G43 1000 round update: My Hermia is all grown up!

Published on September 8, 2016
Duration: 5:59

John from Active Self Protection provides an in-depth update on his heavily modified Glock 43 after 1000 rounds. The firearm, customized with stippling, a double undercut trigger guard, polished internals, and upgraded sights and trigger components, demonstrated 'dead nuts reliable' performance with both FMJ and JHP ammunition. The modifications significantly enhance control and grip, making it a highly effective pocket or appendix carry option, especially in capacity-limited states.

Quick Summary

The Glock 43, after 1000 rounds with custom modifications like stippling, trigger guard undercuts, and upgraded sights, proved 'dead nuts reliable' with zero failures. These enhancements significantly improve grip and control, making it an excellent option for pocket or appendix concealed carry.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Glock 43 Intro & Reliability Update
  2. 00:22Custom Glock 43 Modifications Explained
  3. 01:09Glock 43 as a Pocket Carry Gun
  4. 01:46Cost Breakdown of Glock 43 Mods
  5. 03:15Shooting Performance with Extended Mag
  6. 03:59Shooting Performance with Flush Mag
  7. 04:46Conclusion & Glock 43 Recommendation

Frequently Asked Questions

How reliable is the Glock 43 after 1000 rounds with modifications?

The modified Glock 43 demonstrated 'dead nuts reliable' performance over 1000 rounds, including 850 FMJ and 150 JHP. It experienced zero failures to fire or eject, showcasing its durability and function with various ammunition types.

What are the key modifications made to the Glock 43 for improved concealability and control?

Key modifications include a custom stipple job for grip, a double undercut trigger guard for a higher grip, polished internals, a smoothed trigger, Trijicon HD Night Sights, and a Ghost Edge Connector. Magazine extensions also increase capacity.

Is the modified Glock 43 suitable for pocket carry?

Yes, the heavily modified Glock 43 is specifically designed and recommended for pocket carry due to its compact size. Modifications like stippling and trigger guard undercuts enhance grip and control, making it manageable even with its small profile.

What is the approximate total cost of a heavily modified Glock 43?

The total investment for a heavily modified Glock 43, including the base firearm, Trijicon sights, Ghost connector, magazine extensions, and custom stippling/polishing, can range from $1000 to $1300. This estimate excludes the cost of ammunition and holsters.

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