"plug" for G36

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sox

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what do you think of the "plug" for the rear grip of the Glock 36. Who makes them, how do they look?
 
I'm sort of new to glocks but have a 17 and a 36. As far as I know all non g36 45's are double stack mags and won't fit the g36 (single stack).
 
Stick yer finger in it!:D

I guess they are a good idea, but I've never worried them for my Glocks.

Denfoote is right, the G36 is a "single stack", although not a true single stack as in a 1911 type magazine. They rounds are staggered slightly in the magazine.

Good Shooting
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The big reason I like the 36 is its slimness. On paper, it's not much, but you measure it it is actually 25mm wide not 28.5 and there is a big difference between a 32mm grip in the G30. Most importantly, it doesn't look like a potato in my pants! I know there are the elite out there that say the 30 makes a fine pocket gun, but c'mon be real.
 
Just picked up a pierce grip extension #pg-36 for my g36. It only adds 9/16" to the height with a small (1/16)additional flare towards the front of the grip.
Of course there is the one additional round. Feels nice.
 
Originally posted by C.R.Sam:

Rigid plug will increase felt recoil a tad. Takes some of the "give" out of the grip.

Your right, the plug makes the structure more rigid.

Also, I've heard of a case where a shooter cracked his Glock frame when installing the plug.
 
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