Glock 43 Magazine 8 Round - Custom Glock 43 Black Cut Slide Match Grade Barrel Gold Sights 8 Round Extended Mag, 6 Round Pinky Mag The Legendary G43 stack is a 9mm Luger caliber pistol. It is an ultra stealthy, accurate and great tool for all shooters regardless of hand size. The grip has a built-in beavertail design that allows the shooter to achieve a long and firm grip. The aggressive texture of the grip surface ensures comfortable and reliable operation of the gun. The large magazine latch allows quick removal of the six-round magazine. Designed to the same high standards that GLOCK is famous for, the small G43 has withstood the same torture tests as all its bigger siblings in the GLOCK pistol family. Contains two 6-round magazines. Details UPC 764503913358 Manufacturer Glock Manufacturer Part # UI4350201 Model 43 Action Semi-Auto Type Reciprocating Fire Size Sub-Compact Caliber 9MM Barrel Length 3.41" Color Black Capacity 8 RDS/6 Rds Accessories Fixed Matte Material Sight
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Glock 43 Magazine 8 Round
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Tags: Glock, 43, G43, Model 43, 9MM, Special Black, Cut Slide, Gold Sights, 8 and 6 Bullets, 2 Magazines, Pistol, Pistol, Handgun is an early adopter philosophy especially when it comes to mechanical devices. So when the Glock 43 was released in mid-2015, I wasn't finished and bought one. Fresh in my mind are some issues with 4th Gen Glocks - particularly on the 9mm (how many of our readers suffer from "face-to-face" issues?). Knowing that Glock tends to value its reputation and provide quick fixes to problems with their product, I decided to wait a bit.
Likewise, I never thought of a role that the Glock 43 would fill immediately. The Glock 19 and 26 meet my primary concealed carry needs with a Ruger LCP that meets my NPE requirements.
After the Glock 43's release, the only criticism I read regularly (mechanically) was that it was too heavy compared to its larger 9mm brethren. My understanding is that Glock has made it a bit lighter/smoother with a different connector, but some still complain about it (according to the manufacture date, mine has the original). Some criticisms are about its size (some say the full .380 ACP Glock 42, some want the Glock 19 profile but thinner, etc.) It is 6+1. Once the causal issues seemed to have cleared up a bit and the aftermarket magazine capacity had been addressed, I started looking at the Glock 43 casually, renting one at the range and putting a box of ammunition inside. I like it but I don't feel the need to buy it right away.
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Luckily, about a year ago, a member of a local firearms forum put the Glock 43 up for sale. I looked online but couldn't find the courage to buy it. Surprisingly, despite the low price ($430, I think), no one bought it. When the seller dropped the price to $415 and trashed the third magazine, I immediately contacted him and negotiated a deal. The gun is brand new; The seller said he fired a total of three magazines (18 rounds) because he bought two Glock 43s - he kept one - and basically test-fired. The inside of the gun is clean, there are no marks on the barrel, and the inside is still coated with the copper-colored anti-seize oil Glock uses at the factory. The seller even covers the transfer fee to a local FFL!
It took me a while to load the mandatory 500 rounds into this pistol because I was focused on other things. However, now that my round count on this Glock has reached that number, I feel like I can give my overall impressions.
In terms of reliability, I have yet to experience any malfunctions with the Glock 43. I bought a few magazines with Speer Gold Dot 124-grain +P, as well as other combinations of Sellier and Bellot, Fiocchi, Blazer Brass and Freedom Ammunition 124-grain FMJ followed by some brands of 115-grain FMJ (Winchester and Blazer Brass). I haven't tried steel or aluminum bullets so far.
In the accuracy section, our Facebook followers saw this photo of me successfully passing the Dot Torture 3 yards:
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I also often do a kind of walk-back exercise where I shoot 5 lap groups on a 3×5 card, trying to keep all my shots on the card as I walk backwards. So far, my best results have been keeping all shots off 15 yards, which is pretty good for me and similar to how I've thrown my other Glocks. I've shot 25 yards many times in the 43 and I'm still struggling but I do it with all my pistols. I've seen photographic evidence that Kyle Defoor put a ten-shot group number on a B-8 repair center in the '90s, so the pistol is definitely capable.
I've seen some people online complaining about the excessive recoil of this little pistol. Of course, a smaller and thinner bezel and a lighter Glock 19 would cause a stronger and/or different recoil effect. However, I find myself somewhat sensitive to recoil (for example, I don't like shooting the .40 S&W Glock) and I don't find the Glock 43's recoil bad.
In terms of fit and finish, I had no real issues with the Glock 43. Mine has the "gray" color slide so common on 4th Gen (and later 3rd Gen) Glocks (not a more Teflon-like "frying pan" coating on some of the previous models) and some scratches/creeps and "wear" shows, but the coating looks quite durable and trouble-free. I also like the Generation 4 style magazine release, which I can easily reach with the (right) thumb of my shooting hand.
Finally, we should mention concealability because that's what this pistol is all about. If he visits the Glock website and looks at the various sizes of the Glock 43 and compares it to other Glock models, he can see that there isn't much of a difference with the Glock 26. 43 is narrower - only 4mm. and about 4 ounces lighter (according to Glock's official website). However, the nature of the Glock pistol lineup is that there really isn't much difference between "adjacent" models (Glock 26 vs. Glock 19, Glock 19 vs. Glock 17, etc). In fact, some suggest to "skip" models when purchasing multiple Glocks (for example, buy 43, 19 and 34, skip 26 and 17).
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Despite what the numbers say, I found the Glock 43 to hide much easier than any of the dual-stack models. It's so light it's almost unnoticeable, and although only slightly thinner than the Glock 26, those few millimeters seem to make a big difference. That said, the Glock 43 remains a belt-mounted option for me. Unless you have large pockets AND are not worried about carrying a percussion pistol in your pocket unlike me, the Glock 43 is probably best carried "conventionally". I've explored some more in-depth storage options for the 43, but that's for a different article. So far, I've only seriously taken the AIWB in a kydex holster designed this way.
I'm not against changes if they improve my overall performance/usability, but I prefer the "more is more" approach. As a result, the changes I've made so far include new sights, a new slide lock/release, and magazine capacity issues.
For sights, I wear the same sights that my other Glocks now wear.
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