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I have the same experience as Ed with the real rails seeming just a bit off. I brought the gun out today anyway. Assembled with a stock G19 upper. I put 7 mags thru it, only had 1 FTRTB on the first mag. Shot UMC, Federal red box, and sig jhp's. grouped better than with my G 19 without any middle finger pain. Shot 1 mag in the G 19 after just to compare-immediate finger pain, and my grouping opened up substantially. This P80 is my new fave!
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Finished my pf940c this week, all stock except Apex trigger. Cut the 4 tabs with an exacto knife, and the U cut with a Dremel. Sanded and finished it be hand. Feels good, hopefully will shoot it soon. Will try to post pics soon.
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Finished my pf940c this week, all stock except Apex trigger. Cut the 4 tabs with an exacto knife, and the U cut with a Dremel. Sanded and finished it be hand. Feels good, hopefully will shoot it soon. Will try to post pics soon. View Quote |
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It wasn't bad, maybe 20 min a tab, just scored it and kept going at it in the same groove. With Dremel I was afraid I'd accidentally go to deep, and I don't have a vice for the drill press to use the endmill bit. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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I did one by cutting tabs with red hot tip of a kitchen knife. Just cause)))
Turned it to 100% in about 40min. |
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On my compact (19 size) which has run 100% solid at the range since the second range trip (had a couple bobbles in the first few rounds on the first trip) I have been dry firing it a bunch at home and have recently found that it doesn't reset the trigger about 50% of the time when hand-cycling after dry firing.
It is more likely to reset if I pull the slide to the rear and let go (slingshot) vs riding it home. It remains reliable at the range... no failures to reset under live fire at all. Any suggestions as to what I should look at to see about correcting this issue? |
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Just received my Polymer80 Compact lower via USPS from Mag Commander. (Will post pics when completed) All is accounted for and it only took 3 days shipping. I received an email for repeat buyers knocking around $50 off the price of another, still free shipping I believe. Total cost on another would be around $118. First time using them, and their prices on what they actually specialize in selling is pretty damn good from what I can see.
Mag Commander, GTG! |
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On my compact (19 size) which has run 100% solid at the range since the second range trip (had a couple bobbles in the first few rounds on the first trip) I have been dry firing it a bunch at home and have recently found that it doesn't reset the trigger about 50% of the time when hand-cycling after dry firing. It is more likely to reset if I pull the slide to the rear and let go (slingshot) vs riding it home. It remains reliable at the range... no failures to reset under live fire at all. Any suggestions as to what I should look at to see about correcting this issue? View Quote I had the same issue. |
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Take a look at the trigger spring, it should look like this. Proper trigger spring placement I had the same issue. View Quote Just replaced that spring with a new one out of the parts bin and double checked it again. Now it'll reset if I slingshot or ride home, but it will not reset if I hold the trigger back as I cycle the slide... so riding the reset appears to be out of the question. Trigger stays dead if I hold it to the rear now. Odd. |
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Instagram. A beginning look at what can be done with a PF940c frame with stippling etc. He's going to have a finished frame also. |
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New full size model on the way via Poly 80 instagram. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/312684/IMG-4599-237566.JPG View Quote |
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New full size model on the way via Poly 80 instagram. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/312684/IMG-4599-237566.JPG View Quote |
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Are we talking 10mm, 45acp, 9mm Dillon size frames? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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New full size model on the way via Poly 80 instagram. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/312684/IMG-4599-237566.JPG |
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Spring is in the proper place / orientation. Just replaced that spring with a new one out of the parts bin and double checked it again. Now it'll reset if I slingshot or ride home, but it will not reset if I hold the trigger back as I cycle the slide... so riding the reset appears to be out of the question. Trigger stays dead if I hold it to the rear now. Odd. View Quote |
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Are we talking 10mm, 45acp, 9mm Dillon size frames? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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New full size model on the way via Poly 80 instagram. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/312684/IMG-4599-237566.JPG |
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So, the plot thickens.
Apparently people are milling the pocket larger in the full size to accept the rail from the compact: Failed To Load Title So, all hope is not lost with the older, fill size variant? We just need someone to step up and produce them now... |
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Just finished up my 80% build this week. I really love the lower- much better than the Glock stocker IMO. Between that and the upgraded trigger I'm a way bigger fan of this platform now although not sure you can really even call it a Glock anymore at this point. https://drive.google.com/uc?id=1lm9p2Z3RqGH5GxFPsolqAD9uwrDPQw8L5A View Quote |
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Midway has a special going on for the full size PF940V1.5 for 60.00 The email also included the following aftermarket parts Swenson 17 G3 slide - 160.00 Swenson 17 barrel - 95.00 Glock 17 Slide Parts Kit - 70.00 Glock 17 Frame Kit - 45.00 Total: 430.00 + Shipping Damn...that's quite a bit cheaper than I paid for mine /Sadface |
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PSA Midway has a special going on for the full size PF940V1.5 for 60.00 The email also included the following aftermarket parts Swenson 17 G3 slide - 160.00 Swenson 17 barrel - 95.00 Glock 17 Slide Parts Kit - 70.00 Glock 17 Frame Kit - 45.00 Total: 430.00 + Shipping Damn...that's quite a bit cheaper than I paid for mine /Sadface View Quote |
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PSA Midway has a special going on for the full size PF940V1.5 for 60.00 The email also included the following aftermarket parts Swenson 17 G3 slide - 160.00 Swenson 17 barrel - 95.00 Glock 17 Slide Parts Kit - 70.00 Glock 17 Frame Kit - 45.00 Total: 430.00 + Shipping Damn...that's quite a bit cheaper than I paid for mine /Sadface View Quote Think I pretty much decided on an Alpha Wolf 34 slide. In case I change my mind. Does anyone have that slide(Swenson)? Only found someone asking about it on calguns. |
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Ordered the PF940v1.5 and the frame kit. Think I pretty much decided on an Alpha Wolf 34 slide. In case I change my mind. Does anyone have that slide(Swenson)? Only found someone asking about it on calguns. View Quote 1911 Forum Link I don't know and never heard of them, or Armand Swenson, before...most likely because I'm a moron but...there are more post on the web pointing to junk. That's a shame as the price point is noice! |
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Never heard of the Swenson slides before, but they look just about identical to the Dasan Machineries slides that Lonewolf used to sell before they changed to their Alphawolf lineup.
I'm just guessing here, but it looks to me that Midway (or whoever) is having these slides made for them by Dasan. I have a few of the Dasan-made Lonewolf slides, and so far I have been pretty happy with them - they seem like a well made product. So if these Midway slides are indeed made by Dasan, they should be GTG. |
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I have a feeling that these are going to be around for a while.
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Just finished up my 80% build this week. I really love the lower- much better than the Glock stocker IMO. Between that and the upgraded trigger I'm a way bigger fan of this platform now although not sure you can really even call it a Glock anymore at this point. https://drive.google.com/uc?id=1lm9p2Z3RqGH5GxFPsolqAD9uwrDPQw8L5A View Quote |
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Which frame is that? The aggressive or textured? View Quote |
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It's just the standard textured frame- I didn't mod one of the plain frames. The grip is awesome, it would be very difficult to improve on it with a custom stipple job on their ready-mod frame IMO. Could maybe see stippling the accelerator cut area on the already textured frame but the ledge sticks out enough that I don't think it's necessary. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Which frame is that? The aggressive or textured? |
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I don't know and never heard of them, or Armand Swenson, before...most likely because I'm a moron but...there are more post on the web pointing to junk. That's a shame as the price point is noice! View Quote Article in the American Rifleman on Armand Swenson |
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Got my second P80 compact frame together with a stainless Lone Wolf/Dasan .40/357 slide, with a 357 barrel...shoots great, accurate, cycles well, but CONSTANT brass to face. I need to check if Lone Wolf actually sent a .40 extractor or not, I guess I'm one of the lucky ones who's never had a Glock throw brass backwards at me until now, so this is new to me...holy cow does it chuck .357 brass with some authority
Shit hurts, too Near as I can figure it's actually hitting the mag feed lips and punting itself out using those, I think...I wasn't really able to diagnose/debug the problem last night, I'll be doing that tonight. Other than that though - the frame's gripping surfaces worked really well for something with a bit more energetic recoil than a 9mm; if it were a Gen 3 or even Gen 4 frame I'm pretty sure it would have just slid around under recoil. The P80 frame hung tight. |
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It's NOT associated with Armand Swenson, he passed away DECADES ago. He basically was the father of 1911 customizing. His "full house" customizing jobs on Colt 1911's bring a shit load of money today. Article in the American Rifleman on Armand Swenson View Quote Anyways, I heard from a old friend who has purchased a 1911 barrel from Swenson and he wasn't very impressed, "Complete Crap". according to him |
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Got my second P80 compact frame together with a stainless Lone Wolf/Dasan .40/357 slide, with a 357 barrel...shoots great, accurate, cycles well, but CONSTANT brass to face. I need to check if Lone Wolf actually sent a .40 extractor or not, I guess I'm one of the lucky ones who's never had a Glock throw brass backwards at me until now, so this is new to me...holy cow does it chuck .357 brass with some authority Shit hurts, too Near as I can figure it's actually hitting the mag feed lips and punting itself out using those, I think...I wasn't really able to diagnose/debug the problem last night, I'll be doing that tonight. Other than that though - the frame's gripping surfaces worked really well for something with a bit more energetic recoil than a 9mm; if it were a Gen 3 or even Gen 4 frame I'm pretty sure it would have just slid around under recoil. The P80 frame hung tight. View Quote If there's no mag for the brass to hit, it should go a different way... assuming it's hitting the feedlips. |
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It's NOT associated with Armand Swenson, he passed away DECADES ago. He basically was the father of 1911 customizing. His "full house" customizing jobs on Colt 1911's bring a shit load of money today. Article in the American Rifleman on Armand Swenson View Quote I'm guessing his heirs haven't held a trademark on his name so the "Swenson" branding likely will be free to have that 'Hey, I've heard of him before' effect from most gun guys. |
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To test that 'hitting the mag feed lips' idea, single load a round, drop the mag and fire it... does it eject the same way or a different angle? If there's no mag for the brass to hit, it should go a different way... assuming it's hitting the feedlips. View Quote |
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Got 100 rounds of Blazer Brass 124 through Hanna today. Everything working ok, but ejection is a little weak. It's a Gen1 slide so maybe I need to swap the plunger spring. Could be worn I suppose. |
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That works with 1911s...not so much with Glocks. 50/50 chance of it exiting the ejection port in a random direction, or down the grip. Glocks are notorious for not working like anyone would expect without a mag in it... View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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To test that 'hitting the mag feed lips' idea, single load a round, drop the mag and fire it... does it eject the same way or a different angle? If there's no mag for the brass to hit, it should go a different way... assuming it's hitting the feedlips. |
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PSA Midway has a special going on for the full size PF940V1.5 for 60.00 The email also included the following aftermarket parts Swenson 17 G3 slide - 160.00 Swenson 17 barrel - 95.00 Glock 17 Slide Kit - 70.00 Glock 17 Frame Kit - 45.00 Total: 430.00 + Shipping Damn...that's quite a bit cheaper than I paid for mine /Sadface View Quote |
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Are there any actual pictures of the new color options for the Compact frame? I'm trying to decide which color(s) I want to get.
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Here is a glock 19 in OD green. Ive also got a 17 in tan and a 22 in white if you want to see those.
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When I click preview it shows the picture, when I submit it lists the link.
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