JSD Supply MUP-1 Jig

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JSD Supply MUP-1 Jig

JSD SUPPLY JIG FOR MUP-1 Frame, NEW

This is a new JSD jig for completing your own custom or self-built P320. It will work with any generation of the JSD MUP-1 80% frame (Available above at a discounted price.)

Includes drill bits (usually good for 1-2 frames), rail bending tool and hardware for assembling the jig.

All city, state and Federal laws apply when manufacturing your own firearm.

Includes: 1 JSD Supply Jig, Drill Bits, Rail Bending Tool and Screws

Frame is NOT INCLUDED. (OPTIONAL: Add JSD 80% Frame for +$60).

No FFL is REQUIRED. THIS IS NOT A FIREARM.

See our quality replacement drill bits here: DRILL BITS

Completion Video by:

The Rogue Banshee: https://www.full30.com/watch/MDE3NzMz/p320-80-frame-completion-step-by-step

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  • 5
    Excellent product.

    Posted by Leif Orrell on Aug 27th 2020

    If you take your time, you won’t be able to tell the difference and you’ll be asking yourself whether it’s live, or Memorex.

  • 5
    I was very happy with how easy it works

    Posted by Rob M on Aug 1st 2020

    Getting the tabs to lay over right is a bit of work, but overall the rest was pretty simple. This is by far the easiest 80% I've ever done.

  • 5
    Jsd mup-1 jig

    Posted by Kyle c on Jan 21st 2020

    Ordered on Monday, received on Friday. In stock fast shipping. Original manufacturer didn't even ha e in stock. Ab prototype came through in the clutch. Great company, will recommend to all my builder buddies. Thanks AB

  • 5
    Awesome tool!!!

    Posted by Matthew P Gehl on Jul 27th 2019

    This jig is awesome!! I've never done an 80% before, and this jig was easy. It's built to last as well, even after hammering the top to bend the taps, you can barely see the marks from my hammer, and I pounded that thing, too, lol, probably more than I needed to!! So while maybe costing a bit more than a Glock plastic one, this will last you a long time, and of the quality and build more like the 1911 jigs.

    I will say, if you are new, and not used to running a drill press, buy extra bits. I burnt up the #40 (Ace has them, Home Depot didn't). It's not that the bits are cheap or anything, at all, just that its easy to put a tad too much pressure on it, not have enough cutting oil, etc. All the other bits are still good to go, I just got too excited with the little one, and of course I only had 2 more holes to go!!! Eh, it happens.