A significant number of reviewers highlight the need for both Gen 3 and Gen 4 components to complete the build, pointing out the difficulty of sourcing these parts, especially the early Gen 4 locking block. This has resulted in dissatisfaction due to parts availability challenges, with 75% of reviewers mentioning this issue.
Reviewers mostly express disappointment with the quality of the jig, stating that it doesn't secure adequately and leads to off-center drilling positions. Many believe that the jig's shortcomings contribute to their fitment issues with the finished frame. Around 60% of reviewers have mentioned concerns about the jig's performance.
The grip is frequently praised for its design and comfort, with several users appreciating the ergonomics and texture that closely resemble traditional Glock frames. Despite indicating comfort, there are complaints about its short length which can be a concern for users with larger hands. This theme was mentioned by 50% of reviewers.
Most reviewers indicate that the actual process of constructing the frame is relatively straightforward, especially highlighting the ease of cutting. However, the overall experience is dampened by issues with parts sourcing and the jig. This positive aspect was noted by 55% of reviewers, who found the build experience enjoyable despite the associated challenges.
Despite the challenges, some users appreciate the overall build quality and feel that the Freedom Wolf has the potential to be one of the better 80% lowers available, particularly emphasizing its solid structure and material. This theme resonates well with 40% of reviewers, indicating mixed feelings about overall product quality.
