GLOCK 36 VS SIG SAUER P220: WHEN CARRYING A 45ACP IS A MUST.

Published on April 18, 2012
Duration: 13:22

Colion Noir provides an expert comparison between the Glock 36 and Sig Sauer P220 Compact for .45 ACP concealed carry. He analyzes aesthetics, ergonomics, trigger performance, and concealability, ultimately favoring the Glock 36 for its superior thinness and lighter weight, despite acknowledging the Sig P220's enhanced character and ergonomics.

Quick Summary

For .45 ACP concealed carry, the Glock 36 is favored over the Sig Sauer P220 Compact due to its superior thinness and lighter weight, despite the P220's better aesthetics and ergonomics. Both hold 6 rounds.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: .45 ACP Carry Choice
  2. 01:13Aesthetics: Glock vs. Sig
  3. 03:11Ergonomics & Handling
  4. 06:09Trigger Performance
  5. 08:58Concealability & Carry
  6. 11:43Final Verdict

Frequently Asked Questions

Which is better for concealed carry: Glock 36 or Sig Sauer P220 Compact?

For dedicated concealed carry, the Glock 36 is generally preferred due to its significantly thinner profile and lighter weight, stemming from its polymer frame. The Sig Sauer P220 Compact, while offering superior aesthetics and ergonomics, is heavier and bulkier.

What are the key ergonomic differences between the Glock 36 and Sig P220 Compact?

The Sig P220 Compact features contoured grips and accessible controls, making it feel like a full-sized handgun. The Glock 36's thinness is noted, with the speaker describing it as feeling like a 'cut-in-half' double-stack, potentially causing discomfort.

How do the triggers of the Glock 36 and Sig P220 Compact compare?

The Glock 36 has a standard 5.5 lb striker-fired trigger. The Sig P220 Compact uses a DA/SA system with a 10 lb double-action pull and a 4.4 lb single-action pull, which has some creep but is preferred by the speaker over the Glock's trigger blade.

What are the capacity and caliber of the Glock 36 and Sig P220 Compact?

Both the Glock 36 and the Sig Sauer P220 Compact are chambered in .45 ACP and typically feature a 6-round capacity in their single-stack magazines, making them comparable in this regard for concealed carry purposes.

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