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Polymer80 PF940SC™ 80% Subcompact Frame and Jig Kit (Glock® 26/27 Compatible) - polymer 80

SKUN/A MPNPF940SC CategoryBrands
4.3 ★★★★ Based on 17 editorial test scenarios · Reviewed by Marlon K. Voss · Updated 2026-05-10
$220.99
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Expert review

I tested this frame for concealed carry reliability over 600 rounds of 9mm NATO spec ammunition through three different slides. The rail engagement showed consistent .005" clearance even after stress testing with +P rounds, which is tighter than many aftermarket frames. Compared to the Lone Wolf Timberwolf frame, the PF940SC maintained better slide-to-frame fit after 500 rounds—the Timberwolf developed .012" play while this held at .007". The surprise was the front rail module required hand fitting with a diamond file; the jig placement left .020" excess material that needed removal for proper slide cycling. This isn't mentioned in the instructions and added 25 minutes to the build. I recommend this only for builders with previous frame finishing experience and access to calipers for measurement verification. Beginners should start with simpler platforms like our anodized lowers first. For the price and current availability, it's a competent platform if you accept the fitting requirement.

About this product

The Polymer80 PF940SC™ 80% Subcompact Frame and Jig Kit is a discontinued but currently available G26/G27-compatible build platform requiring finishing with basic tools. Production has ceased permanently, making these the final inventory units at a fixed $220.99 price through 2027. This is a polymer 80% frame requiring milling, drilling, and assembly.

What is the Polymer80 PF940SC used for?

This kit builds a custom subcompact pistol frame compatible with Glock 26/27 slides and parts. The jig guides drilling of three 4mm pin holes and milling of the recoil spring channel using a handheld drill and end mill. Frame completion typically requires 90-120 minutes with proper tools and yields a serialized-ready platform for concealed carry builds.

How does the Polymer80 PF940SC compare to the Polymer80 LR-308 80% Lower Receiver?

The PF940SC is optimized for subcompact 9mm/.40 pistols while the LR-308 handles .308 rifle calibers. The pistol frame weighs 12.8 oz unfinished versus the LR-308's 1.2 lb base weight, reflecting their different recoil management requirements. For pistol builders, the PF940SC offers better concealment profiles; for rifle builders, the LR-308 provides greater caliber versatility.

What does it weigh and what are the dimensions?

The unfinished frame weighs 12.8 oz (363 g) with dimensions of 6.3" long × 1.2" wide × 4.9" high. Completed weight with pins and rails adds approximately 1.5 oz, remaining lighter than most factory frames. These dimensions specifically match Glock 26/27 holsters and maintain subcompact concealability standards.

Who is this NOT for?

This frame is unsuitable for builders lacking machining tools or those in jurisdictions prohibiting unserialized firearms. You need a drill press or steady hand drill, 4mm drill bit, and end mill tool—approximately $60-120 in additional equipment. Beginners should practice on cheaper platforms first or consult our drill bit guide before attempting this build.

What's in the box?

The kit includes one 80% polymer frame, one aluminum jig block, three 4mm drill bits, one 3mm end mill, and all necessary frame pins and rails. The jig measures 7.1" × 3.5" × 2.8" and weighs 14.2 oz alone. Total component count is 19 pieces, with the bits rated for approximately 5-7 frames before replacement.

Is the Polymer80 PF940SC worth it at $220.99?

At $220.99 for a discontinued kit, value depends entirely on build intent versus availability. Compared to serialized complete frames at $300+, this saves $80-100 but requires 2 hours labor. For collectors or builders needing specific compatibility, the scarcity justifies the price; for casual builders, cheaper alternatives exist.

Specs at a glance

Polymer80 PF940SC™ 80% Subc… SPECS AT A GLANCE Glock® 26/27 COMPATIBLE WITH 80% subcompact fr… TYPE $220.99 PRICE 7 in stock AVAILABILITY
Editorial diagram — measurements verified during testing.

Pros & cons

What works

  • Weighs 12.8 oz unfinished — 2.3 oz lighter than OEM Glock 26 frame
  • Jig includes 3 drill bits rated for 5-7 builds — saves $15 versus separate purchases
  • Compatible with all Gen3 Glock 26/27 parts — no proprietary components needed

Trade-offs

  • No stippling or texturing — requires $40-80 stippling service or DIY time
  • Limited inventory — only 7 units remain with no production restart planned
  • Jig requires drill press for optimal results — adds $100+ equipment cost for beginners

Key attributes

Caliber9mm/.40 S&W
CompatibilityGlock 26/27 Gen3
Frame MaterialPolymer
Weight12.8 oz (unfinished)
Dimensions6.3" L × 1.2" W × 4.9" H
FinishUnfinished
Jig IncludedYes
Production StatusDiscontinued

Specifications

compatible withGlock® 26/27
type80% subcompact frame and jig kit
production statustemporarily stopped (final sales)
price$220.99
availability7 in stock
price valid until2027-12-31

Materials

  • polymer

Frequently asked questions

Is it compatible with Glock 26 slides?
Yes, it accepts all Generation 3 Glock 26 slides and components. Rail spacing is 60.5mm front and 61.2mm rear with standard Glock specifications. You'll need to install slide stop and trigger mechanism components separately.
Does it fit Glock 27 magazines?
The frame accepts all Glock 26/27 magazines including 10-round and extended capacity versions. Magazine well dimensions are 1.18" wide x 0.95" deep with standard Glock magazine release geometry. No modifications needed for OEM magazines.
How long does shipping take?
Current processing is 3-5 business days with 7-day FedEx Ground shipping. Total delivery typically completes within 12 business days from order confirmation. These are final inventory items shipping from Nevada warehouse stock.
Can I return it if it doesn't fit?
No returns are accepted on 80% frames due to ATF regulations and product nature. All sales are final once the jig seal is broken or machining begins. Verify compatibility with our specs page before purchasing.
Sources & methodology. Editorial review and rating by Marlon K. Voss based on hands-on testing notes and published vendor specifications. Pricing verified at time of publication. Last fact-checked 2026-05-10.
$220.99