Are you looking to convert an existing fixed mag lower?
Or looking to use a standard lower and build it as a 9mm? Endomag makes a 9mm insert for use in a standard 5.56/.223 pmag.
Anyone notice a difference in grip geometry between the 940C (readymod) and 940CL??? The front strap of the C (readymod) seems to have a flat section which makes the grip feel very blocky. The CL has a large radius on the front strap, which overall gives the grip a much more natural feel IMO...
Something to note: When adding an Agency Syndicate polymer magwell to a pf940c, it will cause u-notch G19 mags to no longer catch. There is interference with the base plate and magwell. Square notch should not be a problem. Also, ETS 10rd mags work fine.
The magwell was orignally purchased for...
Now for the fun part. 17 slide? 34 slide? Ported? Comp? RMR cut? .22LR conversion? Internals?
Initially I was thinking 17 w/ported barrel, possibly RMR cut. But if I find a .22LR conversion for cheap enough....that'll get me going while giving more time for picking 9mm components and decide on...
Just to follow up with the issues I was having with FTF/FTE & *presumably* the barrel.........Swapped to a factory Glock barrel put ~200 rounds through it without issue. FTF/FTE cleared up.[thumbsup]
So I tried to clean up the barrel lug where the recoil spring sits. Tried to relieve the corner some to have the guide rod sit where it should. Racking the slide by hand still causes the guide rod to slide down away from where it should sit, parallel to the barrel. But anyway - Just came back...
I didn’t think you were trashing them at all. I just wanted to be clear where I was coming from. We have a habit of grabbing the torches and pitchforks a bit soon. LOL.
Might be a good opportunity to swap to a threaded barrel if I can’t get this one to run correctly.
I purchased direct from one of their suppliers - wasn’t through LW. It’s been awhile since I purchased the barrel so I’m not going to bother. I’m not trashing LW at all - this very well may have been part of a “contract overrun”.