r/canadaguns • u/ManufacBorealis Manufactorum Borealis • Jun 20 '26

Feets / Collection / My build Modernized Homesteader Build

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With some polymer furniture the Homesteader doesn't actually look all that bad. All parts available in bio.

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u/SeeminglyUseless Jun 20 '26

looks longingly at his Ruger PC9

sigh

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u/Lumindan Jun 21 '26

The PC9 was so fun for the cost (and way less fussy than the fx9 from personal experience).

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u/Relevant_Diver_3228 Jun 20 '26

Honestly just wait for u/NEUMANN-METALWORKS to release his aluminum set it will probably be stronger then any polymer furniture and he said it will run for under 100 so the price will be similar but the more options that there are the better i guess

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u/epnk420 Jun 20 '26 edited Jun 20 '26

Until poly gets its banned cause it now looks scary lol

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u/Top_Importance6216 Jun 21 '26

how tiresome.

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u/mew-pew-pew Jun 20 '26

How many rounds have you put through it? My experience with polymer stock adapters is that they're not strong enough to handle frequent use (eg competitive shooting disciplines).

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u/ManufacBorealis Manufactorum Borealis Jun 20 '26

The homesteader is relatively new to me so I've only got around 200-300 rounds through it with this build. I've been making stock parts for 81s and famaes for a while though even back before the OIC and I can count the failures from users on one hand. In general with stocks the issue is shock transmitted to the part which nylon is particularly well suited for, especially with a 9mm.

Competition may put more strain on it though, I've never had the chance to participate in one. It is a plastic at the end of the day, though a particularly robust one in this case.

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u/epnk420 Jun 20 '26

Looks good