New build .... PF940v2/G17

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P80 PF940v2/G17 frame, Statement Defense slide, OEM upper/lower parts and barrel, Ameriglow GL-429 sights, Agency Syndicate magwell and Traction Grip grip tape.
The paint is KG Gunkote Mystic Blue and Anodized Black.
 
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no4mk1t said:
Suppressor sights, but no threaded barrel? 🤔

Seriously, nicely done. (y)
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Thanks, man.
The slide's RMR cut. Not sure if I'll put an optic on it, but the tall sights are for co witness in case I do.
 
Did you modify the trigger guard? I don't remember a P80 being rounded in front. More like the 80% Arms frame.
 
Peepsight said:
Did you modify the trigger guard? I don't remember a P80 being rounded in front. More like the 80% Arms frame.
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Yeah, I rounded it. I also shortened the beaver tail, rolled all the sharp edges of the frame and added a slight palm swell.
Smith and Wesson M&P was more the look I was aiming for on the frame.
 
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Dave said:
Yeah, I rounded it. I also shortened the beaver tail, rolled all the sharp edges of the frame and added a slight palm swell.
Smith and Wesson M&P was more the look I was aiming for on the frame.
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taking those knobs off the guard was always a desire i had too. Didn't do so until I NEEDED to fit into a Safariland 7360.

Your piece is functional art..real craftsmanship and epitomizes the pleasure, besides using it, of PMFs. Solid!

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That's sweet op.
I usually don't like a bunch of extra stuff and I am never gonna like holes in the slide.
But this one looks great.
 
Think it goes without saying but Dave's finish work is amazing. To get a polymer frame as smooth as a metal one is difficult. Unbelievably beautiful work, outfreakingstanding!
 
FrankenGlock said:
Think it goes without saying but Dave's finish work is amazing. To get a polymer frame as smooth as a metal one is difficult. Unbelievably beautiful work, outfreakingstanding!
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The guy is an artist! Always perfect color matching and balance of design. Marvelous! The kind of person you hand a project to and just tell him to go do it. Don't give him any instructions or wishes. It will come back marvelous.
 
Hangezoe228 said:
How did you get rid of the stock stippling? Also very clean build love it
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Give @Dave a day or so. Perhaps he'll divulge his secrets... :D
BTW, Welcome Aboard! :) Feel free to look around at the various threads and topics. The search feature is also very robust.
 
Hangezoe228 said:
How did you get rid of the stock stippling? Also very clean build love it
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Thank you for the compliment, man.
On this one I put epoxy in the factory stippling, then sanded it flat, because I knew I was going to use grip tape. If I was going to stipple, I would've only sanded -epoxy or paint doesn't work well with stippling.
Hawkeye, a well known member of this board, he taught me most of the stuff I do, and everything I know about stippling. I have some stippling projects in the works.
 
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