Glock 36 - price?

[etivac]

How much is the going rate for a new Glock 36 in Manila with license?

Salamat po.

[etivac]

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[horge]

BTT

Come on, someone must have an idea...

[Django]

P40,000 at Hahn.

[Glock_19_9x19]

P38k at Twinpines/Casa Armas

[Django]

I dunno about you guys but I find the G36 large for my hands (I'm 5'9" and tip the scales at 180 lbs.).

Almost the same size as the G19.

15+1 rounds of 9mm vs. 6+1 rounds of 45.

Hmmm. . .

:headscratch:

[darwin25]

Originally posted by Django
I dunno about you guys but I find the G36 large for my hands (I'm 5'9" and tip the scales at 180 lbs.).

Almost the same size as the G19.

15+1 rounds of 9mm vs. 6+1 rounds of 45.

Hmmm. . .

:headscratch:

I'll take the .45 :supergrin:

[isuzu]

Did Glock 36 have feeding problems? From what I heard, it's not selling well, that's why it's heavily advertised.

I'd go for the Glock 19 and 26 for concealed carry.

[MR_BIG]

Originally posted by isuzu
Did Glock 36 have feeding problems? From what I heard, it's not selling well, that's why it's heavily advertised.

I'd go for the Glock 19 and 26 for concealed carry.


i go for a g30;)

[Alexii]

The G30 has a thick grip. At first, I always felt I was going to lose control of the gun in successive, rapid fire. But the main problem with it is the near impossibility of chambering a round from a fully loaded mag. The thing needs short of a pair of hydraulic arms to fully cycle the slide.

The nines in the Glock line still reign supreme. For .45s, give me the 1911 anytime.;)

[MR_BIG]

i have big hands thats why it feels just right and im kinda big thats why it aint that hard to cycle the slide.

[isuzu]

Originally posted by Alexii
For .45s, give me the 1911 anytime.;)

Ditto on that.

[Kiddo]

The advantage that Glock is trying to sell the G36 over the G30 is that the G36 is a single stack which makes it slimmer. Hence, according to Glock, easier to conceal.