It seems so far that some love it, & some hate it. I have heard that Glocks are known for their reliability. My friend has no limp wrist problem, just wants a light powerful carry pistol that will work when needed. He will not want a 9mm so the 45 acp is his choice & he has no problem with Plastic pistols as I do.It appears there were problems with Glock 36s jamming when they first came on the market, which gave them a bad reputation.
exactly,the early ones were jammersI have owned and carried a Glock 36 for years. Mine has been very reliable. The only jams it has experienced were due to inexperienced shooters limp wristing it. From what I have read, they also do not like weak loads. I have used standard factory 230 gr ammo and +P with no problems. I think it is a very good choice for concealed carry if one prefers a .45 over a 9mm.
It appears there were problems with Glock 36s jamming when they first came on the market, which gave them a bad reputation.
the second one I bought was used at $400,with 4 extra mags from the LGS. They are a great carrying gun,one of the best,but beware,the early ones were problematicThe LGS want's almost $600 for this pistol that seems a bit high.
Is that the going rate for small plastic pistols today?
Man I have been getting a real deal @ a $1000 for a 70s Colt 1911.
I have read good things about this G36, but thay are hard to find in stock. The LGS I deal with says they have sold 3 since they came out. While they sell tons of other Glocks & they seem to have a good track record.
I wonder if most associate the Glock with 9mm & don't look for the 45 ACP in a Glock.
The pistol must work with the 45 acp & work when you need it. Then I can say it looks like a good deal for a Carry pistol. Glock still makes them, so some folks must like the idea of a 45 acp in a Glock.
Well I have a round loaded by Aquila it's called IQ weighs in at 117 grs & clocks at 1430 out of my Starfire. The projectile is all Aluminum & scored into 3 sections. I have no idea about it's performance. However any projectile clocking at over 1400 fps has got to sting a bit. It claims to fold in & penetrate auto glass & sheet metal. The recoil is like a 38 S&W almost nill.Not familiar with that particular round but my carry preferences tend toward effective stopping rather than pleasant shooting.