Crazy chopped Glock 43X that holds 10 or 12 rounds

Published on June 28, 2024
Duration: 0:50

This guide details a modification for the Glock 43X to enhance concealed carry. It focuses on reducing grip length using a specialized magazine for better concealment, while also presenting the option of a +2 base plate for increased capacity and improved grip purchase. The modification is presented by an experienced instructor, highlighting practical benefits for everyday carry.

Quick Summary

The Shield Arms modified Glock 43X features a chopped grip for enhanced concealment, utilizing a shorter magazine. With the addition of a Shield Arms +2 base plate, the capacity increases to 12 rounds, offering a balance of concealability and firepower ideal for everyday carry.

Chapters

  1. 00:01Glock 43X Introduction
  2. 00:07Shield Arms G43X Modification
  3. 00:16Chopped Grip Magazine
  4. 00:26Capacity with Plus Two Baseplate
  5. 00:38Full Video Preview
  6. 00:41Live Fire Demonstration

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a chopped Glock 43X?

A chopped Glock 43X refers to a modified version where the grip frame has been shortened. This is typically done to accommodate a shorter magazine, enhancing concealment for concealed carry permit holders by reducing printing.

How can I increase the capacity of a modified Glock 43X?

You can increase the capacity of a modified Glock 43X by using a Shield Arms +2 base plate. This accessory attaches to the magazine, adding two rounds and often providing a fuller grip for improved handling.

What are the benefits of a chopped Glock 43X grip?

The primary benefit of a chopped Glock 43X grip is improved concealability. The reduced grip length makes it easier to hide the firearm under clothing, especially for individuals with smaller hands or those who prefer deep concealment methods.

What is the capacity of a modified Glock 43X with a +2 base plate?

A modified Glock 43X, when using a 'stumpy' 10-round magazine equipped with a Shield Arms +2 base plate, will have a total capacity of 12 rounds. This offers a significant increase over the standard 10-round capacity.

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