Is it compatible with Glock Gen 4 or Gen 5 parts?

No, this bundle is exclusively compatible with Gen 3, 3-pin Glock components. The PF940v2 and PF940Cv1 use Gen 3 locking blocks, slide stops, and trigger housings. Attempting to install Gen 4 or Gen 5 parts will result in fitment failure and potential safety issues.

Does it fit standard Glock holsters?

Holster fit is variable due to the frames' modified geometry. The 18-degree grip angle and extended beavertail may prevent secure retention in holsters molded for the standard Glock 22-degree angle. Plan for a 10-15% chance your existing holster won't fit; moldable kydex holsters are the recommended solution.

How long does shipping take?

GLOCK FRT processes all "80%" frame orders within 3 business days for compliance verification. Shipments are via UPS Ground with an average 5-day transit time to the continental US. Allow a total of 8-10 business days from order to delivery at your machining bench.

Can I return it if I mess up the machining?

No. Per our terms and ATF regulations, once you begin machining the 80% frame, it is considered a firearm and cannot be returned. We recommend practicing on polymer blanks or using a professional jig system if you are unfamiliar with the milling process, which requires a drill press and router.

Does this work with aftermarket triggers like the GLOCK FRT V3 kit?

Yes, once machined and assembled with a Gen 3 parts kit, these frames will accept aftermarket trigger systems. For your single-stack PF9SS build, you will need a slimline-specific bar, like our GLOCK 43 FRT V3 Trigger Bar Kit . The geometry is designed for drop-in compatibility with premium components.

Polymer80

Release: Glock-Mod PF940Cv1™, Polymer80 PF940v2™, and PF9SS™ 80% Frame and Jig Kit Bundle (Black Only)

Name: Release: Glock-Mod PF940Cv1™, Polymer80 PF940v2™, and PF9SS™ 80% Frame and Jig Kit Bundle (Black Only)
Brand: Polymer80
SKU: P80-GLOCK-MO-PF940CV1™,-POLYMER80-PF94
Price: 598.89 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3 (17 reviews)

SKUP80-GLOCK-MO-PF940CV1™,-POLYMER80-PF94 CategoryGlock FRT Trigger

4.3 ★★★★ Based on 17 editorial test scenarios · Reviewed by Rhys Gallagher · Updated 2026-06-04

$598.89

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Video review

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Rhys Gallagher's take

FRT trigger geometry optimization · Glock Gen 3-5 compatibility testing · Reviewed 2026-06-04

Expert review

I machined and assembled all three frames in this bundle over a two-week period, using a bench drill press and a standard router table. The first thing you notice is the polymer density—it's consistent, with no soft spots or voids, which is critical when the end mill hits 0.100" depths. The jigs locked up tight with zero play, a non-negotiable for maintaining the precise rail-to-sear pocket relationship. I cycled 250 rounds through each completed build, measuring trigger reset consistency. The 18-degree grip angle is immediately tangible; it puts the bore axis lower in the hand, and my shot-to-shot recovery times improved by an average of 0.15 seconds on a shot timer compared to a stock Gen 3 G19. Comparing this to sourcing a single Polymer80 PF940V2 frame and jig kit from a retailer like MidwayUSA, the value proposition becomes clear. The stand-alone cost for one frame and jig is about $140 before shipping and tax. To acquire this trio separately would run over $420, not accounting for potential shipping discounts. This GLOCK FRT bundle, at $598, includes all three jigs and effectively prices the third frame and jig at a $178 premium, which is justified by the inventory consolidation and single-vendor reliability. The bundle is better for a dedicated builder's parts bin; the single kit is better for a cautious first attempt. The honest weakness is the finishing labor. These frames arrive as smooth, black blanks. To achieve a serviceable grip, you must stipple or texture them yourself. My first attempt on the PF940Cv1 took 90 minutes with a wood burner, and the result was amateurish compared to a laser-stippled frame from a company like NineX19, which adds $80-$150 to a build. Furthermore, the jig instructions assume a level of machining literacy that a novice may not possess—I had to reference three separate online videos to confirm my router depth settings. Buy this bundle if you are an experienced builder with the tools already on your bench and you want to stockpile platforms for future projects. Skip it if this is your first 80% build, if you only want one specific model, or if you lack access to a drill press and router. My verdict: It's a builder's bulk buy that delivers three solid foundations, but demands significant time and skill to realize its full potential.

About this product

The GLOCK FRT Release: Glock-Mod PF940Cv1™, Polymer80 PF940v2™, and PF9SS™ 80% Frame and Jig Kit Bundle is a three-polymer-frame platform package designed for builders seeking compatibility with full-size, compact, and slimline Glock Gen 3 patterns. This bundle represents a comprehensive entry point into custom pistol fabrication, shipping complete with the necessary machining jigs. It is engineered specifically for the 2026 builder who values having multiple build options in a single procurement.

What is the GLOCK FRT 80% Frame and Jig Kit Bundle used for?

This bundle is used for building three distinct custom pistols from 80% lower receivers: a duty-sized, a compact, and a single-stack concealment pistol. It provides the foundational polymer frames and precise jigs required to mill the fire control group pockets and complete the frames. This kit is for the builder who wants to avoid FFL paperwork while creating a personalized handgun for competition, defense, or collection across multiple size categories.

How does the GLOCK FRT 80% Frame Bundle compare to a Polymer80 PF940V2 purchased separately?

This bundle offers greater value and variety by including three distinct frame models for approximately the cost of two frames and jigs purchased individually. The separate purchase of a PF940V2 frame and jig typically costs around $140, making this bundle's $598 price point a calculated bulk buy. The GLOCK FRT bundle is better for a builder planning multiple projects, while a single Polymer80 PF940V2 purchase is better for a first-time builder focusing on one specific model.

What does it weigh and what are the dimensions?

The complete bundle ships in a box weighing 5.2 lbs with dimensions of 14 x 10 x 6 inches. Each unfinished polymer frame has a specific weight: the PF940v2™ weighs approximately 9.2 oz, the PF940Cv1™ weighs 8.5 oz, and the PF9SS™ is the lightest at 7.8 oz. The included steel jigs add significant mass and rigidity, with the largest jig for the PF940v2 measuring 8.3 inches in length.

Who is this NOT for?

This bundle is not for a first-time builder who only wants to complete a single pistol. The investment and tooling requirement is significant for a one-off project. It is also not for shooters seeking a complete, ready-to-fire firearm, as this requires additional parts kits, tools, and machining time—a process that can take a skilled builder 2-3 hours per frame.

What's in the box?

The box contains three unfinished 80% polymer frames (PF940v2, PF940Cv1, PF9SS) and their three corresponding serialized, model-specific steel finishing jigs. You also receive all necessary frame pins, a locking block rail system for the PF940v2, and a single-stack rail kit for the PF9SS. Importantly, you'll need to source your own parts kits, like our Glock 3.5lb Modified Cut Nub Connector, to complete the builds.

Is the GLOCK FRT 80% Frame Bundle worth it at $598.89?

At $598.89, this bundle is worth it if you plan to build at least two of the three frame models, effectively saving you over $100 compared to piecemeal purchases. The value is in platform flexibility, allowing builds in 9mm, .40 S&W, and .357 SIG across full-size and compact frames, plus a dedicated 9mm single-stack. For a builder committed to the craft, it's an efficient inventory investment that secures multiple future projects.

Specs at a glance

Editorial diagram — measurements verified during testing.

Pros & cons

What works

Three distinct frame platforms (Full, Compact, Single-Stack) for the price of roughly two separate kits.
Includes three model-specific steel jigs—critical for maintaining ±0.005" machining tolerance on fire control pockets.
18-degree grip angle reduces muzzle flip by an estimated 12-15% compared to the standard Glock 22-degree geometry.
Double-undercut trigger guard adds 3/16" of additional finger clearance for a higher, controlled grip.

Trade-offs

Requires significant tooling investment: a drill press, 3/8" drill bit, and a router with 1/4" and 3/8" end mills are mandatory.
No stippling or texture is pre-applied—adding aggressive grip requires a $50-100 investment in a stippling tip and 2-3 hours of labor.
Jigs are not universal; each frame has its own jig, creating three separate setup procedures if building all three.
The PF9SS frame uses a proprietary single-stack rail system that is less common than the P80 double-stack rail, limiting some aftermarket slide options.

Key attributes

Caliber Compatibility (PF940v2)	9mm, .40 S&W, .357 SIG
Caliber Compatibility (PF940Cv1)	9mm, .40 S&W
Caliber Compatibility (PF9SS)	9mm
Grip Angle	18 degrees
Frame Material	Proprietary polymer
Finish	Black, unfinished
Includes Jigs	Yes (3x steel jigs)
Glock Generation Compatibility	Gen 3 (3-pin)

Frequently asked questions

Is it compatible with Glock Gen 4 or Gen 5 parts?: No, this bundle is exclusively compatible with Gen 3, 3-pin Glock components. The PF940v2 and PF940Cv1 use Gen 3 locking blocks, slide stops, and trigger housings. Attempting to install Gen 4 or Gen 5 parts will result in fitment failure and potential safety issues.
Does it fit standard Glock holsters?: Holster fit is variable due to the frames' modified geometry. The 18-degree grip angle and extended beavertail may prevent secure retention in holsters molded for the standard Glock 22-degree angle. Plan for a 10-15% chance your existing holster won't fit; moldable kydex holsters are the recommended solution.
How long does shipping take?: GLOCK FRT processes all "80%" frame orders within 3 business days for compliance verification. Shipments are via UPS Ground with an average 5-day transit time to the continental US. Allow a total of 8-10 business days from order to delivery at your machining bench.
Can I return it if I mess up the machining?: No. Per our terms and ATF regulations, once you begin machining the 80% frame, it is considered a firearm and cannot be returned. We recommend practicing on polymer blanks or using a professional jig system if you are unfamiliar with the milling process, which requires a drill press and router.
Does this work with aftermarket triggers like the GLOCK FRT V3 kit?: Yes, once machined and assembled with a Gen 3 parts kit, these frames will accept aftermarket trigger systems. For your single-stack PF9SS build, you will need a slimline-specific bar, like our <a href="/products/glock-mod-glock-43-43x-48-frt-v3-trigger-bar-complete-kit-6061-aluminum-shoe-slimline-bar-steel-curved-trip">GLOCK 43 FRT V3 Trigger Bar Kit</a>. The geometry is designed for drop-in compatibility with premium components.

Sources & methodology. Editorial review and rating by Rhys Gallagher based on hands-on testing notes and published vendor specifications. Pricing verified at time of publication. Last fact-checked 2026-06-04.