Glock G36 Gen3 Slimline .45 ACP Micro Pistol, 3.78 in Barrel, Matte Black, Fixed Steel Sights with Tru-Dot Front
This Austrian-made Glock G36 Gen3 Slimline stands out as a compact, single-stack .45 ACP with original factory documentation and accessories. It includes one 7-round and three 6-round factory magazines, a Glock clamshell case labeled G-36 Slimline, and a factory test-fire envelope dated November 18, 2003. The pistol is in excellent overall condition and features a Tru-Dot front sight, a nitrided steel barrel, and matching serial numbers on the frame and barrel.
Condition
Overall Condition: Excellent condition, showing only faint signs of any prior use or handling.
Bore Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Bore Rifling: Excellent - Octagonal polygonal rifling is clean and well-defined.
Specific Condition Notes: The pistol shows very light handling evidence with only minimal, superficial wear visible on close inspection.
What’s Included
- Glock factory clamshell hard case with G36 label
- Glock manuals and paperwork
- Factory test-fire envelope dated 11/18/2003
- Cable lock
- Glock polymer magazine loader
- 1x 7-round factory Glock G36 magazine and 3x 6-round factory Glock G36 magazines (some sealed in factory bags; one with a finger-extension baseplate)
The G36 Slimline delivers a micro-size, single-stack .45 ACP package with the Gen3-pattern frame. It retains the signature Gen3 finger grooves, pebble texture panels, and two-pin layout, and it omits an accessory rail for a streamlined profile. The pistol uses a left-side magazine release and Glock’s trigger safety system.
The 3.78-inch steel barrel features a nitrided finish and octagonal polygonal rifling with a 1:15.75 right-hand twist. The slide wears a matte black finish with rear serrations and an external extractor. The fixed steel rear pairs with a front sight marked TRU DOT.
This example comes well-outfitted with four factory single-stack magazines: one 7-round and three 6-round, including a finger-extension baseplate on one magazine. Several magazines remain in sealed factory packaging.
Manufactured in Austria, the frame bears the "MADE IN AUSTRIA" origin and "GLOCK, INC., SMYRNA, GA" import marking, along with the U.S. patent block on the lower grip. The Glock factory case label denotes G-36 Slimline with a November 2003 date, and the included test-fire envelope is dated November 18, 2003. The frame and barrel carry matching serial numbers.