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So after quite a bit if research, I decided to take the plunge and try out the P80 G17 model. All in all it was an absolute blast to finish the last 20% of the lower and piece everything together. I completely forgot to take pics of the recoil spring chamber after I sanded it, so the pics for that still look a little rough. All together I felt like I got a pretty decent deal on everything. Only had two hiccups, one being the front locking rail being slightly larger then the opening. This is a known issue, in which the solution was freezing the block and then using a sharpie in the trigger opening to gently spread the frame enough for the block to fit. Second hiccup was the rear rail pin hole on the left side. Didn't quite line up with the drilled holes, this also another known issue. Shaved a hair out of the hole on the rail and then everything went in flawlessly. After it was all put together the slide slid right on without anything catching on the rail. Everything slid and worked well so I went ahead and lubed it up and shes ready to roll. I'm very happy how it turned out, and cant wait to get to the range and break her in. Anyone else have experience with buildings these? If so, how did they turn out?
Parts :
Tools:
Parts :
- Polymer 80 Glock Lower FDE PF940V2 - $90
- OEM Glock Gen 3 LPK - $50
- Rock Slide USA Complete Glock 17 Slide W/ RMR CUT - $300
- Gen 4 ejector - $7.99 (Still on back order)
Tools:
- Tacklife Rotary Tool - cant say enough about this tool. 1/4 price of the dremel brand and was absolutely solid throughought the entire build.
- Basic hammer and punch set
- Mothers Mag Polish - For trigger Polish
- Flitz polish - Also for trigger polish
- Sandpaper - 150 -3000 wet/dry