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Glock 33 VS Glock 36

Head to Head Comparison

Glock 33

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82%

Critic Rating

4 Reviews

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97%

User Rating

32 Reviews

Glock 36

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83%

Critic Rating

16 Reviews

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87%

User Rating

9 Reviews

50 MOA

Accuracy

50 MOA

6.23 Yeets

Damage

5.67 Yeets

10-50 yards

Range

10-50 yards

N/A

Recoil Velocity

N/A

9+1 rounds

Capacity

6 rounds

N/A

Mobility

N/A

50

Ergonomics

50

50

Fit & Finish

50

50

Reliability

50

MSRP:

$592.86

Used Price:

$592.86

New Price:

$658.73

MSRP:

$497.24

Used Price:

$497.24

New Price:

$552.49

Gun Specifications

Specifications

Glock 33

Glock 36

Weight

20.5 oz

Action

Double Action Only

Safe Action

Caliber

.357 SIG

.45 ACP

Capacity

9+1

6

Finish

Black

Black

Gun Type

Pistol

Semi-Automatic Pistol

Sights

Night Sights

Grip

Polymer Grip

Barrel Length

3.46"

3.77"

Gun Stats

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Glock 33

Glock 36

Gun Descriptions

Glock 33

The Glock 33 is the fourth iteration in a series of weapons chambered for the .357 Sig Sauer or Federal .357 round. It is what many people call a “baby Glock” due to its small proportions. As such, it is almost half an inch shorter in the barrel than the G32. The bottom of the standard clip is ¾ of an inch shorter than that of the G32. It is visibly identical to the G32 in every regard except the length of the barrel and grip. So what you’re looking at here is a powerful and snappy gun that is relatively easy to conceal and more difficult to handle. As a subcompact weapon, it is in a category in which we find a lot of revolvers. That being the case, the G33 is likely to be the better choice because it’s lighter, slips into a concealed space more smoothly, and gives you four more rounds than most revolvers.

Glock 36

The GLOCK 36 packs 6 rounds of .45 Caliber AUTO stopping power in a package that fits the hands of most any user. In the SLIMLINE™ design, GLOCK has incorporated the use of a single stack magazine. The G36 measures only 1.13 in. in width which makes controlling recoil very simple. The G36 is easy-to-use, hard to see, and tough to face.

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