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Polymer 80 PFC9
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Polymer80 PFC9

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$308.99
  • Outstanding grip texture
  • Improved ergonomics
  • Reliable
  • Not compatible with all Glock holsters

Editor’s Note: The Polymer80 PFC9 was one of the first mainstream Gen 3 Glock clones, and it remains a solid option for people who want Glock compatibility with improved features. Updated ergonomics and grip texture mean you no longer have to stipple your Glock yourself or send it off, and a full Picatinny rail allows for better accessory mounting. These guns are good as-is, but are great bases for anyone looking to get into the Glock modding scene.

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Features

Outstanding grip texture
Improved ergonomics
Reliable
Not compatible with all Glock holsters

By The Numbers

Accuracy
Accuracy on our test gun was solid. The gun tracked well under recoil and made quick work of the 10-10-10 drills.
Reliability
It eats all types of ammo without complaint. Our test gun retained the same reliability you'd expect from a Glock.
Customization
It takes Gen 3 Glock parts, so your customization options are immense. We knocked off one point due to the limited holster compatibility.
Ergonomics
While the grip shape is still boxy like a Glock, the improved grip texture, trigger undercut, and extended beavertail make this feel much better than a stock Glock.
Value
It may not be much cheaper than a regular Glock, if at all, but you get some great ergonomic upgrades for around the same price.
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