80% Pistols

[Geezer]

I searched a little and didn't see anything on these. Polymer 80 frames that need to be finished. Just some milling or grinding and drill 6 holes and assemble using Glock or aftermarket parts. Pretty easy to do. The grip angle is more like a 1911 but I never had a problem with the Glock grip angle.

Here's a Glock 17 size with a Glock upper.

Here's a Glock 17 size with an aftermarket upper and I removed the light rail and neatened up the trigger guard.

Here's a Glock 19 size with aftermarket upper and the same treatment to the rail and trigger guard. It got a rattle can paint job, too.

These are pretty easy to do, but you can find a used Glock for the same money, or less. I had a lot of Glock parts already on hand so I used what I had and bought the rest. These just feel like you're doing something wrong. All three run great and are as accurate as any Glock.

 

[SURVIVOR619]

Presumably a drill press would be a necessary tool or could a vice and some steady dremel action suffice?

Sent with the good grace of God.

 

[Geezer]

Presumably a drill press would be a necessary tool or could a vice and some steady dremel action suffice?

Sent with the good grace of God.

It comes with a jig, an end mill, and drill bits. I used a hand drill and a bench grinder with some different size smaller wheels. I didn't even use the jig for the grinding, just used it to drill the holes.

 

[SURVIVOR619]

Thanks!

 

[Leadslinger]

Here is my 17L. Used small end sniper then small file to finish. Hand drilled holes with jig. The 19 same.

 

[Mikewood]

You did a very good job on the trigger guards. Looks great.

 

[Dad_Roman]

Mmmm Hmmm....piccy time...

 

[m5215]

Yes, 80% of what I own is pistols.