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G80 Polymer Jig Skip the guesswork. Built specifically for the G80 Unfinished Receiver, this clamshell-style polymer jig uses embedded steel drill bushings and steel dowel-pin registration to guide your rotary tool through the machining process so every cut lands where it’s supposed to. One jig, as many builds as you’ve got receivers for. What’s Included?…
G80 Polymer Jig Build Kit [Receiver + Grip + Polymer Jig] Everything you need to go from raw steel to finished FCU, in one box. The G80 Build Kit pairs the unfinished receiver with the polymer clamshell jig and a grip module — all engineered to work together, so you’re not chasing down compatibility issues…
G80 Polymer Jig Build Kit w/ Matador Arms Grip Module [Receiver + Matador Grip + Polymer Jig] Everything you need to go from raw steel to finished FCU, in one box — now with the aggressive Matador Arms grip. The G80 Build Kit pairs the unfinished receiver with the polymer clamshell jig and a Matador…
The G80 Polymer Jig is the reusable jig for the G80 Unfinished Receiver. Buy it on its own, or get it together with the receiver and a grip module in the G80 Polymer Jig Build Kit. Already have the jig? The G80 Next Build Kit includes the receiver and grip module.
Want to see how the G80 compares to the Polymer80? Read P80 vs G80.
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