I did a little work on a Glock 30 SF over the last week.  Everything went well except that I ordered Crimson Trace Laser Grips for it (they don’t make them for the SF).  I was having a miserable time getting them to line up with the sights when I realized what I had done.  So . . . . if any of you out there have a Glock 30 or 29 that is NOT an SF model.  Let me know and I will sell you these for what I have in them.  Hint: substantial...

This weekend I found a good review of the Glock 36 written by One Old Vet.  As many of you know, the Glock 36 is one of the most over looked models that Glock has ever introduced.  The idea behind its introduction was that it offered a smaller version of the 45 ACP which would help shooters who have smaller hands.  I being one of them have always been fascinated by the Glock 36.  Several months ago I reviewed it after working one over for a...

When Glock introduced small guns, they thought the Glock 36 would be a great addition, and for certain segments, it really is the right answer.  We have already profiled the Glock 30 SF in Part 1, but it will be helpful to understand all of the differences in these guns, because this is the only caliber where Glock offers two different versions of a compact frame. The Glock 36 has slim profile which makes for easy CCW.  It holds 6 rounds plus...