Did The PSA Micro Dagger Save The Glock 43x Capacity Crisis?

Published on July 29, 2023
Duration: 7:48

This guide details a comparison between the OEM Glock 43X magazine and the PSA Micro Dagger magazine, focusing on fit, feel, and potential reliability. The speaker, an experienced firearm instructor, highlights differences in magazine wiggle, spring tension, and overall construction. The PSA Micro Dagger magazine is noted for its tighter fit and potentially more robust spring, offering a promising alternative for those seeking increased capacity or improved reliability in the Glock 43X platform.

Quick Summary

The PSA Micro Dagger magazine provides a tighter fit with less wiggle in the Glock 43X compared to Shield Arms magazines and features a stiffer spring, indicating potential for improved reliability. While promising, extensive personal testing (500+ rounds) is recommended before using it for everyday carry, with OEM magazines still being the most trusted option for critical situations.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Glock 43X/48 Intro & Custom Parts
  2. 01:06Aftermarket Mag Discussion & Shield Arms Experience
  3. 01:50PSA Micro Dagger Mag Initial Impressions
  4. 02:37Mag Wiggle & Spring Weakness (Shield Arms)
  5. 03:33PSA Micro Dagger Mag Fit & Trust
  6. 04:13Trusting Mags & Glock 43X Potential
  7. 05:49Reliability Discrepancies & Testing
  8. 06:42Future Micro Dagger Mag Test

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main advantage of the PSA Micro Dagger magazine for the Glock 43X?

The PSA Micro Dagger magazine offers a significantly tighter fit with less horizontal wiggle in the Glock 43X compared to other aftermarket options like Shield Arms magazines, and it features a stiffer spring, suggesting improved reliability and durability.

What issues have been reported with Shield Arms magazines for the Glock 43X?

The speaker reports that Shield Arms magazines, particularly older generations, have experienced issues with weak springs over time, leading to malfunctions in the Glock 43X. Recalls were mentioned due to these spring failures.

How does the PSA Micro Dagger magazine compare to OEM Glock 43X magazines?

The PSA Micro Dagger magazine combines the front profile of an OEM Glock magazine with the higher capacity metal construction of aftermarket options. It fits more snugly in the Glock 43X than Shield Arms mags and has a stiffer spring, potentially offering better reliability than OEM for capacity.

Is the PSA Micro Dagger magazine recommended for everyday carry?

The speaker advises caution, recommending personal testing of at least 500 rounds before trusting any aftermarket magazine for everyday carry. OEM magazines are suggested for carry until aftermarket options are thoroughly proven reliable.

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