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jtduncan · February 27, 2001, 02:45 PM

If you ask the hardcore Glocksters and the Big Dawgs at GT, we hands down are buying the Glock 30s and passing on the G36. It was a mistake. I own a G30 and my buds own G21s and G36s. They ditched the G36s and bought G30s.

I've seen at least three used G36s in the past couple of weeks (not theirs). I saw one G30 for sale used at my gun range for all of last year.

This is an old question. Go to GlockTalk.

BUT the G30 holds mo bullets, accepts G21 hi caps, and is known as Glock's most accurate pistol bar none. The G36 has been plagued by low sales, higher felt recoil, and acceptable although not stellar accuracy. And it's a single stack!

If the G30 is too fat for you, just lose a little weight. Then it will fit fine.

February 27, 2001, 02:45 PM	#11
jtduncan Senior Member Join Date: December 5, 1999 Location: Seattle, Washington, USA Posts: 1,686	If you ask the hardcore Glocksters and the Big Dawgs at GT, we hands down are buying the Glock 30s and passing on the G36. It was a mistake. I own a G30 and my buds own G21s and G36s. They ditched the G36s and bought G30s. I've seen at least three used G36s in the past couple of weeks (not theirs). I saw one G30 for sale used at my gun range for all of last year. This is an old question. Go to GlockTalk. BUT the G30 holds mo bullets, accepts G21 hi caps, and is known as Glock's most accurate pistol bar none. The G36 has been plagued by low sales, higher felt recoil, and acceptable although not stellar accuracy. And it's a single stack! If the G30 is too fat for you, just lose a little weight. Then it will fit fine. __________________ The Seattle SharpShooter Reloaded .223 Rem, 9mm, 40SW, 357 SIG, 10mm, 44 Mag, 45 ACP Today?