Building A Glock Clone

[Achilles11B]

I think I’m just going to wait for Lone Wolf to release their large-frame Timberwolf frames, which should be in a couple of months. I’ve been soaking up all the information I can on 10mm and eyeballing die sets in the meantime.

[Gary1911A1]

I second this and with a regular style rail as well, the Pic rail is noce, but creates more holster issues

There is a list of holster makers, but I have no direct experience. https://www.polymer80.com/holsters/

[Sierrahotel83]

There is a list of holster makers, but I have no direct experience. https://www.polymer80.com/holsters/

I know there are holster for them... but I have a few holsters I would like to use but in at least one case they don’t work


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[44Dave]

I've assembled a faux glock from lone wolf parts and so far I've not had a lot of luck. Extraction and feeding issues.

I don't actually have a real glock so it's been hard to made educated stabs at solving my problems. I found a trade-in online, though, and so have it coming to be a baseline.

[turnburglar]

Idk if your wild like me....


But taking a lighter to kydex can make quick alterations. My mags and glock now fit into my kydex holsters with lvl 1 retention instead of the No retention that kydex typically has

[Sam]

Finally did the P80 G19 lower today. I don't have a top end for it yet. It took 2 hrs. from start to finish. The drilling, cutting and filing took about an hour and the assembling took another hour. I've never assembled a "glock" lower before in my life. Had to watch a few youtube videos to get it right, but everything went in the first time, no back tracking, I took my time. Now, need to find a top end.

[rathos]

Brownells top ends are pretty good for the price. I have one for an RMR on a G19 frame and one on a lone wolf G17 frame. The odd RMR screw size threw me off at first, but I found I could buy a box of them from fastenal.

Finally did the P80 G19 lower today. I don't have a top end for it yet. It took 2 hrs. from start to finish. The drilling, cutting and filing took about an hour and the assembling took another hour. I've never assembled a "glock" lower before in my life. Had to watch a few youtube videos to get it right, but everything went in the first time, no back tracking, I took my time. Now, need to find a top end.