Glock 36
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I've fired both.
I decided on the G30 instead of the G36. (I have larger hands and the G36 grip was just too small for me.)
Both are good weapons. I can tell you that the small .45 Glocks are amazingly accurate. The manufacturing process for the .45 barrels is different than the one used for other Glocks.
I decided on the G30 instead of the G36. (I have larger hands and the G36 grip was just too small for me.)
Both are good weapons. I can tell you that the small .45 Glocks are amazingly accurate. The manufacturing process for the .45 barrels is different than the one used for other Glocks.
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I have had a few of the 36's and the 30's, they are both good quality guns.
I have to usually go with the larger models as I have the dreaded "BHS", big hands syndrome.
I have found sometimes if you add a Pierce grip to the smaller models, they cam become more tolerable.
Hope this helps some.
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I have to usually go with the larger models as I have the dreaded "BHS", big hands syndrome.
I have found sometimes if you add a Pierce grip to the smaller models, they cam become more tolerable.
Hope this helps some.
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No problem, wish I could be of more help to you.
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