Glock 26 Vs Glock 43X...The Best 10 Round Glock Is...

Published on May 8, 2019
Duration: 22:27

This video provides an expert comparison between the Glock 26 and Glock 43X, two popular 10-round pistols for concealed carry. The review highlights key differences in physical dimensions, features, shooting performance, and concealed carry comfort, offering practical insights for choosing the right firearm. The speaker, Hegshot87, leverages extensive experience to deliver an objective yet opinionated assessment.

Quick Summary

The Glock 26 and Glock 43X are both popular 10-round concealed carry pistols. The 43X is slimmer and lighter with a longer grip (like a G19), offering better ergonomics. The 26 is wider (double-stack) but has a shorter grip, potentially aiding concealment. Both have similar trigger pulls and comparable shooting performance, with the 26 favored for its shorter grip and magazine compatibility.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: G26 vs G43X Comparison
  2. 01:10Physical Dimensions: Width and Magazine Comparison
  3. 03:00Features and Generations: G26 Gen 4 vs G43X
  4. 05:59Sights and Pricing Overview
  5. 07:36Finish and Durability Analysis
  6. 09:45Concealed Carry Comparison: Comfort and Profile
  7. 11:23Size Comparison with Glock 19
  8. 13:41Shooting Performance and Control
  9. 15:23Trigger Pull Analysis
  10. 17:59Final Verdict: Which is Better?

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main differences between the Glock 26 and Glock 43X for concealed carry?

The Glock 26 is wider due to its double-stack magazine, while the Glock 43X is slimmer. The 43X has a longer grip similar to a Glock 19, potentially making it harder to conceal than the 26's shorter grip, though the 26's width can also be a concealment challenge.

How do the dimensions of the Glock 26 and Glock 43X compare?

The Glock 43X (18.70 oz unloaded, 3.41-inch barrel) is lighter and thinner than the Glock 26 (21.52 oz unloaded, 3.43-inch barrel). The most significant difference is width: the 26 is double-stack, the 43X is slimline.

Which pistol is easier to shoot: the Glock 26 or Glock 43X?

The Glock 43X offers better ergonomics with a full three-finger grip, making it more controllable for many shooters. The Glock 26's shorter grip can be less comfortable, but its extra weight helps absorb recoil.

What is the trigger pull weight for the Glock 26 and Glock 43X?

Using a Lyman trigger gauge, both pistols have comparable trigger pulls. The Glock 26 averaged 5.8-6.6 lbs, while the Glock 43X averaged 5.8-6.3 lbs, both feeling like traditional Glock triggers.

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