Glock 43 9mm Blue/Aluminum Pistol

A: Yes it is George. They would both be easy to conceal due to their similar size. The P238 is slightly smaller/thinner and will conceal slightly better.

A: They would both be easy to conceal due to their similar size. The P238 is slightly smaller/thinner and will conceal slightly better.

A: This is a great carry gun. I carry one every day with a technaclip on the slide. It's also very accurate for the size. The sig 238 will be slightly smaller but since it's a 380 it's not a fair comparison. If you want a comparable Glock in 380 the Glock 42 is even smaller. I would still carry a 43 over all of them.

A: This is a great carry gun. I carry one every day with a technaclip on the slide. It's also very accurate for the size. The sig 238 will be slightly smaller but since it's a 380 it's not a fair comparison. If you want a comparable Glock in 380 the Glock 42 is even smaller. I would still carry a 43 over all of them.

A: They would both be easy to conceal due to their similar size. The P238 is slightly smaller/thinner and will conceal slightly better.

A: Bryce, Buds picture is actually accurate. Most of the Google images have slight flash tint that makes the frame appear to be slightly brighter.

A: Buds picture is actually accurate. Most of the Google images have slight flash tint that makes the frame appear to be slightly brighter.

A: Its exactly like the picture.

A: Gantt, there aren't any factory Glock 43's with front serrations and the FS for this model stands for "fixed sights" which is apparently what Glock uses to differentiate between their normal polymer sights and GNS (Glock Night Sights).

A: Gantt, no Sir it does not. The FS "Fixed Sights" G43's do not come with Front Slide Serrations. There are companies that offer this service : http://www.mapleleaffirearms.com/front-serrations-standalone/ ---- https://www.rockyourglock.com/custom/RYG-FCS.htm