Full Conceal has just introduced their M3D-S6 BARE Frame Folding kit, that allows customers to build a folding Glock 19 if they have the slide assembly and frame internal parts.  The BARE Frame Folding kit includes all of the necessary components for assembling a fully folding Glock 19, such as Full Conceal’s complete models.

Full Conceal’s explanation can be read below:

The M3D-S6 BARE Frame includes all necessary folding proprietary parts.  To complete a fully functional S6 frame requires a Glock (Gen 3) compatible lower parts kit (minus the Trigger Shoe and Trigger Mechanism Housing).

The M3D-S6 handgun is our own folding handgun that delivers the same benefits and functionality as the M3D-F4 at almost half the price. After completing the build for the S6 Frame, those who have their own Glock 19 (Gen 3) compatible upper assembly (slide, barrel, recoil spring) can attach it to the complete M3D-S6 Frame to have a working folding handgun.

You get all the benefits of a full-sized handgun with a rectangular footprint of the smallest most popular sub-compact or micro-compact handguns in the market, yet don’t compromise on grip length, caliber, capacity, short sight radius, or muzzle velocity.  In addition, you have a revolutionary patent safety mechanism that makes the firearm inoperable while folded making it the safest gun you will ever carry loaded.

When folded, it has a footprint of a cellphone.  It unfolds with one smooth motion and transforms back into full-sized pistol with an impressive 22 rounds of (9mm) that is ready to shoot just by pulling the trigger.

The BARE Frame folding kit lists for $299 on Full Conceal’s website.  You can also check out their other M3D-S6 folding kit model that includes the internal parts for the frame for $399.  The fully assembled folding handguns from Full Conceal are listed at $999.  You can view TFB TV’s James Reeves’ review of one of Full Conceal’s folding pistols HERE.

What do you think of Full Conceal’s BARE Frame folding kit options?  Have you held one or seen one in the wild?  Tell us about it in the comment section below.