New Glock 43X 9mm

Published on January 29, 2019
Duration: 33:39

This guide details how to modify a Kydex holster to fit the Glock 43X, a common need due to slight dimensional differences. The process involves carefully heating and molding the holster material. The video emphasizes that this is a simple modification achievable with common tools, making existing holsters compatible.

Quick Summary

The Glock 43X 9mm is a highly recommended concealed carry firearm, praised for its slim profile, comfortable ergonomics, and 10+1 round capacity. It offers a superior grip contour compared to the Glock 43 and is considered more reliable than some competitors like the Sig P365, making it an excellent balance for EDC.

Chapters

  1. 00:10Introduction and Range Impressions
  2. 02:54MAC Jr. Shooting
  3. 03:20Studio Analysis: Finish and Features
  4. 06:59Ergonomics and Grip Profile
  5. 10:14Glock 43 vs. Glock 43X
  6. 13:46Holster Compatibility
  7. 14:59Competitive Comparison: Sig P365 and Taurus G2C
  8. 18:59Final Verdict

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key differences between the Glock 43X and the Glock 43?

The Glock 43X features a longer grip and a 10+1 round capacity, compared to the Glock 43's 6+1 capacity. The 43X also removes the uncomfortable grip 'hump' found on the original 43 and has a slightly thicker magazine.

Is the Glock 43X a good concealed carry option?

Yes, the Glock 43X is considered a top-tier carry option. Its slim profile, comfortable ergonomics, and 10-round capacity bridge the gap between deep concealment and primary carry firearms, making it preferable to some for its balance of size and capacity.

Can Glock 43 magazines be used in a Glock 43X?

No, Glock 43 magazines cannot be used in the Glock 43X. The 43X magazine is slightly wider (0.792 inches) than the 43 magazine (0.675 inches) to accommodate its higher 10-round capacity.

How does the Glock 43X compare to the Sig P365 in terms of reliability?

While the Sig P365 is smaller and offers similar capacity, the Glock 43X is presented as potentially more reliable. The video mentions reported striker failures with the Sig P365, suggesting the Glock 43X may be a more dependable choice.

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