone but with no party line

 

Next you will tell me there's magic little boxes you carry around in your pocket and talk into a telephone

Even more of a shock may be that Dick Tracy's communication watch has become a reality.
Ride Safe. Dr.Tramp.............

 

Lego watch, camera, phone

 

I need a Lego camera phone/watch secret decoder/pistol/crescent wrench/calculator/compass/television