P80 Complete Pistol – Polymer80 PFC9 9mm Black

If you’re asking if the Polymer80 PFC9 is a real gun, yes! It’s actually a replica of the real thing. It’s an airsoft gun that was designed to look and feel like a real gun. It has an internal gas-powered mechanism that causes it to fire when you pull the trigger. The PFC9 has a muzzle velocity of 320-350 feet per second, which means it can shoot pellets at high speeds and cause damage to whatever it hits.

The PFC9 is an airsoft pistol made by KWC (Kung Wen Cheng). It has been in production since 2004, with upgrades being made over time to improve its performance and reliability. The PFC9 has been used by many law enforcement agencies around the world as well as military forces in countries such as China and South Korea.

Is PFC9 a Glock?

The Polymer80 PFC9 is a pistol manufactured by Korth USA. It is not a Glock, although it does share some similarities with the Glock 18, which is also manufactured by Korth.

The main difference between the two pistols is that the PFC9 uses an external hammer rather than a striker like the Glock 18. In addition, the barrel of the PFC9 is longer than that of the Glock 18 and it has different grips.

There are also some minor differences in how they function; for example, while both use 9mm rounds, only one can be used as a semi-automatic weapon (the PFC9) while the other has to be fired in bursts (the Glock 18).

How many bullets does a P80 hold?

The Polymer80 PFC9 can hold up to 12 bullets, but you won’t find them in stores. The P80 is a rare weapon that is only available through special promotions. A P80 has a standard capacity of 10 bullets, but it can be upgraded to hold 20. The P80 is a semi-automatic pistol that holds 12 bullets.

The Polymer80 PFC9 is a compact handgun often referred to as a “ghost gun” due to its 80% receiver status, meaning it is sold as an incomplete frame that requires some additional work before it is fully operational. It is designed for users who enjoy the challenge of building their own firearm while remaining within the legal framework of constructing non-serialized guns. The PFC9 is compatible with Glock 19 components, allowing for a high degree of customization with readily available parts.

The PFC9 offers a compact frame similar to the Glock 19, making it ideal for concealed carry. It features an ergonomic design with an aggressive stippling pattern on the grip for improved handling and accuracy. The Polymer80 PFC9 Ghost Gun also includes an undercut trigger guard and extended beavertail, ensuring that users can maintain a high grip, reducing recoil and muzzle rise during rapid fire.

One of the main attractions of the PFC9 Ghost Gun is its striker-fired mechanism, which provides consistent trigger performance. It’s often praised for the ability to accept a wide range of aftermarket parts, from different types of slides to trigger kits and barrels, enabling the user to create a highly personalized firearm suited to their preferences and needs.

Despite the nickname “ghost gun,” the PFC9 is legally sold as an 80% frame kit, which does not require a serial number or background check. However, buyers must finish machining the frame to turn it into a functioning firearm. Once completed, the gun is subject to the same rules and regulations as other firearms.

The Polymer80 PFC9 is an excellent choice for firearm enthusiasts who are looking for a compact, customizable handgun that they can build themselves, while maintaining compatibility with Glock parts for enhanced versatility and functionality​