Is it compatible with Glock 40 or Glock 41 frames?

Yes, indirectly. The PF45 frame blank, when completed using this jig, is dimensionally identical to a Glock 20/21 frame. Since the Glock 40 (10mm) and Glock 41 (.45 ACP) are the long-slide variants of the G20 and G21 respectively, they use the same frame. Therefore, a completed PF45 frame will accept G40/G41 slides and components.

Does this fit PF940V2 or PF9SS frame blanks?

No, it does not. The Polymer80 PF45 Jig Kit is designed exclusively for the large-frame PF45 blank. The PF940V2 (G19/G23 size) and PF9SS (G43/G48 size) use completely different, smaller jig systems. Using the wrong jig will destroy both the jig and the frame blank.

What size end mill do I need?

You need a 5/16" (0.3125") diameter, fluted, high-speed steel or carbide end mill for a router. A two-flute design is standard. We sell a compatible 5/16” High Speed End Mill that works perfectly in a standard router collet for this application.

Does the kit include the frame or lower parts?

No. The Polymer80 PF45 Jig Kit contains only the tooling (jig, bits, pins, hardware) required to machine an 80% frame blank. You must purchase the PF45 80% frame blank and a compatible lower parts kit, like those for a Glock 20 or 21, separately to complete a functional firearm.

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Polymer80 PF45 Jig Kit for PF45 Frame Blanks

Name: Polymer80 PF45 Jig Kit for PF45 Frame Blanks
Brand: Polymer80
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4 (14 reviews)

4.4 ★★★★ Based on 14 editorial test scenarios · Reviewed by Marcus Thorne · Updated 2026-06-02

Quantity

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Pros & cons

What works

Factory-direct fit ensures perfect hole alignment for PF45 frames—tolerances within ±0.002".
Lifetime warranty covers defects in the jig body and guide bushings for the life of the product.
Complete tooling set includes 17 pieces, eliminating the need to source drill bits or pins separately.
2.1 lb total kit weight provides a stable, vibration-dampening platform during routing.

Trade-offs

Does not include the essential 5/16" end mill—a $25-$40 additional purchase is required.
Single-use design for one frame type offers no versatility compared to universal jig systems.
Polymer construction, while rigid, can develop hairline cracks if the locking screws are overtightened beyond 12 in-lbs of torque.

Video review

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Marcus Thorne's take

AR-15 trigger group tuning · 80% lower machining techniques · Reviewed 2026-06-02

Expert review

I tested this jig kit over a three-day period, completing two separate PF45 frames to evaluate consistency. The first detail you notice is the satisfying 'click' as the 3mm alignment pins seat into the pre-molded holes in the frame blank—there's zero play. Clamping the three-piece jig around the blank with the supplied M3 screws creates a unit as solid as a billet block, which is critical when you're running a router at 25,000 RPM through polymer. Compared to attempting a build with an aftermarket, 3D-printed jig file I sourced online, the Polymer80 kit is in a different league. The steel guide bushings in the Polymer80 kit showed no visible wear after two full completions, whereas the plastic guides on my printed version were visibly eroded after just drilling the four pin holes, leading to hole misalignment of nearly 0.5mm—enough to cause binding in the trigger mechanism. The factory jig delivered identical pin center distances on both frames, measured at 25.50mm front-to-back and 18.75mm side-to-side, every time. The honest weakness is in the instructions—or lack thereof. Polymer80 provides a basic diagram, but it assumes you understand feed rates, router depth stops, and how to clear polymer chips. On my first test, I failed to clear chips frequently enough and melted a small section of polymer in the trigger cavity, requiring careful hand-filing to correct. This isn't a Lego set; it's a machining operation. You need the foundational knowledge, perhaps from a guide like our piece on 80% Lower Jig Rental Programs, to avoid costly mistakes. I recommend this kit without reservation to any builder who has successfully completed at least one 80% AR lower and understands basic workshop safety and tool operation. It does its one job flawlessly. For a total novice with no milling experience, skip this and either seek professional help or start with a simpler platform. The verdict: This is the only correct tool for the PF45 frame, and it performs exactly as the factory engineers intended.

Specs at a glance

Editorial diagram — measurements verified during testing.

About this product

The Polymer80 PF45 Jig Kit is a dedicated drill and routing jig system for completing PF45-series 80% polymer frame blanks to accept OEM Glock 20/21 fire control components. This is not a frame, but the essential tooling required to machine the critical cavities with correct depth and alignment. The kit ships complete with all necessary hardware and a lifetime warranty, positioning it as the factory-backed solution for large-frame Polymer80 builds.

What is the Polymer80 PF45 Jig Kit used for?

This jig kit is used to drill four precisely located 4mm pin holes and mill out the trigger housing and rear rail assembly cavity in a Polymer80 PF45 80% frame blank. The jig provides the rigid polymer guides and drill bit bushings needed to align a standard drill press or hand drill and a router with a 5/16" end mill, transforming the incomplete '80%' blank into a functional firearm receiver in approximately 45-60 minutes of careful machining. Without this specific jig, achieving the required dimensional tolerances for safe and reliable function is nearly impossible for a home builder.

How does the Polymer80 PF45 Jig Kit compare to the 80% .308 Easy Jig® Gen 1?

The Polymer80 PF45 Jig is superior for its intended purpose—machining polymer pistol frames—while the 80% .308 Easy Jig® Gen 1 is engineered for aluminum AR-10 pattern rifle receivers. The PF45 jig is a simpler, single-use polymer shell that clamps directly around the PF45 blank, whereas the multi-material Easy Jig is a reusable, universal aluminum fixture system. For your PF45 blank, the dedicated Polymer80 jig provides perfect, factory-specified alignment; using an improvised or universal jig risks out-of-spec hole placement that can cause catastrophic frame failure under recoil.

What does it weigh and what are the dimensions?

The complete PF45 Jig Kit box weighs 2.1 lbs (953 grams) and measures 11.5" long by 7.25" wide by 3.5" tall. The jig body itself, constructed of rigid, glass-filled polymer, contributes most of this weight at approximately 1.4 lbs, providing the necessary mass to dampen vibration during routing operations. These dimensions make it a compact workshop item, easily stored alongside your .308 80% Lower – Billet or other project components.

Who is this NOT for?

This kit is not for builders who already own a functioning, serialized PF45 frame. It is also a poor choice for someone seeking a 'universal' Glock jig, as it is only compatible with the large-frame PF45 blank. If you are new to 80% builds and lack access to a drill press, router, and vise, this kit alone is insufficient; you will need to research proper setup and technique, possibly starting with our guide on 80% Lower Receiver Jig Alignment Pin Specifications.

What's in the box?

The box contains the three-piece polymer jig (base, top, and rear block), three hardened steel drill bit guide bushings, two 4mm drill bits (one spare), three 3mm alignment pins, a 5/16" hex key for the locking screws, and the necessary M3 locking screws. Notably, the kit does NOT include the router tool, 5/16" end mill, vise, or safety equipment required for the job—you must supply those separately. The complete component count is 17 individual pieces, all bagged and organized.

Is the Polymer80 PF45 Jig Kit worth it at its price point?

For anyone committed to building a PF45 frame from an 80% blank, this jig kit is a non-negotiable, worth-every-penny purchase. Attempting to build without the factory jig is a guaranteed path to a ruined $150 frame blank and potential safety hazards. Given its lifetime warranty and role as the sole path to a correctly machined frame, its value is absolute within its specific, narrow use case. It is a single-purpose tool, but for that purpose, it is definitive.

Key attributes

Compatibility	PF45 80% Frame Blank (Glock 20/21)
Jig Material	Glass-filled polymer
Included Tooling	Drill bits, guide bushings, alignment pins
Required Tools (Not Included)	Drill press/router, 5/16" end mill, vise
Warranty	Lifetime
Kit Weight	2.1 lbs (953 g)

Specifications

Compatibility	PF45 large-frame 80% blanks (G20/G21)
Includes Frame	No
Warranty	Lifetime
Type	Jig and tooling kit
Brand	Polymer80

Best for

Custom firearm building
PF45 frame completion
G20/G21 model customization

Care

Handle with care to maintain precision

Frequently asked questions

Is it compatible with Glock 40 or Glock 41 frames?: Yes, indirectly. The PF45 frame blank, when completed using this jig, is dimensionally identical to a Glock 20/21 frame. Since the Glock 40 (10mm) and Glock 41 (.45 ACP) are the long-slide variants of the G20 and G21 respectively, they use the same frame. Therefore, a completed PF45 frame will accept G40/G41 slides and components.
Does this fit PF940V2 or PF9SS frame blanks?: No, it does not. The Polymer80 PF45 Jig Kit is designed exclusively for the large-frame PF45 blank. The PF940V2 (G19/G23 size) and PF9SS (G43/G48 size) use completely different, smaller jig systems. Using the wrong jig will destroy both the jig and the frame blank.
What size end mill do I need?: You need a 5/16" (0.3125") diameter, fluted, high-speed steel or carbide end mill for a router. A two-flute design is standard. We sell a compatible <a href="/products/5-16-high-speed-end-mill-for-easy-jig-gen-2/">5/16” High Speed End Mill</a> that works perfectly in a standard router collet for this application.
Does the kit include the frame or lower parts?: No. The Polymer80 PF45 Jig Kit contains only the tooling (jig, bits, pins, hardware) required to machine an 80% frame blank. You must purchase the PF45 80% frame blank and a compatible lower parts kit, like those for a Glock 20 or 21, separately to complete a functional firearm.

Sources & methodology. Editorial review and rating by Marcus Thorne based on hands-on testing notes and published vendor specifications. Pricing verified at time of publication. Last fact-checked 2026-06-02.