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-12/23/2001
Thinking about getting this one to conceal and to pratice shooting but I am affraid of the recoil of the G36 due to its light weight. I have
tried the G30 for few rounds and it didn't have much recoil. Hoping the G36 has the same level of recoil compare with G30. If anyone knows, please let me know @ mns799@yahoo.com Thanks.
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-10/28/2001
I bought mine yesterday. Upgraded from a .380. Small hands-thought this would be a monster to shoot. Surprised at how wonderfull it feels and how easy it shoots. Shot little brother's 30 a good bit and I tell you the 36 is extremely better gun. VERY accurate 1" groupings at 30 feet. Would not ever buy another gun unless this one wears out. Shot 300 rounds in two days and my only complaint is that I ran out of rounds.
Bottom line- lightweight,excellent for small hands,accurate, easy to conceal,recommend highly
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-10/23/2001
I'm a shooter with large hands, though the standard glock grip never felt quite right to me. Tried a G36 at the range and bought mine that same day. Incredibly accurate and comfortable; the narrow grip just works for me. The Pierce +1 grip extension makes this my favorite choice for carry.
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-10/22/2001
Buy the Pierce Plus One Extension for the G-36. They give you a very comfortable extension at the bottom of the magazine. You also get a 7 round magazine out of the deal. Plus it plugs up the small hole at the bottom of the grip. The Safe-T-Blok trigger safety works fantastic. When you draw your Glock out of the holster, your finger naturally pops it out of the way. It is about $14 direct from the company. The Plus One extensions are about $8 from Lone Wolf Supply in Texas. These items make the Glock an even better gun!
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-10/20/2001
I have had my 36 now for about a month now. I am not a cop but hope to be one soon. The glock 36 is my first gun to buy and i would have to say that it is great for someone that is learning to fire a gun. it has hardly any kick back. And the more i use it the more i find it to be a great gun.
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-10/20/2001
I bought my M36 about a month ago and have been pleasantly suprised. I thought a 45 this light and small would be a "handfull", but it's very controllable. The only negative is a slight pinching of the little finger where the magazine and grip meet. It's a keeper.
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-10/14/2001
Love it. Put 100 rounds 185 grain Win-clean throught it at the range first day I had it. Very pleased, with its concealability....pack it everywhere in an Uncle Mikes "inside the pants" holster with ease. Glock On
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-10/10/2001
I BROUGHT MY GLOCK-36 SEVERAL MONTHS AGO AND IT IS A SMALL PISTOL WITH A LOT OF FIRE POWER.I WOULD SUGGEST IT FOR ANYONE WHO WANTS A SMALL WEAPON TO CARRY.
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-9/30/2001
Nice little gun, but I found it, as one would expect, a little harder to control than the slightly thicker Glock 30. The 6-round magazine, as opposed to the Glock 30"s 10-round mag, also helped tip the scales away from the Glock 36. Unless you have very small hands (and I mean VERY small -- my middle finger is only 2.94 inches long and I have no trouble with the Glock 30) I would definitely recommend the Glock 30 over the 36.
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-9/3/2001
Shot my Glock 36 today, shot great. Accurate little buggar (after I put the lower rear sight on it). Glock on.
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