Essential Guide to Choosing the Best 80% Guns for Your Collection

Understanding 80% Guns “80% gun” and “80% lower” are common industry terms for partially complete firearm frames or receivers. The percentage is not a fixed federal legal classification. Whether a particular item is regulated as a firearm...

Best Pistol Frame Kits for DIY Enthusiasts: A Comprehensive Guide

Choosing the Right Pistol Frame Kit Consider the type of pistol you want to build, such as a Glock-compatible frame or a 1911-style frame. Think about the material you want your frame to be made of, such as polymer or metal. Research different frame kit options and...

How to Legally Build Your Own Gun

Building your own gun is a popular pastime for gun enthusiasts, but it can also be a complicated and confusing process, especially when it comes to legal requirements. In this article, we will provide you with a step-by-step guide to legally building your own gun, as...

What’s the Legal Difference Between a 76% Frame and an 80% Frame?

“76% frame” and “80% frame” are common industry and marketing terms. Neither percentage is a fixed federal legal classification or a guarantee that an item is, or is not, regulated as a firearm. The legal treatment of a particular item can...

P80 vs Glock: What Is the Difference?

Quick answer: A P80 is commonly used as shorthand for a Polymer80-style pistol frame, blank frame, serialized frame, or related Glock-compatible build platform. A Glock is a factory-manufactured pistol sold as a completed, serialized firearm. The biggest differences...

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