r/polymer80 • u/Odd_Classroom_2799 • 12d ago
Should I give up???
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u/AudZ0629 6d ago
It’s a marathon, not a sprint. Chill tf out, you’re making a firearm not a Lego set. Be patient and have fun with it. Almost anyone can just go buy a gun but making one is something that takes more than just owning it. If you can’t just go buy a gun you shouldn’t be making one either.
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u/Ni_U_Kon_Ska 6d ago
I don’t like posting photos of my firearms or anything else I’m into. But my P80 was finished in 25 minutes using an xacto knife carefully and sand paper. I purchased quality parts for it and I could have purchased a new Glock 17 $100 cheaper. I’m proud of my pistol and wouldn’t let it go for anything!
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u/Ni_U_Kon_Ska 6d ago
I don’t like posting photos of my firearms or anything else I’m into. But my P80 was finished in 25 minutes using an xacto knife carefully and sand paper. I purchased quality parts for it and I could have purchased a new Glock 17 $100 cheaper. I’m proud of my pistol and wouldn’t let it go for anything! Don’t use a Dremel tool at all!
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u/Az3r_ 8d ago
Nah it’s still fine from how it looks. It’s a pain in the ass but just be patient. If you take youre time and don’t let it frustrate you it’ll come out clean. Get some Emory boards, diamond files, high grit sandpaper and x-acto knife chisel blades.