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PDPolymer80 Deals
Jig included with every frame kit
Gen 3 fitment named on every product
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Per-unit pricing

Buy one or buy the pack

OptionContentsPricePer lower
G150 kit with jig1 lower + jig, bits, end mill$61.84$61.84View →
G150 receiver only1 lower$45.35$45.35View →
G150 2-pack2 lowers$98.94$49.47View →
G150 3-pack3 lowers$206.12$68.71View →
G150 5-pack5 lowers$329.80$65.96View →
RL556v3 with jig1 lower + jig, bits, end mill$103.06$103.06View →
RL556v3 receiver only1 lower$57.72$57.72View →

The price is the product page

Polymer80 Deals shows the number first. The scroller across the top carries the current price on every kit, the pack table works out the per-unit cost on lowers, and the frame cards are tagged by the Glock model each one fits so a cheap kit is also the right kit. Every frame kit already includes the jig and cutting tools, so there is no second purchase hiding behind the price.

What the price does not include

The dealer. A Polymer80-pattern frame is a firearm under the ATF rule in force since August 2022 and upheld by the Supreme Court in March 2025, so it ships to the licensed dealer you choose, who serializes it and runs the background check. Dealers charge their own transfer fee and often a marking fee for an unmarked frame. We show our price and the shipping; the dealer's fee is the one line we cannot print, so ask your dealer before you order and add it to the number on the card. Slides, barrels, parts kits, magazines and jigs are not firearms and ship direct with no dealer involved.

Why prices move

Polymer80 closed in 2024, so frames and lowers are a shrinking pool of distributor stock and prices follow availability. A PF940C is usually the cheapest pistol frame because it was made in the largest numbers; the PF45 and PF9SS cost more because fewer were made. On the rifle side the G150 is the budget lower and the RL556v3 the newer one with the reinforced magwell. The pack table drops the unit price at three and five lowers, but remember the dealer logs and serializes each receiver separately, so the dealer side of a pack costs more than a single.

What a build really costs

Frame kit, slide, barrel, recoil assembly, lower parts kit, two magazines, the dealer's transfer and marking fee, and a punch set if you do not own one. We keep a worked example in the guide for a PF940C build so the comparison with a factory pistol is honest. Before you order, check your state: unserialized frames cannot be sold in New York, New Jersey, Nevada, Hawaii or Rhode Island and must be dealer-serialized in California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Oregon, Vermont and Washington, with Maine and Virginia joining in 2027.

FAQ

Quick answers

Is the card price the full cost of the frame?
It is our price including the jig and tools. Your dealer adds a transfer fee and usually a marking fee for serializing the frame, which we cannot quote for you.
Why is the PF940C cheaper than the PF45?
Supply. The PF940C was made in far larger numbers before Polymer80 closed in 2024, so more remaining stock exists. The PF45 and PF9SS are scarcer.
Does a multi-pack of lowers save money at the dealer?
Not usually. Our unit price drops at three and five, but the dealer logs and serializes each receiver, so most dealers charge per receiver.
Do slides and parts go through the dealer too?
No. Slides, barrels, parts kits, magazines and jigs ship straight to you with no dealer fee.
Can you price-match a factory pistol?
We do not price-match, but the build-cost guide lays out every line of a PF940C build next to a comparable factory pistol so you can see where the money goes.
Do prices include sales tax?
No. Prices are in US dollars before any state sales tax, which is calculated at checkout from the ship-to address.