Glock 17 vs Poly 80 Clone
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- čas přidán 13. 07. 2020
- So you are looking for a gun and can't decide which to get. For many people it begins with the Glock 17. The 1st, fully accepted polymer gun, adopted by 70% of Law Enforcement in various calibers, Glock is maybe the largest gun maker in the world.
But can someone make a better Glock than Glock can?
Lets look at the MAC FP9, from Ace Firearms. A Poly 80 based clone that I have taken all over and shoot thousands of times. How does it stack up, head to head?
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To be clear the P80 frame can handles +P ammo, as long as the rest of your gun can as well.
misspoke about the Poly 80 build not being able to withstand Plus P loads. My particular pistol is sprung for fast cycling, not the stock Glock spring. Structurally it will take Plus P, but with that spring it will beat itself to death in time.
@@BillFrady - This video was in my recommend feed. Really glad you mentioned this +p aspect. Thank you, and thank you as well Swanky!
@@BillFrady: I'm glad I read this before I started in on the +p comment.
I have loaded and shot hundreds of ZESTY 40 and 9mm out of a p80.
40s&w- 180gr. fmj with a ten round average of 1330ish. fps.... other mods. With 9mm 115gr. fmj I am averaging 1508 fps.
No frame flex, no MIM shit!
I just finished the pf940 1.5 build in the G35 style , cant wait to test all the ammo differences
I recently built my first two P80s and I am in love with them and have no doubt the will perform in the moment of truth if God forbid I ever need them to defend my home.
I have taken 2 to a Tactical Response Fighting Pistol class. Fired 700 rds in each per day. No malfunctions in the dust and heat. Ran flawlessly.
How long did it take to get to your house after ordering? I want to order one but with the pandemic idk if it effects mailing.
@@slideshobob6081 When you ask how long. are you wanting a full gun or just the Poly 80
@@BillFrady full parts and kit etc ordered all at the same time
@@dk7819 you get it ?
Been happy with my p80 builds, even the original space gun version.
I have even built dedicated 22lr using advantage arms conversions that work great.
Poly 80 is going to become ubiquitous.
Great video. First time finding a video of yours. Subscribed right away. Thank you.
Very welcome and thank You Sir!
I also was more than a little anti-glock but primarily because I didn't like the fact that it did not have a manual safety, and I still don't like the fact that those guns do not have a manual safety.
However, being the cheap guy that I am and one who loves to build guns as long as they're affordable.
Then the polymer 80 frames went on sale and were under $100.
When I finally realized how cheap & easy it was now to build one of these Polymer 80s, I decided to build Glock 17 clone and the Glock 21 clone.
Outdamnstanding!
got mine today... thank you for this video!
Glad I could help!
Love your videos man‼
Thank you Sir!
Thanks for the video!
You're welcome!
I’m building one soon. I will be using all Glock internals. Yours looks really good
Mine is actually a manufactured pistol with a serial number using the parts from Poly 80 etc. I cannot take any credit for it.
@@BillFrady honestly I forget they were doing that now. Either way great gun man
I have 3 poly 80s, 19,17,34. And I have two standard Glocks 19 and 17. I love the poly 80s. Great weapons. I have had no issues with any of them.
I would love to try a Poly 80 34.
@@BillFrady
I picked mine up from F&F fire arms. I love it.
@@BillFrady if I could post a picture on here I would
@@williamdouglas1996 bill@locknloadradio.com
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I might like this. Thank you for all you do for us.
That is my pleasure
First of all, I loved the show!! I just subscribed and hit the bell to get all notifications, and you know I gave you the thumbs up!! But last month I built a P80 Glock 26 and I took it out to the range for a little spin, and it ran flawlessly!! I was quite proud of myself!! And just this past Friday (12/16/2022) I ordered the P80 Glock 17 build, and I am absolutely pacing the floors praying that it all arrives this coming Friday (12/23/2022)..! 😂😂😂
Can’t wait for your next show brother!! Happy Holidays to you and your family!!!
I would like to try the Ply 80 26 configuration. Thank you very much for the kind words. I hope it gets there tomorrow! Send me a pic of your 26 build. bill@locknloadradio.com
I've watched several videos on the p80 builds or review of the p80 and I have to say that your video is definitely at the top for being one of the best some guys will go on and on trying to make a point not you, You sum it up in very few words I like that you did a sensational job i look forward to your next video by the way I have 3 p80 builds, 1 SS80 build, and 3 working on 4 Sig builds, really awesome video thanks 🔫🔫👍👍
Thank you sir! The next build coming is a Poly 80 10mm. Happening as I type.
@@BillFrady i also have plans for a 10mm build are you using the PF45 frame?
@@eugeneasher3788 yessir
Polymer 80s will run +P with zero issues. Maybe your set up wont, but a properly built p80 will and can handle +P ammunition.
misspoke about the Poly 80 build not being able to withstand Plus P loads. My particular pistol is sprung for fast cycling, not the stock Glock spring. Structurally it will take Plus P, but with that spring it will beat itself to death in time.
BOTH have strengths and weaknesses.... For many of us the attraction is customization possibilities and
the very valuable learning experience. After you assemble a Polymer80 your knowledge of the Glock
platform will greatly increase.
Outstanding!
Sometimes you just got to ask that question about the better mousetrap.
I’m still partial to hammer-fired vs striker-fired.
Hey, single action, hammer fired, 2011 dittos friend!
You can always file down and smooth out the trigger guard
Naaaawwwww!
great video
Thank you very much
P80, what a Glock should be, What a Glock should cost. Best slogan ever.
Did you like that?
Most intense fucking Glock info video intro ever 😂❤️🔥
Thank you THOR!!!!!
I have built 6 Polymer 80 pistols. 17,two 19's,22,21&20.
I run +P in my 9mm pistols ( well over 1500 through each) with zero issues in durability.
Full house 200 gr IPSC major loads in the 21( around 3000+ sofar) with zero issues, and in the 22 I run Speer LEO 165 ammo.
I'm a certified Glock Armorer, and have never owned a Glock due to absolutely hating the grip angle. The better angle on the P80 series is why I chose to start building the kits.
I love my 1911's ( have 7of them) and my EDC switches back and forth between my 1911 Commander, and a full size S&W M&P9.
Practice is key to running any handgun well.
Regarding Plus P ammo, I misspoke about the Poly 80 build not being able to withstand Plus P loads. My particular pistol is sprung for fast cycling, not the stock Glock spring. Structurally it will take Plus P, but with that spring it will beat itself to death in time.
As far as the rest of your points, nothing beats that sound foundation of
I simp for the P-80 locking block and grip angle. I am in love.
havent seen what im looking for yet and i already like tha video lol
Cool. After watching it, did you see anything you liked?
@@BillFrady yes, Polys are nice and i plan on copping and milling one out 💯
Some good news on the holster fit, if you like leather (and I do) I have built a Poly80 15 and 17 and both ride inside a Glaco LEATHER paddle holster, perfect! I guess the give of the leather as opposed to kydex, is the trick. Works great for me as I love Galco leather holsters and I have been running them for over 30 years! On ammo, I run hollow points for personal defense and velocity means everything when it comes to expansion of HP ammo. For that reason I run 124 gr in my 17 and 115 gr in my 15. But, to each their own.
Leather always manages to work, doesn't it. Sometimes the old way is the best way.
@@BillFrady Yep, especially for old farts like me. LOL
Awesome video! Subbed and belled!
Thank you sir! Thank you very much!
Well said. I'm a Southpaw, so I always have to rethink the wheel when looking for what will work best for my needs.
Exactly!
i'm a lot like you had so many glocks i was looking to purchase something different and fell in love with the canik tp9sfx.... strike industries makes a nice 80 frame for glocks too
I am not familiar with their frame.
@@BillFrady it's about the same quality as the poly 80 frame so i like both frames...anyways good comparison vid...thumbs up
@@getbrainseeds Thank you sir!
Vp70 reference is awesome. I believe you're right, we will stand corrected maybe?
Corrected on what?
I personally like the P80 production pistols better than the gen 3 Glocks. After comparing them at the gun shop & test firing both I opted for the P80 PFS9. Mainly because the P80 comes stock with all the frame upgrades you could ever want for your pistol. Plus the complete P80 production pistol was $100 cheaper than the Gen 3 Glock out the door & I got four P80 brand G17 magazines with it. The black slide with the FDE frame is BEAUTIFUL!!! 😆
Which shop? And thank you.
JoeBobOutfitters was where I ended up buying the P80 from a few days after trying them out at Vance Outdoors gun range. Once I fully committed to buying the P80 I searched around online & JoeBobOutfitters happen to have the deal I was looking for at the time.
I'm not a huge fan of the p80 magazines I've had issues with one of mine and I stopped using them all together. Magpul and OEM Glock are what I use. Magpul makes great magazines for everything.
Great video man. Quick question; will a Glock magazine work in the P80? Also have you tried any extended magazines with it?
Glock magazines work with the Poly 80 frame. Period. I have tried them all.
I run ets 20rders in my pf45 g20L
If you want to get technical, the striker fire became popular with the Luger.
True, but my context was adoption here in the US.
@@BillFrady lol it’s fair, everyone knew what you meant, I was just being pedantic
P80 pf940sc Glock 26 fits kydex Glock 19 holsters, and pf940c Glock 19 and cl Glock 19 long slides fit kydex Glock 21 holsters very well.
Thank you sir
Hello from upstate SC. I’ll have to go visit roger arms now lol
Ace Firearms, Easley SC.
I like that slide
It is cool.
P08 Luger is striker fired as well. But I know what ya ment by that. Lol
Fair enough.
Glocks have 3 safeties, that’s why they don’t go bang like a sig when they shouldn’t. Trigger safety, firing pin safety, drop safety.
This Poly 80 got thrown all over Tactical Response. Must be a shared characteristic.
I have found that the Polymer 80 "Glocks" cost more than actual Glocks.
Depends. If you are doing it yourself and you know what you are doing, you can come in a little cheaper. but the Polymer 80 frame has all the custom touches, And the slide, barrel, parts kit, trigger etc can be as inexpensive or custom as you like. You can drive that price into the sky.
I use polymer 80 because I can build a much better optic cut 17 long slide for the same price as a factory 34 without the giant gap in the cut, and still have plenty of room left to co-witness. Having a larger locking block is more important to me than the cost of the frame in all honesty, and the angle of the grip helps when I present the pistol.
do you guys have a contact for rodger ? that's a beautiful slide
Ace Firearms 864-509-6100. ask for Derek.
I never understood why people say Glocks are not as accurate as other guns. I shoot my G17 just as well as any other gun, the trigger is well a Glock trigger but it’s definitely manageable.
I prefer singla action triggers...but thats my problem. I have found a way to come to peace with the Glock trigger.
You should look at the new trigger from Timney!
I didnt even know they made them for a handgun, been living under a rock i guess.
@@BillFrady I ordered 2 of them. They have more in the works. One will be a single stage and be a lot like a 1911 feel to it. I cant wait for that one Johnny Glock has a video that he mods one.
I can’t find any info on why you shouldn’t shoot +p ammo in a P80. And I’m talking about the frame, the slide and barrel combos are endless. I can’t see why it would be any worse than running them in a factory frame. Thank you.
Thats because I was wrong. The frame can take it easily. My particular Poly 80 is set up for fast cycling, that statement is only true for mine.
Even thinking about getting a p80 this shooting range is selling them for Clearance price at $539 it was selling for $647
P80 is a fine although getting scarce alternative to Glock.
I have seen gucci p80s with custom cut slides fail to cycle rounds guns with oem slides have no issue with
My Poly build went with me to Tactical Response and functioned flawlessly.
There are reasons why, and those reason can be avoided if proper attention is applied to why those malfunctions happen. Marine Gun Builder on YT has a whole series on how to complete a P80 that will have zero malfunctions.
Dont know what your talking about that polymer80s cant run +p loads. Mine runs all ammo perfectly. I did a super awesome full zev build. With full zev slide and barrel, zev sights, zev fulcrum fully adjustable trigger, zev mag release but swapped it for a hyve one. I have a tungsten guide rod and a rmr on it. My edc zev polymer80 build is absolutely amazing and I plan on doing a video on comparison vs the zev 0z9c which is why I built the zev polymer80
As I have said many times in this thread, I misspoke about the Poly 80 build not being able to withstand Plus P loads. My particular pistol is sprung for fast cycling, not the stock Glock spring. Structurally it will take Plus P, but with that spring it will beat itself to death in time.
I justbgot my first p80 frame. I'm so excited LoL It's a little more expensive than I thought. You can build a PSA AR cheaper
True, but The Poly 80 pistol is nearly a custom piece if you get it right.
Be careful; aftermarket slide plates have been known to cause full auto in isolated incidents, as well as trigger connector bar angle. Who would have guessed a plate could cause full auto? Get a clear slide plate and check striker lug to cruciform kick-up contact, and check for at least 2/3 rds contact. Test your cruciform for a drop test. Some aftermarket trigger shoes and trigger bars will fail in one gun, but not in another of the same make and model. If you don't want to get a clear plate, put a mag in and gently slam each side of the pistol on carpet to see if you can get the striker to fire.
Of course I am writing this to anyone who reads it, not necessarily the author of this video.
Decent advice. I myself am nowhere near qualified to assemble one of these, which is why my sponsor did it. Took 2 to Tactical Response for Fighting Pistol. They were thrown, dropped, and shot constantly for 2 days without a hiccup. All due to the care taken in the build.
^^^This man speaks real facts from experience ^^^^^
@@derekbutts1782 If that was directed at me......Thank you Sir!
Double under cut trigger guard, scalloped mag release, Apex like flat trigger/Gen5 feel, slightly flared mag well, front side serrations, nicely textured grip...nitride parts/barrel, steel pins, extended slide takedown lever....everything you add usually do to a Glock, u get. If you can build it...the kits sold as disassembled purchase but still FFL required...some stores like where I acquired mine was $370! Not going to beat it period....disagree w the extended slide stop as they induce slide stoppages with my technique and grip but yes a better Glock.
I do have to be mindful of the extended stop when I grip it. Thanx for your input.
I've built three of these (Glock 19 p80s) and the thing that I like about the p80s is not only the grip angle but also the ability for customization (triggers, slides, sights, etc). If you build these with quality in mind when you build them they can be EXCELLENT shooters! As far as the range tests...they run as good a any based priced Glock. My zen tech trigger and strike industries trigger shoe is amazing.
Thanks for that.
Did you have to do much to get your Pf940c ‘s to run reliably ? I’ve been having failure to eject issues with mine . 3 sets of front rails , none will run without extensive rail fitting (sanding /polishing ) how about your experience ?
@@iamvalerian7710 the ejection issue is more of glocks fault. The gen 3 ejector is trash. Get a gen4 and swap the ejector. Also change the extractor. Apex tactical makes a better engineered one.
@@iamvalerian7710 You need to do a few things if you have not done them. Measure the front and rear rails height to the frame to make sure that all 4 rails are exactly the same height. Make sure your slide spring is not rubbing anything at all in the channel. Takes the spring out of the slide and put it in the frame to see if the sides are rubbing the spring. Check the rear tab for rubbing the frame. Odds are something is rubbing it. I did all of that and I went from a 18lb spring to a 15 and now it runs as good as any gun on the market. I oiled the sh## out of it too. Also see MarineGunbuilders videos .
Do we built the polymer 80 or it’s already built when you go to the gun store ?
Already built if you buy it at Ace Firearms, but serialized as well. Full on manufactured.
I like how he states in New York instead of fixing the training they just blamed the weapon 🤣😂
Well, now they blame the cops, but that does not alter the trigger factoid, eh?
Another great change p80 did was put a picatiny rail and not that idiotic glock rail. This means that you can use just about any light or laser without added costs of special mounts.
That is an excellent point.
polymer 80s have no issue with plus P but ive heard they cant handle it but never had an issue
This was me misspeaking. The spring is this gun was originally one that would not handle plus P
I see this video is 2 years old, has P80 by chance improved to the point where lighter grains than 147 can be used?
The P80 will shoot whatever you run through it.
Will the p80 Glock 17 fit in a standard Glock 17 holster or no? I’ve heard they do and I’ve heard they don’t.
Trigger guard is too wide, But a light bearing holster would take one.
@@BillFrady okay thank you👍🏼 God bless
I have a Black Hawk holster that my glock 26, 19, and 17 fit but not my polymer 80.
I'm waiting for the PSA Dagger....
Don't hold your breath. I'm still waiting for the JAKL.
@@everready19373 yep, they are too busy pumping out thousands of ar15 because of Covid shortage
Ok, I hope it is worth the wait.
Dude has a great voice.
Syndicated Radio Host I am. Thank you sir.
To my experience, the P80 is NOT "less expensive" than the other popular offerings on the market!
Depends. Right now they are probably more expensive.
@@BillFrady P80's are more expensive....by a LOT. I am in the process of building one now....waiting for parts!
@@3cap97 depends what your looking for lol
Can you switch to a higher quality barrel tht will allow plus p rounds to go through?
The frame/slide can take the pounding with the right spring. It already has a glock barrel.
The poly can run whatever. It's the extractor, its gen 3 I can see it in the video. Get a after market extraction.
According to the builder of the gun, it is the spring he used. Which would be even easier to replace. But you are 100% correct about the frame. It will handle whatever.
@@BillFrady that gen 3 OEM extractor is an issue also. It's faulty. They all were. It's fixable and its not that hard.
Just drop on any gen 3 glock p80 or not a gen 4 ejector and you will have a flawleds gun
My expensive g17 retention holster works with my p80 no problem
That's interesting. Is it made to hold a weapon mounted light?
@@BillFrady No it's a standard fit. It has a retention screw I had to loosen. I also have one for a p80 g26 that works flawlessly. They are both Blackhawk.
What’s your opinion on 80pbuilder ?
I have no opinion other than they look like a decent dealer for the kits. I haven't ever dealt with them.
Roger needs to start using the Glock adjustable rear sight ($24.00), Instead of the stupid non-adjustable rear sight, they shouldn't even use those anymore! nice gun overall You need to add the better Glock adjustable rear sight on yr Gen4!!! I mostly run NATO 124gr FMJ in my Glock 17 gen 4 , I like the army 4.5lbs trigger pull in my G17 Great Gun
I have an adjustable sight to go on the Poly80 and I am going to throw an optic on the G17.
Great voice
You should check out my syndicated radio show.
I STILL HAVE THE OG GLOCK 17 THEY WER STARTING TO GET FOR MILITARY AND LOCAL POLICES AND HIGHWAY POTORALS MIDDLE TO LATE 80S
I remember.
@@BillFrady i dusted her off the other day dusted it off and went to the range with my new sig andripped some rounds
You know if they make a polymer 80 for my 19x slide and internal parts??
Not specifically, but I would not be surprised.
What are the nights sights on the Glock 17?
Some variation of Trijicon
I have a few questions I need help with
I will do my best. How can I help?
I’ve shot plenty of +p’s out of mine and carry mine. It runs fine I shoot anything and everything out of my p80. So idk what you mean no plus p?
I misspoke about the Poly 80 build not being able to withstand Plus P loads. My particular pistol is sprung for fast cycling, not the stock Glock spring. Structurally it will take Plus P, but with that spring it will beat itself to death in time.
Is plus p high grain ammo or hollow point?
How much $ is that polymer 80, Glock 17 clone u talked about? And where can I get one depending on the price?
It is better than a stock Glock in a number of ways. That one was built as a manufactured pistol at Ace Firearms in Easley SC.
@@BillFrady - how much do they cost and is it possible to get shipped to CA?
@@mychalmorris9928 It isnt going to be the cost that affects you. A Poly 80 based gun is probably not approved by the Cali DOJ list.
@@BillFrady - could I get it shipped to another state if I decided to purchase one?
Serious question...is the p80 a Glock ? My lil brother nags me saying I don't actually have a Glock. I told him that it's basically a suped up Glock.
It is a Glock clone, based on the Glock platform.
dose rodger have a web site where i can have work done ?????
Yes. acefirearms.com
both are equally reliable. Glock is famous for their design, not their branding. just like the ar-15. armalite engineered an amazing firearm that is being cloned my many different manufactures today.
Totally agree.
How can I listen in from New England?
To listen live you can go to www.gcnlive.com/JW1D/index.php/showinfo?showCode=114. To catch the podcast it is Lock N Load with Bill Frady on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher Radio etc.
I've been shooting since about the 90s when I was like 10-15 years old. Maybe earlier. Only this year I bought my first Glock, and man... I HATE IT. Ergonomics suck, grip feels like a crooked 2x4, muzzle points at the sky when I present. But worse than anything. The top ledge above trigger pushes out against my finger at the middle knuckle. Making it hard to get to the power crease of my index finger on the trigger. IF I DO, then my finger also presses hard against the bottom of the trigger guard on the other side of the trigger. So every shot twists my index finger sideways (against the knuckle) with recoil. After a box of ammo my hand and finger are sore for a week. I had to Dremel out the inside of the trigger guard to be wider and taper off (like Walther) and taper in the top ledge so I could just get my finger to sit on the trigger in a way that wasn't literally painful when I shot it (don't forget about glock knuckle either!). Before Dremeling my Glock it felt so horribly bad compared to my Walthers, H&Ks, M&Ps, Springfields, and others. It could just be because it's a Glock 40 (10mm) and the grip is so big. But why is the trigger guard so small and at such an off angle? I've got big XL hands, So why does the rear of the grip hump out and press into the wrong part of my palm? It presses into the bottom of my palm, making it harder to grip with the bottom two fingers. So weird, and it must be awful for people with smaller hands. It makes it feel uncomfortable. Because instead of filling your palm and making you feel like you have a tighter grip with the main hand. It forces you to almost require a support hand to have a defensive grip on the gun without giant hands(if someone tried to take it from you). I just don't like my Glock at all, and I bought the thing so I definitely didn't want it to be this way. But It seems like Glock made the polymer game popular. Then literally everyone else came out with better designs. But they do run nice and reliably, I guess. Not that everyone else making modern polymer pistols can't also say that these days. The real question for me is, will a P80 frame be worth the trouble at this point? Because for a G40 gen 4, apparently a lot has to be switched out to gen 3 parts. OR something like that. Just seems like a lot of work and even more money. I just can't tell if going through the trouble is worth it now that I've already modified my Glock grip and trigger guard to be something I can tolerate and almost enjoy now. I mean I'm not really sure what issues I have with Glock would be fixed with a P80 frame either? Would be nice if they made a Gen 4 compatible frame. But that seems pretty unlikely at this point.
Trigger guard is somewhat bigger and grip angle is straighter. I too have trouble with that angle. Poly 80 frame is a less expensive route to a custom gun feel.
@@BillFrady Thanks for the reply. I've been looking into it a bit more and I think I just need a gen 3 guide rod and spring. I think they might make an adapter plate to fit a gen 3 rod on a gen 4 slide. So this is looking like a possible option for me, maybe. Going to keep looking and see what I can find out. As long as I don't need a new slide. Poly 80 might be a possible upgrade for me. Thanks again for the reply.
Built three 19s and haven't looked back since. Correction, make that 4 🤣🇱🇷☝
I hear you sir!!!!
I probably ran close to 300 rounds in my carry ammo which is +p Target ammo I run 124 of whatever Steelcase brass case of a matter what it is maybe if you have one of the first gen p80s I heard that they have plastic rear rails? I've never seen one
As I have tried to clarify in theis thread, I misspoke about the Poly 80 build not being able to withstand Plus P loads. My particular pistol is sprung for fast cycling, not the stock Glock spring. Structurally it will take Plus P, but with that spring it will beat itself to death in time.
Seems like maybe you want to get a better spring that can handle any type of load that you put in your pistol it seems like what people do if they try to lighten up there pistol loads for competitions but if you're not training with real stuff what's the point
@@stonerzz1 At the time, when it was built for me, It was going to Tactical Response for Fighting Pistol. I did not actually request for it to sprung that way. Since then, I have pretty much adopted a 147 grain sub sonic load as mt carry ammo. Which it handles just fine. Going forward I will probably make the request for a more versatile setup, but on this gun, so far not a single hiccup.
You in Camden area?
As in Camden Tenn? No Sir. I am in SC
@@BillFrady Roger that, i believe i wrote my comment too soon as i hear you mention it in video. lol
by detonated i hope you meant the 2011 and not the lack of a "re-image".
Naw I think the 2011 is the salvation of the platform.
why do you say specifically 147 gr subsonic?
Mainly because both Steve Fisher and Super Dave harrington recommend that as a self defense load. So I have adopted it myself. I have always been a velocity kind of guy, but they changed my mind. Additionally, I misspoke about the Poly 80 build not being able to withstand Plus P loads. My particular pistol is sprung for fast cycling, not the stock Glock spring. Structurally it will take Plus P, but with that spring it will beat itself to death in time.
Can I use Glock 19 parts and slide on a Glock 17 P80 lower?
I honestly do not know, but that is intriguing.
Seriously, you're a red dead redemption voice over.
Thank you sir. I actually have a syndicated radio show. I would probably be better off just sticking to that, but I do like shooting some video.
Give me the g17, you know it'll run without tinkering with it.
Overall, based on what it can take, I agree. But they are in short supply currently.
@@BillFrady very true
For good reason. They’re pretty damn reliable to this day.
@@ghostbuilder3187 yep!
Good content, the added sound effects and drama are a little awkward. But otherwise enjoyable
That’s just me entertaining myself.
You'll be able pass that poll shirt down to your great grand kids. Carhartt. They'll have to grow their own goetees.
Cometa Soulstar all that is in a fact A very solid fact.
Did I hear from SC. WINNING!!!
Yessir, Simpsonville SC to be exact.
What I believe why people think is automatic gun is because how fast somebody can shoot but they don’t understand how a gun shots faster as you can pull your fingers to shoot because of a bullets into the chamber in the first place.
Gotcha
I shot +p+ 115 grain Hollow point 9mm by federal for my p80 glock 19 it didn't blow up except when I shot reloaded ammo
Im just going by what the builder told me.
@@BillFrady yeah just do that. But it be nice if p80 built a stronger frame just like the factory glock frames
@@_Life-zi5lp I misspoke about the Poly 80 build not being able to withstand Plus P loads. My particular pistol is sprung for fast cycling, not the stock Glock spring. Structurally it will take Plus P, but with that spring it will beat itself to death in time.
Yeah i guess I had a tungsten guide rod for my g19 polymer80 maybe 15 or 17 pound?
Does federal make +p+? Thought they only made +p.
These p80s are everybit as reliable as the glocks with the right slides
Absolutely!
glocks are trash guns. its not setting the bar very high. they were just smart enough to sell them at a loss to pigs in order to cement the reputation into place.
You sound like a Glock hater. Why would the military use Glock for so long and... no shit they went to shit with this new sig. point blank period glocks work, they’re reliable. Bestselling pistol hands down. Many gun manufacturers now a days based their design off of a Glock.
@@ghostbuilder3187 why would they use glock? They were the cheapest bidder. Military goes with the cheapest bidder
If you don't like Glock, don't buy them. Save Glocks for folks smart enough to use them.
How much is that poly 80 custom gun?
If you bought the kit $499
I might pick up one of these on a trade for my sig p320 m18 carry 🤔 but I'm not sure? Anyone have an opinion on this ?
I have the pfc9 it's beautiful
Dm me on Insta @sheeshsora if u wanna see
Did you ever come to a conclusion?
@@BillFrady yeah I didn't end up getting it just because of the laws , I mean it's not illegal but if by any chance I have to use it to defend myself it will be a big issue having a ghost gun. It's a beautiful build but I rather just keep it legit and with a serial number on it just in case. I work in private security , in house to be exact. I might pickup a glock to carry instead of my sig and just use the sig for work
I’ve put the P80PSF9 on layaway. I’ve heard some say they are great guns and others say they are junk. I’m hoping I’m not wasting my money. It’s primarily going to be used for home defense and a range gun. I’m open to conversation about the P80. Are they reliable? Are they worth the money? I’ve watched the video but again I’ve heard other say they are junk. Please comment!!!
I still run mine. Took them to Tactical Response class and hammered them for 2 days. As good as any polymer gun out there if you are patient and take your time in the build, or if like me, yours are assembled and serialized by a competent builder.
The on I have put on layaway is a complete build. Like I said my main worry is reliability. Thanks for the input!!
@@Itsasecret4321 who built it?
@@BillFrady I’m assuming P80 did. When I went to the store they told me that it was a complete build from the manufacturer. They have sold a ton of them according to them. Myself and 2 others guys were there to purchase the complete build. So far I really like it. I’m going to try and take it to the range within the next two weeks to see how it functions. Also the trigger is fantastic!!
@@Itsasecret4321 If it is a complete build, you are cooking with gas!
Last night my old lady told me we got to modify this original model😢
Which one, though? Which original model????
@@BillFrady Don't know she mentioned we need a longer barrel need to make the upper smoother with the lower and my butt stock has a hole in it YIKES WTF 😢
I have to disagree with the plus p too, I've seen p80s run plus p ammo
That’s fine. If you had seen other comments in this video, I was under a mistaken notion about the frame, when it was all about the spring.
@@BillFrady love the content brother, great video's.
I didn't hear about the springfield
Is there a Springfield Poly 80 lower now?
I have a g 19 clone polymer 80 and I love mine to haven’t had a single malfunction on mine either but I have seen videos and read lots of things about people having problems i wonder if it’s really that hard to drill holes or is it just parts not lining up just right bc of tolerances?
Lot of reasons in all that, i suppose. I let engineers build mine for me. Problem solved.
@@BillFrady i thought you cant have someone build them for you
@@jordan-ts9xo a real gun Smith can build you anything and serialize it for you.
The whole +p thing makes no sense to me im gonna need more info
Too easy. Fact of the matter is......I was wrong. this particular gun has a recoil spring that might make Plus P a little bit thumpy, but the gun frame can handle Plus P all day long.
I’d like to buy one...the problem is ATF.
Ace Firearms in Easley SC actually fits them to a slide and function tests them. Then they serialize them. All completely legal.
All mine handle plus p just fine
Ok. I have stated that I misspoke in this video regarding Plus P. Both in this thread and in my latest video. Poly 80 can handle it.
Great voice lol
Laugh if you like. voice pays the bills.
Comparing a highly modified custom fitted polymer p80 to a slightly modified Glock gen4 with agency trigger
This is not an accurate comparison that would be useful to apply range of people in my humble opinion
It is what I had on hand at the time. I don’t keep an arms room here. Additionally, custom is in the slide fit and barrel fit and possibly influenced by the spring and trigger. The Poly 80 has a lightened slide and a drop in trigger. All polymer guns have a limited degree of customization available. Not my opinion, but the builders.