5D Tactical Jig for P80 Frames

About this product

Unlock Professional-Grade Polymer80 Builds with Unmatched Precision Introducing the 5D Tactical Jig for P80 Frames, the definitive tool for the serious firearms enthusiast and builder. Engineered for the user who demands perfection, this professional jig system transforms your Polymer80 frame completion into a precise, repeatable, and frustration-free process. Its key features include a revolutionary modular design, hardened steel drill bushings, and intuitive alignment, ensuring your build meets the highest standards of accuracy and safety from the first drill press to the final pin. Compatibility Polymer80 PF940v2, PF940C, PF940SC, PF940CL Frames Jig Material High-Strength, Glass-Filled Nylon Composite Bushing Material Hardened 4140 Steel Included Tools Proprietary Drill Bits, Starter & Finishing Reamers, Hex Key Set Required Tools (Not Included) Drill Press or Hand Drill, Hammer, Punch Set, Bench Vise Product Weight 2.1 lbs Warranty 5D Tactical Limited Lifetime Warranty Is this jig compatible with all Polymer80 models? Yes, the 5D-P80-PROJIG is engineered as a universal solution for the most popular Polymer80 compact and full-size frames. This includes the PF940v2, PF940C (Compact), PF940SC (Subcompact), and PF940CL (Compact Longslide) models. Its innovative modular design uses interchangeable inserts and guides to perfectly adapt to each specific frame footprint, providing a custom fit and unparalleled alignment for every build. How does this jig improve over the standard P80 jig? This professional jig system is a monumental upgrade. It replaces the flimsy, disposable plastic jigs with a rigid, reusable composite body and permanent steel drill bushings. This eliminates drill bit walk and ensures perfectly perpendicular holes every time. The integrated alignment pins and positive-locking clamps hold the frame with absolute zero movement, guaranteeing pin holes and rail channels are machined with machine-shop accuracy for a seamless parts fit. Can I use a hand dri