Description
Description Of The PF940SC
Since 2013 The PF940SC JSD Supply has been the go-to source for DIY firearm builds. We have reliable Polymer 80 sub compact frames and other pieces – including full kits – that give you a handgun that looks and feels just like a manufactured firearm without the paperwork. These parts can help you assemble a custom firearm specific for your carrying needs that you’ll be proud to own.
Components Included
- Polymer 80 PF940sc subcompact frame
- Jig
- Custom locking block with slide rail
- Rear slide rail
- Drill bits
The 80% frame is compatible with Glock Gen 3 G26 and G27 components. Each piece in the kit is fully tested by our team to ensure the best quality possible. You can complete your parts kit for your Polymer 80 PF940SC here.
Assemble in Your Own Garage
If you need a handgun without the usual hassles, JSD Supply is the answer. We can help you build a 100% legal firearm right in your garage without the need for a background check, serial number, or government fees. These handguns are the perfect fit for someone concerned about their privacy.
Order your Polymer 80 sub compact frame or other parts needed for your next build and see the Ammo Marsh Supply difference today.
OPTIONAL Frame Parts Kit:
Optional frame parts kit includes the trigger, trigger housing, and other internal components for a Glock or Glock compatible frame including:
- Connector
- Extended Slide Stop Lever with Spring
- Locking Block Pin
- Magazine Catch
- Magazine Release Spring
- Slide Lock
- Trigger Housing with Ejector
- Trigger Pin
- Trigger Spring
- Trigger with Trigger Bar
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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.
The Ultimate Guide to polymer 80: 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:
Q: Is it legal to complete a PF940SC frame? A: Yes, it is legal to complete an 80% frame like the PF940SC. However, you will need to ensure that you follow all local and federal laws when building your firearm.
Q: What tools do I need to complete a PF940SC frame? A: You will need a few basic tools to complete a PF940SC frame, including a drill press,
Ammo Marsh –
thanks. i enjoy building my own guns. I just finished a few ar15s in 300BLK and 7.62×39. I’m trying to dive into 80%s. got a bunch of 80% AR lowers and i got my first polymer 80. i got the glock 26 polymer80 in FDE. i wanted a double stack 9mm glock that can accept the same mags as my ar9. it’s gonna look ridiculous with the ETS 40rd mags lol.
Ammo Marsh –
I love the polimer frame and hate that slide it came with. I’ll be getting an OEM slide for it.
Ammo Marsh –
nice build, compact and effective, what are the holster options out there?
Ammo Marsh –
I’m the most scared of drilling the holes wrong, and the pins not fitting.
Ammo Marsh –
The slide on that thing sits flush perfect. Mines is a lil high you can see right through it
Ammo Marsh –
My standard for 45 acp. Wish this order would have made it to my door – ups lost it.
Ammo Marsh –
What’s not to love?
Submitted 2 years ago
By James
From Louisiana
Verified Buyer
Excellent product that goes “bang” every time. Very consistent results from load to load. One primer for magnum and standard large pistol rounds simplifies my inventory situation. Try them and you’ll love them also.
Ammo Marsh –
I use them to load 45 ACP. Very happy with them.
Ammo Marsh –
Remington primers are my favorite whether the smallest or the largest and all in between. I have never had one fail in four decades.
Ammo Marsh –
Found what I needed quickly online, had it dropped shipped to store. No muss, no fuss, easy peasy.
Ammo Marsh –
I purchase these primers mostly because they were such a great deal. I have been pleased with performance. Ignition has been 100% so far (several hundred shot) and they are very easy to seat. At first I thought too easy, but I’ve had no problems at all in that regard. I find Remington LPPs to be equal to CCIs or Tula products. Look for your best deal and buy!
Ammo Marsh –
Unlike a competitor’s brand, I haven’e had a single misfire. They also feed perfectly through my old Dillon RL 450. Very pleased. Price was good also.
Ammo Marsh –
Worked everytime I pulled the trigger. I use them in the .45 auto rim and .44 mag. No problums ever. Been using them for years……Doug
Ammo Marsh –
Is this from JSD? Did it function fine with the parts that came with the kit? Thanks
Ammo Marsh –
Only thing I’m scared is when I have to cut the m3 and m4 part/ file down the plastic is their anything I should be concerned off? I feel like clipping that plastic part it will be the easiest thing to do I believe
Ammo Marsh –
How is the age verification process for ordering and receiving a kit?