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[Grant H.]

Why do you personally chose to carry a 80% over a serialized manufactured glock? I’m not against 80%ers as I have some myself but mine are just loaners for plinking. I guess I’m afraid on malfunctions when I need it, or similar to reloading self defense ammo how that could potentially make you look like the BG.

Awesome looking holster!! Never seen that design before

My P80's have been just as reliable as my original Glocks. My first P80 has over 6k rounds of 9mm through it now (reloads, factory, and +p+ hollowpoints to prove it will run them...)

While I understand the sentiment of worrying about reliability in time of need, I don't understand the paranoia of "This gun has been perfectly reliable through xxxx rounds, but since it wasn't made in a factory, it magically won't work in the one instance where I desperately need it..."

I'm not saying that's the logic you are using, but I see it a lot in the anti-80% world.

As for the legality of it, I've talked to firearms attorneys, LEO, and even the ATF, and no one cares as long as you are legally allowed to own firearms and have a valid CC permit.

When I specifically pushed the question of the lack of a serial number, two things were brought up by the LEO and ATF agents.

1. It's no different than carrying a pre 1968 handgun. Perfectly legal, but no serial number.
2. As long as there WASN'T a serial number, that has been removed (missing material, scratched off, otherwise made unreadable) then there isn't an issue.

I expect I will get more questions about it if I ever have to explain it, but until the laws change, there's no issue.

[Grant H.]

I did serialize the lower. Also, I know for a fact this Poly 80 is reliable. It runs like a top. I do have a factory G19 that I carry most of the time. This is just a cool conversation piece when I'm on the range. The holster was inspired from the movie "Logan". The blonde-haired villain in the movie had one almost identical to it.

This is the other option.

Make your own serial number up.

This is also beneficial in the interest of if it ever got stolen.

[kwando]

I guess I never even considered serializing my 80%er. Mine has been reliable as well, and the flip side I've had mass manufactured weapons fail more often than I wanted.

[Squeeze]

This is the other option.

Make your own serial number up.

This is also beneficial in the interest of if it ever got stolen.

That is primarily the reason I did it.

[SouthPaw]

Sold my big rig:


And replaced it with this:


No more car payments for me; at least for awhile.

[Great-Kazoo]

Sold my big rig:


And replaced it with this:


No more car payments for me; at least for awhile.

You get an official member of JACK BAUER CTU fan club, placard on the dash, with it?

[brutal]

Just a cheap one to supplement for upcoming houseboat trip

[Doc45]

Sold my big rig:


And replaced it with this:


No more car payments for me; at least for awhile.

Nice! Mine is a ‘03 Z71 with 134k miles, can’t say enough good things about it. Enjoy!

[sako55]

A bunch of purchases.

[Irving]

What are those pvc pipes on the wall behind the stock?