Polymer80 PF940V2™ 80% Full Size Frame and Jig Kit (Glock® 17/22/24/31/34/35 Compatible) – 3-Pack

If you are looking to build multiple full-size pistols from the ground up, this three-pack of the Polymer80 PF940V2™ 80% Full Size Frame and Jig Kit is a solid investment. Each kit gives you the raw frame and the matching jig to complete your own build at home, compatible with Glock® 17, 22, 24, 31, 34, and 35 models. Whether you are stocking up for future projects or working on builds for yourself and a few friends, this bundle keeps the cost per frame down without cutting corners on quality. The PF940V2 platform has become a go-to for hands-on builders who want a reliable, full-size grip frame with the standard double-stack magazine well, and this three-pack puts three complete setups in one box.

Overview

The Polymer80 PF940V2™ 80% Full Size Frame and Jig Kit is exactly what it sounds like: a fully serializable 80% polymer frame paired with a dedicated drilling and routing jig. Each kit in this three-pack includes the frame, the jig, and the necessary bits to finish the fire control pocket and pin holes. Because the frame is not yet a finished firearm, it can be shipped directly to your door. The PF940V2 design replicates the ergonomics and grip angle of the Glock® 17/22 full-size platform, but with an enhanced texture and a more aggressive beavertail for improved control. With three kits, you get three identical starting points for whatever caliber or slide configuration you choose, from 9mm to .357 SIG.

Features & Specs

• Three complete PF940V2™ 80% frames with matching jigs – each jig is pre-drilled with guide holes for the trigger housing pin, locking block pin, and trigger pin, plus the rear rail channel block.
• Compatible with Glock® 17, 22, 24, 31, 34, and 35 holsters, magazines, slides, and lower parts kits – the frame uses the standard full-size double-stack magazine release and trigger guard dimensions.
• Manufacturer: Polymer80 – Category: Frames – each frame is made from a high-impact, glass-reinforced polymer that resists flex and holds up to repeated use.

The PF940V2 frame includes an integrated locking block rail system and a rear rail module that you install during the build. The jig is a one-piece, CNC-machined aluminum block that keeps your drill bits aligned and prevents wandering. Because you get three jigs, you can work on multiple frames simultaneously or save them for later builds. The kit does not include a slide, barrel, lower parts kit, or sights, but it gives you the foundation for a complete pistol once you add those components.

Who It’s For

This three-pack is for the builder who wants to take on multiple projects without buying separate kits each time. If you already have a few slides and parts kits sitting in the safe, or if you plan to build a 9mm, a .40 S&W, and a .357 SIG on the same frame platform, this bundle saves you the hassle of ordering individual frames. It is also a practical option for a small group build with friends or family members who want to learn the process together. The PF940V2 frame is a full-size grip, so it works best for shooters with medium to large hands, but the interchangeable backstrap system on most Glock® slides means you can customize the grip further. Just keep in mind that you will need to finish the frame yourself using the included jig, a drill, and a few hand tools. There is no serial number on the frame until you complete the build and apply your own markings as required by law.

Shipping & FFL

Because the Polymer80 PF940V2™ 80% Full Size Frame and Jig Kit is not a finished firearm, it does not require shipment to a Federal Firearms License (FFL) dealer. The frame is classified as an unfinished receiver blank and can be shipped directly to your residential or business address in most states. However, you must check your local and state laws before ordering, as some jurisdictions restrict or prohibit the possession or transfer of 80% frames. By purchasing this kit, you acknowledge that you are legally allowed to own and complete the frame in your area. Once the frame is fully machined and assembled into a functional firearm, it becomes a firearm under federal law and must be serialized by you in compliance with all applicable regulations. We recommend consulting with an attorney or your local law enforcement agency if you have any questions about the legal requirements in your jurisdiction.