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This means sometime before it is finished, the ATF will consider it a firearm! An object is considered a firearm once it is able to be readily converted to expel a projectile. The term “80% receiver” is NOT a legal term.

We recommend using the Polymer 80 frame for your pistol build. If you’d like to skip to the end to see the complete build lists, you can jump straight to: Complete Build Lists We’ll start with which parts to get and then move into how to make/assemble them! In each step of the process, we’ll list some of the parts you can choose from and highlight which match each of the builds above.Īt the end of this guide, we’ll share the complete parts list for each!

Overall Budget Build (this build will only be featured in the final build tables because it will incorporate the cheapest option of each of the three builds as we go).

Ryan’s Build (where Ryan will pick out his favorites for inspiration for your build).

Budget Non-Glock (where NO parts are made by Glock – a true non-Glock Glock and the parts are the least expensive options).

Mostly Glock (where every possible part is made by Glock – can’t be the frame).

Of course, there may be too many choices for you so we are also going to help you with lists for three sample builds of a compact/Glock 19-sized pistol: One of the benefits to this process is that you have a lot of choices you can make about the firearm you are going to build at home. We’re going to walk you through the entire process to build your own handgun at home – without a serial number and without registration.

You must still file for approval with the ATF for NFA firearms (silencers, short barreled rifles, etc.).

Your state may restrict this activity and/or certain firearms

Yes! You can build your own Glock handgun at home! In fact, under federal law, you can build any standard firearm at home.