Glock 43x or Sig Sauer P365x? Let Me Know Below

Published on August 4, 2022
Duration: 0:09

This video offers a direct comparison between two popular subcompact 9mm pistols: the Glock 43x and the Sig Sauer P365x. The presenter, identified as SPN Firearms, highlights key differences in their specifications and visual features, such as grip customization on the Glock 43x. The content aims to engage viewers in a discussion about which of these EDC-focused firearms is preferable.

Quick Summary

The Glock 43x and Sig Sauer P365x are both popular 9mm subcompact pistols. The Glock 43x (18.70 oz unloaded, 3.41" barrel, 10+1 capacity) is known for its slimness, while the P365x (18.0 oz unloaded, 3.1" barrel, 12+1 capacity) offers higher capacity and often a more ergonomic grip. Customization options exist for both.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Glock 43x vs Sig Sauer P365x

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key differences between the Glock 43x and Sig Sauer P365x?

The Glock 43x offers a slimmer profile for deep concealment, with a 3.41-inch barrel and 10+1 round capacity. The Sig Sauer P365x features a slightly shorter 3.1-inch barrel but boasts a higher standard capacity of 12+1 rounds and often a more ergonomic grip out of the box.

Which pistol is lighter, the Glock 43x or the Sig Sauer P365x?

The Sig Sauer P365x is slightly lighter, weighing 18.0 oz unloaded, compared to the Glock 43x, which weighs approximately 18.70 oz unloaded. Both are very comparable in weight for subcompact pistols.

What caliber are the Glock 43x and Sig Sauer P365x?

Both the Glock 43x and the Sig Sauer P365x are chambered in the popular 9mm caliber. This commonality makes ammunition readily available for both firearms.

Can the grip of the Glock 43x be customized?

Yes, the video shows a Glock 43x with custom stippling on the grip, indicating that aftermarket modifications for enhanced grip texture and ergonomics are available for this model.

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