Is This The Coolest Glock 43X Ever Made? (Only 120 In US)

Published on July 1, 2026
Duration: 9:33

This video showcases a limited-edition Glock 43X in Coyote, featuring an Aimpoint Koa optic. The presenter highlights the unique European import status, the advanced Koa optic mounting system, and the significance of CIP proof marks. It also touches on potential issues with 15-round magazines and the exclusivity of the coyote base plate.

Quick Summary

The limited-edition Glock 43X Coyote is a rare European import featuring a distinctive finish and an Aimpoint Koa optic. Its mounting system is noted as superior to standard MOS, and it bears CIP proof marks signifying rigorous European safety testing. Only 100 are available in the US.

Chapters

  1. 00:00GlockStore Sweepstakes & Stickers
  2. 00:41New Sweepstakes Stickers: Peanut Butter & Hunter Green
  3. 00:59Introducing the Limited Edition Glock 43X Coyote
  4. 01:07Glock 43X Coyote with Aimpoint Koa Optic
  5. 01:16Comparison: MOS vs. Koa Optic Mounting System
  6. 01:44Close-up: Koa Optic Mounting Mechanism
  7. 01:57About the Aimpoint Koa Optic
  8. 02:05History of Red Dot Optics by Aimpoint
  9. 02:16European Import: Glock 43X Coyote
  10. 02:35Limited Availability: Only 100 in the USA
  11. 02:43Glock 43X Coyote Finish & Frame
  12. 02:53European Markings & CIP Proof Marks
  13. 03:00Understanding CIP Proof Marks Explained
  14. 03:39Significance of European Proof Marks
  15. 03:41CIP History and Modern Testing
  16. 03:50Glock 43X Coyote with 15-Round Magazine
  17. 03:59Exclusive Coyote Base Plate
  18. 04:02Issues with 15-Round Magazines
  19. 04:18Magazine Tolerance and Retention Problems
  20. 04:30Magazine Manufacturing Challenges
  21. 04:45Magazine Availability and Pre-Orders
  22. 04:54Glock 43X Configurations: With or Without Koa
  23. 04:57MOS Footprint Option
  24. 05:05Availability at Glock Store
  25. 05:10Visit Glock Store Nashville

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Glock 43X Coyote edition unique?

The Glock 43X Coyote is a limited-edition European import, featuring a distinctive coyote finish and often paired with an Aimpoint Koa optic. Only 100 of these specific configurations are available in the United States, making them highly collectible.

How does the Koa optic mounting system differ from Glock's MOS?

The Koa optic mounting system is considered superior to Glock's MOS footprint. It uses a lip that engages a machined ledge on the slide, secured by a rear sight module with two screws, providing a more robust and stable optic attachment.

What are CIP proof marks and why are they on this Glock?

CIP proof marks indicate that a firearm has passed rigorous safety testing in Europe. They signify that the gun has been fired with heavily loaded ammunition to ensure it can withstand extreme pressures, a standard for all firearms sold in Europe.

Are there any known issues with the 15-round magazines for the Glock 43X?

Yes, some users have reported issues with the 15-round Glock 43X magazines, including inconsistent feed lip dimensions and problems with magazine retention, such as falling out during firing or failing to drop when the release is pressed.

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