Will this plastic weld hold on a Glock?

Ex3dy said:
I'm a stainless mesh fan for plastic repairs, grab a spare Glock back strap and cut some strips off to use as donor plastic instead of the mystery meat plastic they send with the tool. the more jb weld you can remove the better the original plastic can melt back together. it will hold at least 2x as long as the jb weld repair would be my guess. covering up the metal squiggles to prevent rust is a good idea
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Some mesh came in the kit. I didn’t think to use it but it may have worked well. I’ll have to watch a tutorial on how to use the mesh
 
Did you try contacting Glock to see if they'd replace the frame?

I don't know what the warranty is like on them, but I would have gone that route first.

BTW, it looks like it will hold for awhile. You really MacGyvered it!:)
 
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MapleSugar said:
Did you try contacting Glock to see if they'd replace the frame?
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There’s already a thread on that topic and a member tried that. To sum up, if a manufacturer warranties a lower the CFC will not allow the transfer to you, the problem is a replacement would have a different serial number hence new transfer therefore no go. Someone asked, get the bad lower back and have them make a new one with your serial number on it. If memory serves me Glock said no or it wasn’t worth the hassle.
 
johnl said:
There’s already a thread on that topic and a member tried that. To sum up, if a manufacturer warranties a lower the CFC will not allow the transfer to you, the problem is a replacement would have a different serial number hence new transfer therefore no go. Someone asked, get the bad lower back and have them make a new one with your serial number on it. If memory serves me Glock said no or it wasn’t worth the hassle.
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I kind of had a feeling that would be the case, but I still had to ask.

I still would have put in a warranty claim and asked them to sit on it until our government changes.
 
Thunderhog said:
I wonder if it would be kosher to remove the serial number plate from the original frame to a new frame?

Either by 3-D printing a new frame or getting one from Glock and have them switch it out.

And no I’m not suggesting doing anything illegal or building an actual “Ghost Gun”.

I’m suggesting on how to keep one’s lower polymer frame handguns in the game of a tyrannical and communistic Liberal Government who wants to take away our handguns, and eventually all the firearms from law abiding Canadians.

Apparently they do not care if the criminals have firearms. It’s kind of an honour amongst thieves, if you will…..:)
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Glock molds the frame around the plate. Not much chance of embedding that plate into a new frame without a lot of surgery.
 
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