Understanding Compatibility with Slide Rails The Glock 19 slide and Glock 26 frame are not directly compatible due to differences in the slide rails and dust cover length. While a G19 slide can be fitted onto a G26 frame, the reverse is not possible because of the...
The Importance of Gun Safety Protecting Your Family and Loved Ones Gun safes play a critical role in preventing accidental shootings, particularly among children. Proper firearm storage can save lives by reducing the risk of unintentional firearm injuries and ensuring...
The P80 gun, commonly associated with Polymer80 kits, has gained popularity in recent years for its versatility and customizability. While the P80 resembles the design of Glock pistols and often uses Glock-compatible parts, it stands out because it is a partially...
Design, Ergonomics, and Grip Angle The P80 frame has a different shape and design compared to the Glock frame, with random-patterned stippling for better grip and a larger trigger guard with finger grooves. The grip angle of the P80 frame is 18 degrees, identical to a...
Understanding 80% Guns An 80% gun is a firearm component that requires 20% completion work to become a functional weapon. Home gun builders use these incomplete components to build their own firearms in their personal workshops. The term “80% gun” is often used in the...
Choosing the Right Pistol Frame Kit Consider the type of pistol you want to build, such as a Glock-compatible frame or a 1911-style frame. Think about the material you want your frame to be made of, such as polymer or metal. Research different frame kit options and...
Introduction In recent years, the term “ghost guns” has gained significant attention in discussions surrounding gun control and public safety. Ghost guns refer to firearms that are homemade or privately assembled, often without serial numbers or other...
Building your own gun is a popular pastime for gun enthusiasts, but it can also be a complicated and confusing process, especially when it comes to legal requirements. In this article, we will provide you with a step-by-step guide to legally building your own gun, as...
Polymer 80 (P80) is a popular brand that offers a DIY gun kit made from polymer materials. The benefits of making your own gun kit from Polymer 80 include: Cost savings: Purchasing a P80 kit can be significantly cheaper than buying a completed firearm from a...
