The Glock That Time Forgot (GLOCK 36 )

Published on August 26, 2025
Duration: 6:17

Colion Noir reviews the Glock 36, a single-stack .45 ACP pistol released in 1999. He notes its overlooked status compared to more popular Glock models like the 19 and 17. Despite its low 6+1 capacity, which contrasts with Glock's 'more bullets, less problems' ethos, the 36 is praised by a small cult following for its .45 ACP stopping power, Glock reliability, and comfortable grip, making it a viable, albeit niche, concealed carry option.

Quick Summary

The Glock 36 is a single-stack .45 ACP pistol with a 6+1 capacity, often considered an 'anti-Glock Glock' due to its lower capacity. Released in 1999, it appeals to niche .45 ACP enthusiasts for its reliability and carry suitability, despite being overlooked in the modern market.

Chapters

  1. 00:01Glock Popularity vs. Glock 36
  2. 00:57Introducing the Glock 36
  3. 01:18Glock 36 vs. Glock Philosophy
  4. 01:38Glock 36 Release and Reception
  5. 02:29Speaker's Take on the Glock 36
  6. 02:47Sponsorship Segment - RMA Armorament
  7. 04:25Glock 36 Performance and Appeal
  8. 04:50Glock 36 as an Underappreciated Album
  9. 05:11Glock 36 in the Modern Era
  10. 05:28Niche Appeal of the Glock 36
  11. 05:48Glock 36's Strange Charm

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Glock 36 unique among Glock pistols?

The Glock 36 stands out as an 'anti-Glock Glock' due to its single-stack design and a lower 6+1 round capacity in .45 ACP, contrasting with Glock's typical emphasis on higher magazine capacities.

Who is the Glock 36 best suited for?

The Glock 36 appeals primarily to hardcore .45 ACP enthusiasts who prioritize that caliber for carry. It's seen as a respectable, albeit niche, option for concealed carry due to its reliability and stopping power.

How does the Glock 36 perform compared to other Glock models?

While the Glock 36 performs adequately with manageable recoil and comfortable grip, the Glock 30 is noted to shoot 'noticeably better.' The 36 is described as performing 'fine' rather than exceptionally.

Why is the Glock 36 often overlooked?

The Glock 36 is often overlooked because it was released in 1999 and seemingly forgotten by Glock. In today's market of high-capacity micro-compacts, its low capacity makes it less appealing to the mainstream.

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