POLYMER 80 for Sale

Quick Look

Polymer80 pioneered the concept of 80% polymer pistol frames for DIY firearm assembly. Their design philosophy centers on high-quality, user-completed pistols enabling customization and affordability. Today, Polymer80 remains popular among DIY enthusiasts and hobbyists seeking unfinished frames and kits.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Enables legal self-completion of firearms
• High-strength polymer construction
• Compatible with multiple Glock-compatible parts
• Wide availability of frame kits and components
• Supports extensive user customization

Key Variants

Polymer80 PF940V2

Popular 80% Glock 19-style frame for users seeking a compact, customizable pistol build.

Polymer80 PF940SC

Subcompact frame modeled on Glock 43 for concealed carry builds.

Polymer80 PF45

Full-size 1911-style frame for custom 45 ACP pistol builds.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Polymer80	Ghost Guns	JSD Supply
Price Range (Frames)	$150 - $250	$120 - $230	$140 - $260
Compatibility	Glock Gen3-5 parts	Glock and other parts	Glock and AR components
Material	Polymer	Polymer	Polymer/Metal Hybrid
Ease of Completion	Moderate (requires milling/jig)	Moderate	Moderate to advanced
Notable Pro	Extensive aftermarket support	Affordable starter kits	Multiple platform options
Notable Con	Legal complexities in some jurisdictions	Limited to specific models	Requires advanced tools

Best Use Cases

• Hobbyist custom pistol builds
• Personal self-defense firearms
• Educational milling assembly practice
• Collecting unfinished frame kits
• Affordable firearm customization

FAQs

Can I legally build a Polymer80 pistol?

Yes, building a Polymer80 pistol is legal federally for personal use, but laws vary by state. Check local regulations before purchasing or assembling.

What tools are required to complete a Polymer80 frame?

A milling jig, drill, and files are typically required for completing the frame, though some use CNC machines or professional services.

How compatible are Polymer80 frames with Glock parts?

Polymer80 frames generally accept Glock Gen3, Gen4, and Gen5 parts, ensuring broad parts compatibility for multiple Glock models.