GLOCK 36 .45ACP vs. Mossberg MC2sc 9mm pistol

Published on October 24, 2024
Duration: 8:57

This video compares the Mossberg MC2sc 9mm and the Glock 36 .45 ACP, highlighting key differences for concealed carry. The presenter, with over 20 years of Glock experience, notes the MC2sc's ambidextrous magazine release and thinner profile as advantages for left-handed shooters and comfort. The Glock 36's single-stack .45 ACP offers stopping power but suffers from a non-reversible magazine release, making it difficult for lefties. Trigger pull weights are measured for both, with the Glock's generally being slightly lighter but the MC2sc's considered smoother by some.

Quick Summary

The Mossberg MC2sc 9mm offers advantages over the Glock 36 .45 ACP for concealed carry, particularly for left-handed shooters. Its ambidextrous, freely dropping magazine release and thinner profile enhance comfort and usability, while the Glock 36's right-side-only release is a significant drawback for lefties.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: MC2sc vs Glock 36
  2. 00:10Pistol Types and Calibers
  3. 00:21Magazine Capacity Comparison
  4. 00:42Trigger Comparison
  5. 00:51Glock 36 Magazine Release Issue (Lefties)
  6. 01:31MC2sc Magazine Release (Lefties)
  7. 01:48Trigger Pull Weight Measurements
  8. 05:05Frame Width and Ergonomics
  9. 05:35MC2sc vs MC1 SC Comparison
  10. 06:08Price and Sights
  11. 06:28MC2sc Features: Serrations, Texture, Undercut
  12. 06:43Trigger Guard Design
  13. 07:02Concealed Carry Options
  14. 07:07Holster Compatibility
  15. 07:27Final Choice and Reasoning
  16. 08:08Conclusion: MC2sc Preferred

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main differences between the Mossberg MC2sc and the Glock 36?

The Mossberg MC2sc is a 9mm with higher capacity (11+1 expandable) and an ambidextrous, freely dropping magazine release, making it better for left-handed shooters. The Glock 36 is a .45 ACP single-stack (6+1) with a right-side-only magazine release, posing challenges for lefties.

Which pistol is more comfortable for concealed carry, the MC2sc or Glock 36?

The Mossberg MC2sc is generally considered more comfortable for concealed carry due to its significantly thinner profile compared to the wider frame of the Glock 36. This makes the MC2sc easier to conceal against the body.

How do the trigger pulls compare on the Mossberg MC2sc and Glock 36?

Trigger pull weights were measured around 4.75-5 lbs for the MC2sc and 5.75-6 lbs for the Glock 36. While the Glock's trigger can be excellent, the MC2sc's is described as smooth, though some find the Glock's trigger superior overall.

Is the Glock 36 magazine release problematic for left-handed shooters?

Yes, the Glock 36's magazine release is only on the right side, requiring a difficult 'rip and strip' method for left-handed shooters to drop the magazine. The Mossberg MC2sc features an ambidextrous release that drops freely, making it much more user-friendly for lefties.

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