G36

[TNG23C]

I am thinking about buying a g36. Anyone ever had any problems with or heard of any problems with these?

[wareagle]

Just sold mine last week. It was a great piece.

[Guest bkelm18]

I am thinking about buying a g36. Anyone ever had any problems with or heard of any problems with these?

From what I hear, the Glock 36 is the most problematic gun that Glock makes. But that's just what I hear. Not a terribly huge fan of Glocks, but to each his own.

[The Rabbi]

I had a customer complain his jammed a lot with FTFs etc.

I took it out and shot it with crappy but factory ammo.

It worked fine. The gun is very unforgiving of limp wristing or bad shooting technique.

I liked it, except for the fact that it pinched my pinky between the mag and the bottom of the frame. Probably a different floor plate would fix that. Lots of muzzle flip of course.

It is so far the only Glock I would seriously consider buying and carrying.

[molonlabetn]

I had a customer complain his jammed a lot with FTFs etc.

I took it out and shot it with crappy but factory ammo.

It worked fine. The gun is very unforgiving of limp wristing or bad shooting technique.

I liked it, except for the fact that it pinched my pinky between the mag and the bottom of the frame. Probably a different floor plate would fix that. Lots of muzzle flip of course.

It is so far the only Glock I would seriously consider buying and carrying.

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What he said.

[wareagle]

Probably true. I never had any jamming issues with my Glock 36. It was much more reliable that the Firestorm, Springfield and Charles Daly (armscor) 1911 that I had prior.

[Sparkchaser774]

I would want to shoot one first. I would be afraid there would be too much muzzle flip. Big bullet for such a small gun.

[molonlabetn]

They are a handful, but less so than a .357mag J-frame... the slide absorbs sufficient recoil to maintain controllability.